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Harald Scan Harald Scan is a Bluetooth discovery scanner. It determines Major and Minor device classes according to the Bluetooth SIG specification and attempts to resolve a device's MAC address to the largest known vendor/MAC address list. I Hear U IHU is a Voice over IP (VoIP) application for Linux, that creates an audio stream between two computers in the easiest way and with the minimal traffic on the network. Features include: Peer-to-Peer, UDP/TCP support, good audio performance, crypted stream, and command-line support. inq1linux inq1linux aims to provide Linux software for communicating with and expanding the INQ1 mobile phone. It allows the phone to be connected as a USB modem, previously only possible with the Windows/Mac proprietary drivers. Intelligent Wardialer IWar is a "war dialer" used for auditing your PSTN (phone) network. Features include random/sequential dialing, ASCII flat file and MySQL logging, a curses-based front end, key stroke marking, multiple modem support, several methods of "tone detection", save/load state, banner detections (to determine remote system types), blacklist support, and much more. Ip phone Scanning Made Easy Ip phone Scanning Made Easy (ISME) scans a VOIP environment, adapts to enterprise VOIP, and exploits the possibilities of being connected directly to an IP Phone VLAN. Jitsi Jitsi (formerly SIP Communicator) is a VoIP, videoconferencing, and instant messaging application. It supports several popular instant messaging and telephony protocols. just another trium tool just another trium tool is able to change the ringtones of a Trium Mars. It can save your sms and your phonebook, too. KAlcatel KAlcatel allows you to manage messages, calls, contacs, todos and the calendar in Alcatel One Touch 50x and 70x mobile phones. KCall KCall is the telephony application of Kontact. It supports computer telephony integration and at the same time integration into KDE's infrastructure. KCall does this by using KDE's addressbook, which in turn can be a server-based groupware addressbook. KCall uses the Decibel realtime communication framework for call management. KdeAm KdeAm is an answering machine front end for Linux, written using KDE. It needs to have the vboxgetty daemons running to handle the answering of calls. The vboxgetty stores the messages in the vbox spool directory from which KdeAm then picks them up. Kiax Kiax is a softphone (soft phone, VoIP client) with a simple and comfortable user interface for making VoIP calls to Asterisk PBX. Read more KMobileTools KMobileTools is a KDE-based application that allows you to control mobile phones with your PC. It handles full SMS control, dialing calls, reading from phonebook, last dials, received and unanswered calls, and phone status monitoring (battery and signal for now). KPhone KPhone is a SIP UA for Linux, supporting a multitude of features. Originally developed by Billy Biggs, it was developed at Wirlab until 2005. It is now developed by a team of volunteers in this project. KPhone is written in C++ and uses the QT Toolkit KPhone KPhone is a SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) user agent to initiate VoIP (voice over IP) connections over the Internet. It supports Presence and Instant Messaging, and to some extent also video calls between two hosts. Read more Kphonecenter Kphonecenter is an application inspired by Rapidcom Voice for Windows. It is an app that lets you use a voice modem as an answering machine, and a fax. KSiemens KSiemens is a small KDE2 application aiming to managing the Siemens mobile phone series S25/35 via IrDA or serial cable. Planned features include managing the phone book, SMS and organizer, download of logos and general status information display. Leif Leif is a tool for managing your sony/ericsson t68/t68i mobile phone. it supports phonebook editing, file uploading and sms management. letterize letterize generates alphabetic mnemonics for a phone number, then filters them for phonetic plausibility in English. Linphone Linphone allows you to make two-party phone calls using an IP network. Easy to use, it runs as a tradionnal phone. As it uses a very minimal implementation of the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) in order to establish the call, it MAY work with other sip-phones. Read more lintad Linux Telephone Answering Device: a fax and voicemail application. Lintad uses a softmodem as a soundcard attached to the phoneline to play greetings and record messages. Messages and faxes are made available to browersers via Apache and PHP Linuxfono Linuxfono is a small program (with a XForms interface) that allows you to use your modem as a speakerphone, provided that your modem has voice support. You can plug a microphone and a speaker to the modem and talk. listen2fritz listen2fritz provides real-time notification of incoming calls on an AVM FRITZ!Box Fon. The notifications are sent by way of a Dream-Multimedia-TV Dreambox or an instant messenger program. Lwazi Lwazi is a robust telephony platform aiming to facilitate speedy development of experimental applications without sacrificing power by combining Asterisk with the MobilIVR Python interface bundled into a single build with a unified control interface. Milliphone Milliphone is a minimalistic multi-platform softphone that uses the Verona VOIP toolkit. It supports multiple simultaneous SIP accounts. minisip minisip is a SIP VoIP soft phone that implements additional security features such as mutual authentication, encryption and integrity of on-going calls, and encryption of the signaling. MODU MODU is a linux oriented textual dialup toolkit with support for MS callback and iptables. It is intended to be flexible enough to dialup to many ISP without much configuration. Newfies-Dialer Newfies-Dialer is a voice broadcast application designed and built to automate the delivery of interactive phone calls to contacts, clients, and the general public. ObexTool ObexTool is a graphical frontend to communicate with mobiles and other devices capable of communicating via Obex Protocol. open-cgf open-cgf provides a 3GPP-compliant charging gateway function (CGF) as a sink for SGSN, GGSN, and other streamed CDRs on the 3GPP Ga/Gz interface. Refer to 3GPP 32.295. These are common data elements of GSM/UMTS mobile telephone networks. openSpeak openSpeak is a VoIP solution and is aimed at clan and casual gamers who like to chat while playing a game. The client is currently based on Speex and WxWidgets and the server runs on basic Linux/Windows systems. osp-toolkit The OSP Toolkit is a client-side implementation of the OSP protocol. OSP is a global standard, defined by ETSI TISPAN, for secure authorization and accounting for peer-to-peer communications. Phone Phone is a client program that lets you talk withother people on the internet using voice on a fullduplex connection. PJSIP and PJMEDIA pjsip and pjmedia is an SIP and media stack written in C, and optimized for high performance and a small footprint. It has many SIP and media features such as a layered API, dialog usages, high level invite session abstraction, an event framework, SIP presence/SIMPLE, instant messaging, RTP/RTCP, a conference bridge, silence detection, PLC, and so on, as well as extensive documentation. post_call post_call is a small tool which is able to send a HTTP request to your AVM FritzBox 7050, which will then call a number you provide to post_call as a command-line parameter and using a interface (phone port number) you also provide as a command-line parameter. pphone communicator PPhone is a universal communication client for IP telephony and instant messaging. The application's design is modular, so GUI, protocol, codec, and sound drivers have plugin interfaces, the GUI is detachable, and you can switch among different GUI implementations and change the client's configuration at runtime. PyGCID PyGCID is a graphical application that will keep track of incoming calls on your telephone using some kind of hardware. Pyst Pyst consists of a set of interfaces and libraries to allow programming of Asterisk from python. The library currently supports AGI, AMI, and the parsing of Asterisk configuration files. The library also includes debugging facilities for AGI. QBabbel QBabbel is a very simple Qt-based VoIP application. QGnokii QGnokii is an alternative frontend for Gnokii written in C and C++ using the QT3 toolkit. It handles most common functions in mobile phones. QtDragon QtDragon is a collection of tools for using Hagenuk's Speed Dragon with Linux. It is completely based on Qt and forms a graphical frontend to the classes written by Jan Willamowius. QtPhone QtPhone is a cross-platform telephone emulation application designed to be used with a PC, speakers, microphone, V.92 voice modem and a standard phone line. ISDN, ADSL and Networking/Cable ( i.e VoIP ) will also be supported. Ringtone Tools Ringtone Tools is a program for creating custom ringtones and graphical logos for mobile phones. Robust Audio Tool Robust Audio Tool is a network audio tool that allows users to particpate in audio conferences over the internet. These can be between two participants directly, or between a group of participants on a common multicast group. SCX Tools SCX Tools is a set of utilities for Skype. It currently includes a call recorder. The project goal is to provide several useful tools for such task as Skype calls recording and management. SDR SDR is a session directory tool designed to allow the advertisement and joining of multicast conferences on the Mbone. SFLphone SFLphone aims to provide a multi-platform (Unix/Mac/Win32), multi-protocol (SIP/IAX2), and multi-GUI desktop VoIP phone. It currently supports the SIP protocol, G711 codecs, and has some nice features. It mostly targets businesses, public administrations, and call centers. Sintel Sintel is a VoIP application using a custom XML based protocol for communication and Ogg for transmitting media. SIP Inspector SIP Inspector is a tool to simulate different SIP messages and scenarios. You can create your own SIP signaling scenarios, customize SIP messages, and monitor incoming and outgoing messages. sip-redirect sip-redirect is a tiny SIP redirect server. It supports IPv4 and IPv6, but the IPv6 support is optional. The RFC 3261 was the base for this simple and very configurable implementation. There is neither TCP nor multicast support programmed in. Sipbomber Sipbomber is a tool for testing SIP protocol (RFC 3261) implementations. It checks only server implementations, or UAS (proxies, user agent servers, redirect servers, and registrars). It features a QT user interface and automatic and manual testing modes, and incorporates CERT tests.
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