Gizmo Project 4.0.1 (v344)

An
internet telephone. As simple as an instant messenger. Gizmo Project
uses your internet connection (broadband or dial-up) to make calls to
other computers. With the click of a mouse, you’re connected to
friends, family, and colleagues anywhere on earth. It’s just that
simple. You talk clearly. For as long as you want. For free. And with
inexpensive add-ons like CallIn and CallOut, you can talk to any
telephone–mobile or landline–on the planet. Any phone? Yes. Download
Gizmo Project, and suddenly it all clicks–some calls are better online.

Gizmo
Project is the name of a peer-to-peer VoIP network and of a proprietary
freeware soft phone for that network. Gizmo Project was founded by
Michael Robertson. Unlike its competitor network Skype, the Gizmo
Project network uses open standards for call management, the Session
Initiation Protocol and Jabber. But it uses several proprietary codecs,
and like Skype, the Gizmo Project client is proprietary/closed source
software. The Gizmo Project is run by the company SIPphone.

Since
the Gizmo Project is based on the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP), it
can interoperate with other SIP-based networks directly, although some
data will always be routed via central SIPphone-servers, making it less
than ideal in these settings from a privacy and security perspective.
This avoids the phone system and is thus free of charge. Gizmo also
will use encryption (SRTP) for Gizmo to Gizmo calls and works well with
Phil Zimmermann's new Zfone secure add on.

The Gizmo Project
software also has features that Skype lacks (or offers at an additional
fee), such as interoperability with other systems/services via the SIP
standard, built-in recording, and free voicemail. Gizmo also allows
paid members of LiveJournal to make 'voiceposts' if they are unable to
use the voicepost telephone lines provided by the website.

Unlike
many of its competitors, Gizmo supports outbound caller ID in the
United States, where people commonly reject incoming calls from unknown
numbers. Skype and most other VoIP services seem to lack this feature.

Gizmo 4.0 offers video calling. Gizmo5 offers gizmo on a smartphone platform.

Features:
- Free Gizmo to Gizmo calls - Call anyone with a Gizmo Project for free.
-
Calling landlines and mobile phones - Gizmo to Landlines and
Cellphones. With Call Out, you can call any landline or mobile phone
with super cheap Call Out Credits. Super cheap? How does 1.9 cents a
minute sound? Enter any number into Gizmo Project and dial away. It
rings like a normal phone, sounds like a normal phone, it only costs
less. You only pay for the call you make. There are no monthly fees, no
connection fees, and all billing is per minute. Simple, inexpensive,
great quality.
- Receiving calls from mobile phones and landlines - Cellphones and Landlines to Gizmo
Want
to receive calls from mobile phones and landlines? With Gizmo Call In,
for as little as $35/year (roughly $3/mo), you can have a phone number
in over 50 cities in the US and UK. And, your Call In number goes with
you wherever you may roam. So the folks who call you are charged as if
they’re calling you at home. Easy for you. Convenient and cheap for
them.
- Area775 - Free U.S. based telephone number:
An Area775
number is a lot like a Call In number. It allows you to receive calls
from regular landlines and mobiles, but it also has the following extra
features:
* Dual Ring
* Call Transfer
* Call Screening
* and much more...

Feature Details:
1.
Sound effects - Add Sound Effects to your calls. Open the Dialpad at
the bottom of Gizmo Project window and press the emoticon button during
a call. You can choose other sounds (or upload your own) from the
options menu.
2. Check call quality - Click for the Call Quality Assitant to see bandwidth quality.
3. Pick online status. Green: Available, Red: Away/Do not disturb, Orange: Idle, Blue: On the phone, Grey: Invisible/Offline
4. Online status. Gives the current status of all your contacts.
5. Click Map It to view map of call locations. Get a detailed map of the location of each call.
6. Instant Messaging (IM) - Chat instantly with your contacts.
7. Person being called receives call subject. Let them know immediately the purpose of your call.
8.
You can record any call on your Gizmo Project phone with the click of a
button. The call record button is in the active call window, next to
the mute and hold buttons.
9. Type in Gizmo name or number here to
make a call. Gizmo to Gizmo call always free. You can also call any
traditional phone using Call Out.
10. NewShare files with family and
friends by clicking on the Send File button in the IM window. You can
also send a file by selecting Send File under the Contacts menu.
11.
NewCreate a group chat and talk with all of your friends at once. To
create or join a group chat select Join Group Chat under the Contacts
menu.
12. NewYou're avatar is the picture that you show to the
world. Click on Change in the Profile window, then browse your folders
to find the picture you would like to use as your avatar.

Additional Features:
*
NewMulti-Network Chats. Chat with Yahoo, MSN and AOL (AIM) buddies
directly from Gizmo Project. You can now add your Yahoo, MSN, and AOL
buddies to Gizmo Project with a few easy steps.
* NewMeta-Voice.
Meta-voice capabilities of Gizmo Project 3.0 allow users to call four
of the most popular Voice and IM networks with one client for the first
time. All calls to Yahoo Messenger, Windows Live, Google Talk, and
Gizmo Project users are free.
* Custom Avatars. Customize your
avatar by picking a personalized graphic. Your avatar is the picture
used to represent yourself in Gizmo Project.
* Gizmo users can now
exchange files! Gizmo Project now supports file transfers via the
Jabber protocol. This means users can now exchange files with anyone
using a jabber client!
* Chat History. Chat history allows you to
save all your past IM conversations. In the Chat History window you can
click on a contacts name and see all your previous chats with that
person listed by date. IM chats often contain important information and
now it's easily accessible.
* Chat with several users at once! Gizmo
Project now allows you to create and join group chats, this way you can
participate in several conversations at the same time.
* Customize
Voicemail Messages. Record your own outgoing voicemail messages. (So
when people call you, and you don't answer, they will hear your voice,
instead of a generic message)
* Instant Messaging (IM). Click on the
IM icon next to your contacts name and you can instantly text message
other Gizmo Project users.
* Free Mobile phone and Landline
Conference Calling. The Gizmo Project network provides a free
conference calling system. Using FreeConferenceCallTM you can conduct a
conference call between mobile phones, landlines, and Gizmo Project
users.
* Asterisk PBX Support. Starting with Gizmo Project 2.0 for
Mac and Windows you can now log into your office PBX (like the popular
Asterisk PBX software) and the Gizmo Project network at the same time.
This lets you be universally reachable and seamlessly receive calls
from your office while anywhere in the world!
* SIP Number. Your
Gizmo Project account has two important identifiers. The first is your
Gizmo name. The second is the SIP number, which is automatically
assigned to your account. With this number, VoIP networks can reach
your Gizmo account free.
* Access Numbers. Access Numbers are a
gateway to make calls to your Gizmo from the old phone system. With a
simple, two-step dialing procedure, anyone on any phone can give your
Gizmo a ring.
* Calling Other VoIP Networks. You can make calls to
and receive calls from VoIP networks all over the world, including
Asterisk-based networks. Even some universities have begun connecting
their campus networks.
* Call Recording. Your Gizmo software has
call recording functionality built in. At the top of the call drawer,
you’ll see three buttons which allow you to mute, hold or record a
call. Learn more about this powerful feature, and some important
restrictions you need to know.
* SIP Adapters. Super simple software
not enough? If you are interested in making and receiving Gizmo calls
with a regular telephone (even if your computer is turned off), you
can, and it’s cheaper than you might think.

Download

الكود:

http://w13.easy-share.com/1699832795.html

OR

http://rapidshare.com/files/98797940/WinGizmo.rar