SJphone – A SIP client for the mac.
Mac OS X, OS X Apps, Utilities - February 23rd, 2007 - 6 Comments
SJphone is a SIP client (softphone) that allows you to connect to a SIP server and/or another SIP client. One thing I really like about SJphone is its very simplistic interface and the ability to directly dial another computer. If you are like me and are weary of signing up for yet another service online, SJphone is a perfect fit. All you need to start talking to your buddy, is to have two copies of SJphone running (one copy on your computer and one copy on your friend’s computer), it couldn’t be easier! SJphone is not an application filled with bells and whistles, but it gets the job done in a very reliable fashion.
Is Skype to Skype calling still free?
Yes Skype to Skype calls are Free and will always be Free.
So Enjoy Skype!!!
Skype are always Free.
Cheers 2 Skype…
There’s little truly free about Skype. Free as in freedom that is. Use and support open formats if you want something that is really free.
A tiny misunderstanding there… in English, the noun “free” normally means “free of charge”, and Skype most definitely conforms to that for general usage.
As for open formats… they’re fine for talking to your open-source-worshipping techie friends, but they lack the ubiquity that Skype has… and ubiquity is really the only thing that matters in the real world.
In English, “Free” is an adjective, not a noun . . . perhaps you were thinking of the vernacular, “freeby”