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Yeastar CloudPBX (legacy) is a future-ready phone system that is ideal for small businesses. Linkus UC Clients will give you easy access to remote working and enhanced call efficiency on any device. Hosted deployment is free of upfront hardware costs and virtually eliminates overheads for management. Yeastar's hosted solution is easy to use and has full compatibility features. Any migration or upgrade will be seamless. * Please note that Yeastar P-Series PBX System is the new Yeastar Cloud PBX that comes with versatile call center features and unified communications features.

Grandstream Wave is a free softphone application that allows users make and receive voice calls via up to 6 different residential or business SIP accounts on any Android device, anywhere in the world. Supports G.711u/a and G.722 HD-audio, G.726-32, G.729 and G.729 as well as G.726-32, G.726-32, G.726-32, G.726-32, G.729 and GSM. SIP over TLS and 128/256 bit SRTP are security features. Supports up to 6 people in audio conference and 24 virtual BLF keys. Native integration with mobile devices, including contact, call history, and ringtones. Enterprise features include IP PBX integration, call transfer/pickup and call recording with UCM and LDAP. Automatic call forwarding based upon time and location rules. Grandstream's UCM series of IP PBXs allows for full integration, including the creation of a QR code to enable automatic provisioning. Voice channel switching between Bluetooth headsets, earphones, speakerphones, and 3.5mm headsets Supports 2-way video calls using SIP & H.264 codecs

Asterisk is an open-source framework for building communication applications. Asterisk transforms an ordinary computer into a communications host. Asterisk powers IPPBX systems, VoIP gateways and conference servers, as well as other custom solutions. It can be used by small and large businesses, call centres, carriers, government agencies, and other agencies worldwide. Asterisk is open-source and free. Sangoma sponsors Asterisk. Today, more than 1 million Asterisk-based communication systems are in use in more than 170 nations. Nearly all Fortune 1000 customers use Asterisk. Asterisk is most commonly used by system integrators or developers. It can be used to create a complete business telephone system, enhance an existing system, or bridge between systems.