The appeal of using VoIP applications for placing voice calls using PCs is mainly mandated by the fact that such approaches provide enhanced configuration, as well as the fact that no voice provider or carrier is required.
PhonerLite is one such VoIP software, which was designed in order to provide users with means to basically turn their PC into a phone, and place calls using the Voice over IP protocol, and define the parameters of the calls to their specific requirements.
Simple design, which doesn’t require very specialized knowledge, accompanied by a start configuration wizard
PhonerLite features a simple, elegant design, which I believe manages to offer a good overview of all the available features, offering easy access, without being overly complex or too cluttered. On the same note, I enjoyed the fact that the app’s initial configuration wizard is quite accessible, even for novices.
The actual phone call features and all the associated elements are straightforward and don’t require any special knowledge or configuration. You just place calls like you would on your phone, using the provided keypad. Simple.
Allows you to configure a phone book, address calls and messages, as well as statistics for the voice traffic
In addition to the aspects that pertain to configuring the proxy server, STUN server as well as registration interval for the calls, the app also allows for easy and accessible management of phone numbers, through a built-in agenda.
A wide range of elements can be adjusted, ranging from messages, debugging, auto-answering, as well as contacts and even ringtones. This offers lots of versatility, and the fact that you will be able to deal with all these settings using dedicated profiles, is even more efficient.
Practical VoIP software, which attacks the issue from various angles, offering accessible functionality
This application addresses those who require a specialized tool for placing voice calls from their PCs, using a highly-configurable VoIP software, which offers a good balance between accessibility and feature richness.