Used Grandstream Wave - Video for Android?


Grandstream Wave - Video Analysis

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Grandstream Wave is a free Android application designed for seamless communication through voice calls and messaging. Utilizing WiFi or cellular data, it enables users to connect globally without the need for traditional phone services. The app operates as a softphone, allowing for easy management of calls and messages directly from Android devices. Its user-friendly interface ensures that users can quickly navigate through its features, making it accessible for both casual and professional use.

One of the standout features of Grandstream Wave is its lack of a registration requirement, which simplifies the setup process significantly. Users can immediately begin making calls and sending messages after installation. The application supports various codecs for high-quality audio and video calls, making it suitable for both personal and business communications. The app also integrates with existing SIP accounts, providing flexibility for users who wish to utilize their current telephony services.

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Release
Latest update
Version
1.0.3.34
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Operating System
Android 9.0
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
29
Downloads Last Week
0

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Grandstream Wave is a FREE softphone application which allows users to make and receive voice/video calls through their business or residential...

Grandstream Wave is a FREE softphone application which allows users to make and receive voice/video calls through their business or residential SIP accounts on any Android device (version 4.1+) from anywhere in the world, via either cellular data or WiFi. This application supports integration of up to 6 SIP accounts, 6-way voice conferencing, and allows users to monitor their IP PBX (such as Grandstream's UCM6100 series IP PBX & UCM6510 IP PBX) while utilizing speed dial with up to 24 virtual BLF keys. Grandstream Wave also supports advanced SIP telephony features including call transfer, LDAP phonebook integration and more. With Grandstream Wave, business and residential users always have access to their SIP lines and can easily keep in touch with business or personal contacts without using expensive cellular data plans.

Key Features & Technical Specifications:

Supports Video, Hardware encode/decode, up to 720P

Supports G.711/a, G.722 (HD-audio), G.726-32, GSM, iLBC and Opus codecs

SIP-based softphone

Requires Android 4.0+

Can be used over cellular data connection or WiFi

Strong security features including SIP over TLS and 128/256-bit SRTP

Supports 6 SIP accounts, up to 6-way audio conference, and 24 virtual BLF keys

Native integration with mobile devices including contacts, call history and ringtones.

Enterprise features including IP PBX integration, BLF, call transfer/pickup, call recording with UCM, LDAP

Automatic call forwarding based on time and location rules

Powerful NAT traversal options including automatic NAT discovery, STUN and UPnP

Automatic provisioning including XML provisioning and 2-D barcode scan

Fully customizable skins and themes for optional branding needs

Voice channel switching between Bluetooth, earphone, speakerphone & 3.5mm headset

Users can view info of Incoming & Outgoing calls and missed calls in call history

Telephony Features: Hold, mute, transfer, forward (unconditional/no-answer/busy), call park/pickup, paging, Do Not Disturb (DND), call waiting, call history, flexible dial plan, custom ringtones, server redundancy & fail-over, and Busy Lamp Field (BLF)


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