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Tracking development of pjsip, the Open Source SIP, media, and NAT traversal stack/SDK/library for Android, iOS, Windows, Linux, MacOS, RTOS, embedded, and pretty much anything, any device.
Also check PJSIP Documentation site.
One of the most frequently ask questions we got is: does pjsip support BlackBerry? Are there plans to do so? We always answered no, because the current BlackBerry devices only…
Good news, everyone! Finally, after months of developments (read: delays!), version 1.1 is ready for your download. This release contains major feature enhancements, namely support for Nokia native codecs (we…
As many have probably experienced it first hand, the echo suppressor (ES) in pjmedia sucks, to put it mildly. And this has made matters worse since ES plays such a…
Finally, after months of delay, PJSIP version 0.9.0 is released. This has been the longest gap (8 months) between releases, and consequently it has the most modifications in it (there…
[pjsip] PJSIP on Symbian Phone Works!: This announcement is a bit late than planned (I promised to finish the Symbian port before Jan 2008), but we thought we’d give this…
I’ve been tracking OpenMoko for a while and noticed this call for help for wifi support. Readers of embedded SIP SDK like pjsip and pjmedia are usually clued up on…
Recently Vecosys mentioned social mobile network trends in 2007. The mobile trend continues as Truphone announces £12.5 million of venture capital funding. Truphone is creating quite a buzz, with a…
Anita Campbell picks 10 technology tools no small business owner should be without. Among them is a Virtual Switchboard and a Smartphone. This is where SIP with media capabilities can…
Here is where we talk about pjsip development in general, and maybe other stuff as well. For the project itself, please go to the main pjsip project website. or pjsip documentation.
PJSIP is backed by Teluu, which provides professional support, additional licensing options, and a network of qualified consultants.
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