[bog4hire]

can the following be done:
make calls
over wifi
using BB
for free

one can use
vondage
skype
etc.

its been difficult
to find a free service
google voice almost does it
(don't know if it works for android)

is there a work around
RIM has free software
to make a PBX
will this work?
and how?

[Callumlord]

1) Nope

2) Search App World

3) Try it

4) I do not know what you mean, but RIM are the creators of BlackBerry.

[Tata_Funk]

Try tringme.com- TringMe - Web based Telephony
Sometimes it works great. Sometimes...
But at least is free via WIFI, it doesn�t work via 3G
If you get another one just tell me
Bests
TATA

[Xopher]

If you are one a GSM carrier, there are a couple of true VOIP apps out there. I'm not sure which services they will connect with, though.

If you are on a CDMA carrier, the chipset in the current models cannot do VOIP. There is a Skype app (Verizon only), and a few other VOIP apps (like Vonage). All of them make phone calls into the service, then routes the call over VOIP, but they aren't true VOIP.

[DannyAves]

I don't know where you are located or where you want to call but UMA makes calls for free over wifi and has been standard on all T-Mobile BlackBerry phones for years now. Google Voice works perfectly for cheap long distance calls.

[ADFXPro777]

Try Jajah. I found it from the Blackberry App World and its great. In most cases, its free between Jajah users. If between other users, they charge very small fees.

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[phillmarsh]

i am using a app called starTalk you can download direct from you blackberry handset

Download free VoIP apps stardextalk.com/mobileapps.html

Register your sip account sip.stardextalk.com/OnlineShop

I need to set the APN setting for my netowrk they can be found on there web site

[christysinha]

VoIP calling stand for voice over Internet Protocol. VoIP provides a calling facility on internet. It is widely used in many organizations or companies to make national as well as international calls in very cheap prices.

Reliable phone systems

[jagrlover]

Have you tried Comwave? It works on the PlayBook.

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