PortSIP ONE
PortSIP Solutions, Inc. · Social Networking
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Chart standing · US
What changed · US
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1. Fixed incorrect text color when sending IM messages with text + attachments in different theme modes 2. Fixed a problem where carplay would be called to load avatars repeatedly when ending a call and synchronizing call records, and memory would continue to accumulate, resulting in the application being forced to end by the system
In-app purchases · US
No in-app purchases.
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About
PortSIP One is a client specifically designed for PortSIP PBX V22 or later versions, exclusively for iPhone. It leverages Wi-Fi or 4G/LTE connections, enabling users to make and receive calls as well as send instant messages. It supports push notifications, allowing users to receive calls and messages even if the app is force-closed. By accessing the iPhone's contact list, PortSIP One offers a user-friendly interface for efficient communication management. It supports multiple calls, enabling users to switch between calls, merge and split calls, and perform attended and unattended transfers. Additionally, it supports video conferencing with MCU (Multipoint Control Unit) support. PortSIP One prioritizes security and incorporates advanced settings for secure call signaling and audio encryption. The application supports high-definition video calls up to 1080P using H.264 and VP8 codecs, ensuring high-quality audio calls. Supported codecs include G.279, G.711a/u, Opus, AMR, AMR-WB, G.722.1, iLBC, GSM, and SPEEX-WB. PortSIP One supports group chats and allows the sending of voice, video, images, files, and more.
What's new · 10.9.41
1. Fixed incorrect text color when sending IM messages with text + attachments in different theme modes 2. Fixed a problem where carplay would be called to load avatars repeatedly when ending a call and synchronizing call records, and memory would continue to accumulate, resulting in the application being forced to end by the system
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