Phono - JQuery plugin to create a phone in your browser

Does it work? I tried calling my landline and my mobile and it says "Answered, Hangup", though I don't see anything on the landline/mobile.

<i>"If you're developing from a local file system (i.e. not a web server) you'll need to edit your Flash security settings. Select "Edit locations" &#62; "Add location" &#62; "Browse for folder" and select the the folder that contains your HTML files."</i><p>'nuff said...

Aside from the cool plugin, the site design is great.

I worry that doing something like this entirely client-side may make it easily abused. =/

I don't see any pricing info. Are you re-selling Voxeo's services or do I pay them directly? They don't seem to want to give out pricing either.<p>How about a ballpark estimate of what it might cost to actually use this in production?

What's up with the latest posts claiming JQuery plugins when they aren't. It's using Flash.

I called myself and I could talk on my phone and hear it in the browser, but there was no audio picked up on my laptop mic to go back to the phone. I'm assuming it's still being worked on - interesting execution though!

The Phono guys were great in helping me integrate this on <a href="http://pitchpower.appspot.com" rel="nofollow">http://pitchpower.appspot.com</a>. There was a small bug on their side &#38; they fixed it in a few hours.<p>I don't really have time to continue develop pitchpower right now, but I couldn't resist integrating Phono when I saw the announcement here. All in all took less than an hour, so worth it. Back to <i>real</i> work now.

I tested it with my GV US number and it is working very well. Great job. Too bad it doesn't work on iPad because of the flash applet. (Java wouldn'd help either) But that's nothing you can do something about.

Does this have a flash dependency?

The demo doesn't appear to work for international numbers (I'm assuming this is in the US, I'm in the UK (+44)). Not to say this isn't impressive.

Amazingly cool.