It appears from the article that this is one half of the connection of Google Voice to SIP voip, the inbound sip call to gv number.
The other half, delivering GV inbound calls to a SIP phone, is still missing in action. It's also now getting a lot more attention due to the impending shutdown of the Gizmo5 sip service.
As much as Google seems to want me to switch my gizmo number to GV, GV solves a fundamentally different problem than I need solved. They are working on getting one number to any end point, and I need to map one number to my desk (without using a cellphone or hard wired phone.).
I'd love to find a good provider, but they all seem to be geared either to monthly fee for all inclusive, which is way more than I need for this application or not providing both an inbound number and the sip termination. (like ipkall) I could hack a combination, but it's probably going to wind up being less robust.
The other half, delivering GV inbound calls to a SIP phone, is still missing in action. It's also now getting a lot more attention due to the impending shutdown of the Gizmo5 sip service.
As much as Google seems to want me to switch my gizmo number to GV, GV solves a fundamentally different problem than I need solved. They are working on getting one number to any end point, and I need to map one number to my desk (without using a cellphone or hard wired phone.).
I'd love to find a good provider, but they all seem to be geared either to monthly fee for all inclusive, which is way more than I need for this application or not providing both an inbound number and the sip termination. (like ipkall) I could hack a combination, but it's probably going to wind up being less robust.