[bothari]

I would be very interested in getting google talk's voip working from my pocket pc. The only way i can do that now is with portrait. I am assuming imov doesn't support voice.

Google's voip does it's signaling over xmpp (jabber's protocol) using their in-house high-level protocol and not one of the standard protocols such as SIP. They do state on their developer page that they're building a SIP connector, but voip is strictly for their app for now.

[bothari]

I would be very interested in getting google talk's voip working from my pocket pc. The only way i can do that now is with portrait. I am assuming imov doesn't support voice.

Google's voip does it's signaling over xmpp (jabber's protocol) using their in-house high-level protocol and not one of the standard protocols such as SIP. They do state on their developer page that they're building a SIP connector, but voip is strictly for their app for now.

[ricksfiona]

Originally Posted by bothari

As for Agile Messenger, they dropped jabber . Bet they're feeling stupid now...

Doubt it. All my clients use AOL, Yahoo! or MSN, so I can connect to them just fine. Jabber? From what I saw, they have AOL support, Exchange and Notes. Unless you're in an Enterprise environment, Jabber doesn't make too much sense.

Different tools for different people.

[njl2016]

I haven't actually chatted (is that even a word? but I digress) with anyone yet, but how does Google Talk work with this client?

[wsw2]

Are there any Voice Chat or Video Chat Clients for PPC that anyone knows about? if so tell what IM service its for, PPC OS Version and any features it has... I been searching for like 2 days but cant find anything to try. Thanks...

[Jason Lee]

Originally Posted by wsw2

Are there any Voice Chat or Video Chat Clients for PPC that anyone knows about? if so tell what IM service its for, PPC OS Version and any features it has... I been searching for like 2 days but cant find anything to try. Thanks...

http://research.microsoft.com/~jiangli/portrait/

Microsoft portrait. there are ppc and pc versions. supports voice and video also interfaces with msn messenger. I've used it for years.

[wsw2]

cool... yeah i saw in the other post portriat but couldnt locate anything... i'm going to check it out... Also Google released the source for thier VOIP in google talk... (its open source on source forge).. I cannot open it because it says it was made in VS 8.0 and i only can open 7.1, But i have VS2005 from my school, so anyone know what could be the problem?

Also anyone else know of any for other ppc Clients...

[OSUKid7]

Originally Posted by wsw2

Also anyone else know of any for other ppc Clients...

Well if VoIP is all you need, you can't (well, imo) beat Skype.

[wsw2]

Skype is another service too... I am checking it out... It says it has video chat as well... but i am just trying to make a list of all the possible apps for PPC that are here now... Another thing MS Portriat can connect to a SIP server so if google talk fully converts to SIP, like some article i saw said... Then Portriat would do MSN and Google... I havent gotten to try it cause noone i know is online, but i was able to configure it to capture video from my ppc.. i want to check it out.. The only problem is that my camera is on the other side not the screen side and cannot be moved.. i have a 6700 the sprint model..

[rickshaw]

hi, i am convinced that google talk is a really good IM. in addition to that, found this site called gtalkphone.com. now, it allows me to make PC to ordinary phone calls anywhere in the world and vice-versa. check it out! its cool!

[octro]

Check out www.octro.com. OctroTalk is a Jabber/GTalk client which also lets you do VOIP and File Transfer directly on your Pocket PC/Smartphone.