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Definition of softphone in English: softphonenoun ˈsɒftfəʊnˈsäftˌfōn A piece of software that allows the user to make telephone calls over the Internet. Example sentencesExamples - Future functionality will include the ability to mash-up the softphone with webcams, Meebo, Flickr, etc.
- The SIP softphone gives you everything you need to facilitate communication around the office.
- They're calling this an "embedded softphone" and it will support live, spontaneous voice chats among lots of callers.
- It can send a softphone telephone call through a 3G or WiFi client back into a corporate network.
- Have been trying out the Vonage softphone with some success.
- I suppose it's a moot point to wonder how you call the fire brigade on your softphone if the power's gone off.
- Mark uses a "softphone," software that runs on his laptop when he travels on business.
- How are they going to define a device with WiFi connectivity and some VoIP softphone?
- For a Vonage, it could replace the softphone entirely or offer a way for prospective users to test the service without having to install hardware or software.
- If you are calling from this softphone or IP phone to another soft or IP phone, there is no charge beyond your own Internet access fees.
- The soft wrist phone was developed in parallel with the soft phone so that one phone module can migrate between both products.
- A piece of software called a "softphone" uses your computer's speakers and microphone.
- To make things easier for the staff, we wanted to have a working soft phone on their terminals with headsets for hands-free operation.
- The new system also includes support of a PC-based "softphone," providing inexpensive voice network access for local and remote users.
- The soft phone has a squeezable and bendable body.
- The front of the softphone has a graphic scale that uses a stroking action for scrolling the phonebook.
- Why doesn't Vonage just build a video IM client for the PC (not a softphone), that supports video?
- Michael George has an example of how a thin-client environment almost works to solve a problem, but the project needed one key local app, the soft phone.
- On top of that, you get a softphone, which is no big deal, and you have to buy service which seems more expensive than most other VoIP providers out there.
- The outer body is designed to be inexpensive so that user might have several soft phone bodies for use with only one phone module.
Definition of softphone in US English: softphonenounˈsäftˌfōn A piece of software that allows the user to make telephone calls over the Internet via a computer. Example sentencesExamples - Michael George has an example of how a thin-client environment almost works to solve a problem, but the project needed one key local app, the soft phone.
- The SIP softphone gives you everything you need to facilitate communication around the office.
- To make things easier for the staff, we wanted to have a working soft phone on their terminals with headsets for hands-free operation.
- The front of the softphone has a graphic scale that uses a stroking action for scrolling the phonebook.
- The outer body is designed to be inexpensive so that user might have several soft phone bodies for use with only one phone module.
- Mark uses a "softphone," software that runs on his laptop when he travels on business.
- A piece of software called a "softphone" uses your computer's speakers and microphone.
- They're calling this an "embedded softphone" and it will support live, spontaneous voice chats among lots of callers.
- It can send a softphone telephone call through a 3G or WiFi client back into a corporate network.
- Have been trying out the Vonage softphone with some success.
- For a Vonage, it could replace the softphone entirely or offer a way for prospective users to test the service without having to install hardware or software.
- The new system also includes support of a PC-based "softphone," providing inexpensive voice network access for local and remote users.
- The soft phone has a squeezable and bendable body.
- If you are calling from this softphone or IP phone to another soft or IP phone, there is no charge beyond your own Internet access fees.
- Why doesn't Vonage just build a video IM client for the PC (not a softphone), that supports video?
- How are they going to define a device with WiFi connectivity and some VoIP softphone?
- On top of that, you get a softphone, which is no big deal, and you have to buy service which seems more expensive than most other VoIP providers out there.
- The soft wrist phone was developed in parallel with the soft phone so that one phone module can migrate between both products.
- I suppose it's a moot point to wonder how you call the fire brigade on your softphone if the power's gone off.
- Future functionality will include the ability to mash-up the softphone with webcams, Meebo, Flickr, etc.
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