TringMe Now Works with AOL/AIM
Well, it certainly didn’t take long for someone to leverage AOL’s Open Voice APIs featuring full SIP support. TringMe is apparently the ‘first’ out of the gate announcing support to millions of AIM call-out users to make calls directly from TringMe. AIM users can use TringPhone - TringMe’s fully web-based SIP phone to make calls directly from the browser.
According to TringMe, "with TringMe’s MobileVoIP solution, AOL/AIM users can use a mobile device (e.g. Symbian devices) to make VoIP calls from a mobile device. If they desire to use Gtalk to make VoIP calls over this service, that’s supported too. In general, AOL/AIM users can use any of TringMe’s supported originating devices to make calls (say Gtalk)."
Apparently it’s pretty easy to setup. You just login to your TringMe account, enter your AIM or AOL screen-name (AOLScreenName@aol.com or AIMScreenName@aim.com) and SIP password in the TringPhone settings. Make sure to specify “AOL” in the Domain or Proxy setting as well. That’s it! Now you can use TringPhone for making calls through your AIM call-out account.
Via TringMe blog
Tags: AIM, AOL, SIP, tringme, TringPhone, VoIP
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Original post by nafiz