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Google just announced that they will add support for VoIP calls in its Gmail application.
Does someone know how this will work? Did they manage to write a web-based VoIP client, or will they require the user to have Google Talk installed and somehow (how?) call this app from the browser?
I’d also like to provide customers with a way to make/receive calls through their browser, so that they wouldn’t have to install an SIP client.
Thank you.
Google don’t use a VoIP client in a browser. Instead the browser is used to initiate a callback to a phone number you must have previously registered. Once you answer that call Google Voice will then ring the destination number you specified and then bridge the calls together.