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Call and be called on background mode

nomado — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 20:49:46 +0000

To receive calls on your iPhone/iPod/iPad it is not possible yet because even if in theory Apple allows VoIP on the background on his latest OS, they mention that UDP will be blocked…. so it is useless..

However, Nomado allows incoming calls even if the application is not launched..

This “background mode” will be released very soon (Sept 30, 2010)

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SIP calls tested on WiFi, Edge and 3G networks

admin — Sat, 03 Apr 2010 11:31:39 +0000

iPhone VoIP best app

if you see SIP button in green, it means that your sip line is registred and therefore you can start calling via EDGE, 3G or WiFi Internet access, like Hotspots..

Be aware that Calls over EDGE might not be so good, you can test.

We calculated the cost of 3G VoIP calls and it seems to use 1 meg per minute of calls. So if you call 10hours it might use 600 meg. That is with g711, it might be much less with GSM codec.

The iNomado is expected to be released by the Appstore in April. Iy will be offered for free.

Google Voice and iNomado VoIP same issue?

admin — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 09:02:49 +0000

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Our dev is tired to get the iNomado, supposed to be the best quality VoIP application, rejected for the 4th time.

Are we victim of the Apple dance? Or simply we are so bad in doing an iApp that allows to make calls via the WiFi connection? The thing is we are testing it and works perfect!!

Maybe it is time to tell everyone that with nomado callback, you can use our VoIP network for your International mobile calls easily… and without the need of iApp. Have a look here if you want to save money on International Mobile call : Nomado callback

Nomado will VoIP on the iPhone in May

admin — Mon, 04 May 2009 19:58:50 +0000

After trials of beta version, we have the pleasure to announce the launch of iNomado within 10 days.

We are looking for 30 beta tester that will test the iNomado official beta release.

Please send your UUID to support@nomado.eu

You can find your UUID on iTunes when your iPhone is connected to your computer