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icemac.addressbook
Multi user address book application accessable through the web.
Multi user address book application accessable through the web. Store, edit, search and export addresses, phone numbers, … using a web browser. Code moved to https://bitbucket.org/icemac/icemac.addressbook Documentation see https://icemacaddressbook.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ New releases (after 6.0.2) see https://pypi.org/project/icemac.addressbook/#history -
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JADfactory
Application to make JAD files
A simple application to make jad files -
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Way to Sms
Text Messaging Application
"Way to Sms" is a desktop application written in python to send free text messages all over India through Way2Sms gateway -
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Series60-Remote is an application to manage your mobile phone. You can send and receive SMS messages directly on your computer. It also provides a complex contact and file management.
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MongoDB Atlas runs apps anywhereMongoDB Atlas gives you the freedom to build and run modern applications anywhere—across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. With global availability in over 115 regions, Atlas lets you deploy close to your users, meet compliance needs, and scale with confidence across any geography.
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SEMS is a GPLv2+ media and application server for SIP based VoIP services. Basic applications like announcement, pre-call announcement, RBT, conference, voicemail, mailbox etc. and lots of example applications available.
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DTMF detector library and/or application that reads in the specified audio file and returns/outputs whether DTMF detected and/or list of detected digits. May have GUI and command line interfaces.
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CHAROZT is an Asterisk MOH (Music on Hold) Uploader. It is a Linux-based application installed in Linux desktops that converts MP3 to WAV for Asterisk supported MOH. It can also upload converted files to the Asterisk Server.
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FATS - FATS is a Twisted and Fast Asterisk's Telephony Services. Project contains implementation of FastAGI, AMI protocols for the Twisted framework. Using it you can develop fast and pretty services for the Asterisk IP-PBX.
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PyS20 application for Nokia Series 60. Uses cell tower info to guess where you are. Allows you to select a timetable for a journey and reports how early/late you are running. Triggers alarms and sends SMS messages at specified locations.
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Ernie integrates Web 2.0 design principals with next generation communications technologies, using VoIP, presence and Python. Ernie is used wherever a real time communications enabled web page or application is hosted on a server.
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VVOIP is voice and video over IP is a P2P application without any protocol like SIP (no server is required) etc.. application. It use decent codecs for video and voice encrypted streams over IP. Moreover it is also comptiable with VoIP modems, you'd con
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PyTele implements a Python extension for the Linux Telephony API. The first objective, already completed, is to provide Python commands to allow an answering machine or IVR (Interactive Voice Response) application to be implemented in Python.
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Fluid Nexus is a mobile phone application that enables activists to send messages and data amongst themselves independent of a centralized network.
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