So, you have your shiny, handmade microphone dongle for your iPod Touch, but recording messages to remember the milk is getting a little old. The next step in iPod Touch VoIP has been reached by hackers Eok and Samuel, who have compiled the Nintendo DS SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) application – SvSIP – to run on the iPod.
Currently, there is no sound (which is usually essential for phone calls), but the Touch can place calls and receive them, albeit through a command line interface. Having got this far, though, it can't be long before the microphone and headphones are hooked up and all bundled into a shiny GUI wrapping.
