On June, 5th last year we introduced Sipcat 1.2. Back then, we first introduced multi-language support, video support, provisioning for Polycom phones, a speedier interface and much much more. 5 Updates later, we’re ready to introduce Sipcat 1.3 to you. And as with the previous major release, we’ve included tons of new features.
Wow, nearly 3 months went by since we released our last update. As you can tell by its size (a whopping 120MB) it’s a big one. Aside from the usual bugfixes and small improvements, this update features support for Snom’s new wireless handset m3. While Sipcat is generally used with ISDN lines, our analog using customers can now do routing on a per port basis, instead of per card. We’ve also included a DynDns client for people installing Sipcat on a dynamic IP address and we’ve updated the Asterisk core.
I’m very proud to be able to announce our hosted IP PBX solution Sipcat Online, today. Continuing on our successful Sipcat IP PBX product, we are now offering small- and medium-sized businesses even more flexibility by removing the need to own a physical phone system. A broadband connection and IP telephones are all that is required to get started right away. Sipcat Online will be immediately available in more than 20 countries:
It’s update time again. Our latest update includes a number of small bugfixes to streamline operations. Yet we’ve also added a number of features, such as an IVR destination which allows you to access different kind of services such as voicemail, do-not-disturb, call forwarding and more. For our British friends, we’ve also included a UK English voice pack should they prefer not to use the default one. You can read the full changelog and download the update here.
Nearly two months ago we released our last update, and again its time for a new one. This update mainly includes software updates (or service updates as we like to call them) which means updates of the software we rely on for Sipcat. So, this update brings you the latest version of Asterisk and a number of new drivers. It also includes some fixes for smaller bugs that were introduced earlier, because of another project we’re working on. More information on that later, the update is available for download here.
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