Sipgate VOIP App for iPhone - 111 Free minutes

By Aaron Besson at 4 June, 2008, 10:35 am

I installed and tried out SipGate VOIP client for iPhone this morning. One good thing about this service is that it gives you 111 free minutes so you can test drive the service before you buy minutes. It’s comes with free 3rd party VOIP support and of course the software is also free.

It’s definitely worth it if you make allot of overseas calls or travel allot and need a break from the bills. It’s works very well over Wifi and only takes a few minutes to register with the website to get a SipGate ID number to start using the service.

“We expect most iPhone owners to roam in various rather complex Wi-fi environments i.e. on campus or at coffee shops. Most likely that will expose you to difficult network environments which traditional VoIP services tend to have difficulties with. sipgate provides you with sophisticated technology to overcome those issues. In order to do so, we need to know, what network environment your iPhone happens to be in and consequently have your iPhone connect to sipgate directly. We recommend you store your VoIP account at sipgate.com. In any case are you welcome to configure any SIP service directly on the iPhone.”

Features:

free VoIP software for your iPhone
free 111 minutes included
free support for 3rd party VoIP services
absolutely no charges for anything

Why Use Sipgate?

Sipgate allows you to save mobile minutes, whenever Wi-Fi is available
bypass roaming charges
place calls at virtually no cost when traveling abroad

How can I dial another sipgate user from my iPhone?

When signing up, we have provided you with a sipgate number. You can dial any sipgate number or receive calls at your own sipgate number free of charge.

If you would like to test out Sipgate for iPhone head over to their website to register and get a Sipgate number, then add the following repo to your Installer sources: http://iphone.sipgate.com. Then simply install the app and have fun burning through those free minutes.

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