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Want to add VoIP calling to your Android application? Start by downloading the Voice Quickstart for Android
- Android SDK
Twilio Programmable Voice SDK for Android allows you to add...
- Android SDK
Twilio Programmable Voice SDK for Android allows you to add voice-over-IP (VoIP) calling into your native Android applications.
Add real-time voice and PSTN calling to your web applications. Connect calls between any native device, landline, or mobile phone number. Your WiFI or data connection delivers calls between Twilio and your application, and Twilio handles the connection between networks.
The Programmable Voice Android SDK uses Firebase Cloud Messaging push notifications to let your application know when it is receiving an incoming call. If you want your users to receive incoming calls, you’ll need to enable FCM in your application.
Twilio Voice Quickstart for Android. NOTE: This sample application uses the Programmable Voice Android 6.x APIs. If you are using prior versions of the SDK, we highly recommend planning your migration to the latest version as soon as possible.
The SDK is built using Chromium WebRTC for Android. This ensures that over time developers will get the best real-time media streaming capabilities available for Android. Additionally, upgrades to new versions of Chromium WebRTC will happen without changing the public API whenever possible.
Building an application with a Voice SDK requires the use of several Twilio resources. This section explains what these resources are and how they work together with your application to enable VoIP Voice calling in your browser, Electron app, or iOS or Android devices.
