TelAPI - Another telephony API like Twilio

TelAPI is out of beta today.

TelAPI is like Twilio, a product for developers to easily create voice/sms apps. The features they offer is largely similar. Pricing also the same.

There is only one unique feature I see:

• Voice and audio effects

They support TwiML (Twilio proprietary XML syntax to instruct the call flow) AND also Restful web API. Cool if you don't have to know the TwiML.

Phono SDK Makes Call From Your Web Browser

Phono provides an SDK to make calls from your web browser. To be more specific, they provide a javascript library that is easy to integrate into a web development.

It is now using flash technology (for mic), but WebRTC is coming soon (as they claimed).

Phono is not the only library that does voice call from a web browser. Twilio Client is another one.

Automate Your Calls with DialMyCall API

DialMyCalls is a service for automatically placing calls (or SMS) to multiple phone simultaneously.

It is useful when you want to RSVP your event or play a Valentine dedication MP3 to your friends. It is a paid service for US only.

There is also an API for their service!

Free Video Conferencing API

This is an awesome API provided by tokbox, aka opentok platform.

Using their API, developers are able to create free video to video conferencing. It is even used by big players such as ebuddy!

They business model is on a freemium model, which is always free for basic use. Their premium chargable services would be archiving, which is still in beta.

Free Conference API from Speek

Speek provides a simple API for doing free conferencing, that is speaking to multiple people on a line.

It is interesting that they are adopting a free model, with brief audio advertisements inserted into the call. 

A promising API provider in the voice communication space. Watch out for the monkeys!