Nintendo DS users keen on fully taking advantage of the DS's built-in mic can now rejoice, as homebrew developer samuelv has updated his homebrew VoIP for the DS, SvSIP. For those who aren't familiar with this nifty DS application, SvSIP lets users take advantage of the DS's Wi-FI connection and built-in microphone to make internet calls. The SvSIP has been tested on the Superkey, SuperCard and the M3 Simply for compatibility, and they all work fine with the DS VoIP homebrew.

The latest update, SvSIP v6, now allows for Wi-Fi connection configuration without the need of a Wi-Fi enabled game, like the previous versions. Wi-Fi management has been improved as well, and the Wi-Fi connection parameters can now be edited manually.

The most important update for the version is that the DS now rings whenever a call is received. The Nintendo DS as a phone? No longer inconceivable.