VOIP and SIP Client for Windows Mobile 6

An SIP is basically a protocol that used for Voice over Internet Protocol(VOIP) services. An SIP client is therefore a service that uses SIP to make real time calls and maintain sessions with the server.

An SIP client and VoIP services for the Windows Mobile can come in really handy when you are stranded in a remote location and need to be in constant contact with your clients or colleagues. Imagine you book a hotel in a far off place in order to take a vacation. You want to take a break and be as far off from work as possible since it is the slowest time of the year and nothing could possibly go wrong. And absolutely out of the blue, something goes wrong that requires your continual attention and there you are, sitting without any connection to the outside world simply because you wanted to get away from all of it.

In such a situation, an SIP client would be the one that saves your life and your job. You only need a wireless internet connection and you are good to go. You can work round the clock form any place in the world and be in constant contact with the people that matter. You do not have to worry about cell phone signals, or disruption in the phone line. A Windows Mobile 6 SIP would do the job for you. There are more benefits of the SIP client and VoIP services. By now you must have heard of how inexpensive the whole package is. Everyone keeps on talking about this one great benefit. Sitting in a hotel in Philippines you can make international calls for a way lower price tag as compared to dialing through a landline number. You do not want your telephone bills to skyrocket only because you took a vacation at the “wrong” time. Keep the bills down by keeping the SIP client and VoIP services handy.

The VoIP services and SIP client for the Windows Mobile 6 SIP come packed with multiple features within the same package. These features have to be paid for when it comes to landline telephones. These features are taken for granted with a VoIP services pack. This would reduce your bill even further since you do not have to pay extra for the features that you really need to keep on operating properly from a remote location.

So, how do we get this service on your Windows Mobile SIP 6? In most cases devices that support these services have the system already configured and setup for using straight away. If the settings have not been configured then you will have to configure them manually. Following a few simple steps will get the services running for you. ipdialphan.xml, rtcdll.dll, dnsapi.dll and voipphonecanvas.dll type files are necessary for the services to operate properly. Otherwise the system will not work and no configuration will take place. So what are you waiting for? Get the services configured and start using the Windows Mobile 6 SIP.