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RakSIP Service Connect Any Mobile, SIP Client or IP Phone to Raketu VoIP
Raketu
releases its RakSIP service. The new service allows users to connect any third party mobile or desktop SIP software client, or IP Phone, or SIP hardware device to Raketu so that they can take advantage of Raketu's RakOut calling rates. From any third party SIP device, Raketu users will be able to login to Raketu and make phone calls no matter what device they are using or where they are in the world.
Users can use the built-in SIP client on Nokia or BlackBerry mobile device, or download a SIP client for their iPhone or WinMobile mobile device, to connect to Raketu and start making calls immediately. Users can also connect IP Phones, ATA devices and SIP desktop software to the new RakSIP service. Raketu users that already have Raketu's RakIn service can immediately begin taking advantage of the new RakSIP service. Raketu users that are not RakIn customers, can simply signup and subscribe to the RakSIP service for $.99 per month.
Raketu's RakSIP Service Features
With the new RakSIP service users are able to make outbound RakOut calls at Raketu's free or incredibly low rates. Raketu's RakIn service provides the lowest cost for the inbound calling numbers and includes the RakSIP service, voicemail, callerID, forwarding, and more. RakSIP is in addition to Raketu's existing communications, information, entertainment and social networking features, where users can make international calls computer-to-computer, computer-to-phone, or phone-to-phone, send sms-text messages, instant message, and email totally free or at Raketu's ultra-low rates -- all from any device, anywhere in the world, mobile or desktop/laptop.
Raketu's new RakSIP service is available from the Raketu website and is accessible from the Raketu download client. Users simply login, make a payment, activate their RakSIP service, configure their preferred SIP mobile, desktop or device, and begin making phone calls. Current Raketu users can start using the new services immediately, and new users can sign up at
http://www.Raketu.com
.
Posted on Sep 30, 2008
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