Rispetto alla prima versione, OpenSky 2.0 introduce la possibilità di ricevere chiamate Skype su qualsiasi dispositivo SIP, colmando il “gap” nel confronto con Skype for SIP, ancora in closed beta.

Di seguito il testo di un messaggio appena inviato da Micheal Robertson, CEO di Gizmo ed una tabella comparativa dei due servizi.

It’s great to see Skype inching towards a more interoperable world with their Skype for SIP service. Even if this is complete vaporware at least their heart is in the right direction. Last year they announced Skype for Asterisk which is still not yet released and it’s unclear what the pricing will be. Skype For SIP is similar in that it is not yet available and pricing details are murky but both are steps in the right direction.

Our OpenSky hosted SIP for Skype gateway has already handled nearly 500,000 calls and today we’re unveiling version 2.0 which lets you receive Skype calls on any SIP device or even your browser via GizmoCall.com. (Version 1.0 let you call any Skype user from a SIP device or even a web browser.) It’s clear that OpenSky is pushing Skype to consider being more open which is good for everyone involved.

For those seeking to link the SIP and Skype calling worlds today OpenSky is affordable, capable and ready for service. Anyone in the Skype world can call me at michaelGizmo5 and it will ring my SIP clients – Gizmo5 desktop software, Nokia e71i, Aastra IP phone and I can choose where to answer the call. Below I’ve included a table comparing Skype’s contemplated service and OpenSky 2.0. Let me know if you have any questions.

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