Is it possible to use an Android smartphone as a GSM VOIP gateway?

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Dmitry Cherkas2015-07-09 15:35:55

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Dmitry Cherkas, 2015-07-09 15:35:55

Is it possible to use an Android smartphone as a GSM VOIP gateway?
Has anyone come across a ready made solution?
Thank you!

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Konstantin Frolov, 2015-07-09
@nitro80

On Habré, in one of the articles it slipped that it is possible, but extremely difficult. It seems like a topic about installing an asterisk on a mobile with android

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Dmitry Cherkas, 2015-07-09
@dmitrycherkas

Yes, Konstantin, before asking a question, I searched and studied the existing articles.
Unfortunately, I haven't found a solution yet.

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catHD, 2015-07-09
@catHD

The idea itself is strange. Options:
1. The phone is constantly charging at home, but then why not the usual usb modem + raspberry?
2. Phone with you: but how should it constantly work in data transfer mode, and if there are 2 calls? And if the record and the rest? What about charging? What about reception stability? And if the subway or in the "blind zone".

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Eugene, 2015-07-20
@LongJek

chan_mobile - didn’t work with it, like via bluetooth (I don’t know how alive)
chan_datacard and chan_dongle - work with usb gsm modems
, if you need a budget GSM gateway, if you need * on a phone with the ability to make / receive calls via GSM, then IMHO it’s unlikely though itself the asterisk on the smartphone was raised.