Last time we took a look at the WiPhone, back in the middle of last year, the ESP32-based Voice over IP (VoIP) phone was closing in on full funding on Kickstarter. Since then it’s been a bumpy ride for the project towards shipping to its backers. That’s to be expected, as scaling from a single prototype to a full scale…
Wiphone is a VoIP phone based on ESP32 WiFi + Bluetooth SoC and it is designed to be easily disassembled and modified both at the hardware and software level. WiPhone launched on Kickstarter a little while ago, easily surpassed the $40,000 funding goal and a pledge of $89 should be able to get you a WiPhone…
Let’s put our VoIP notions to practice by creating our switchboard equipped with all the most advanced features. Raspberry PI is a single board computer that we already had the chance to use in the most diverse applications. By taking advantage of its predisposition to work as small Linux server, we used it…
Let’s find out how to make a phone switchboard equipped with all the most advanced features, by using a Raspberry Pi as hardware and Asterisk as software. Part one. The term VoIP, which means “Voice over Internet Protocol”, refers to a group of technologies used to transport voice using the Internet-based IP protocol as…
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