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GIPS VoiceEngine Lite Free For Non-Commercial Use |
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Written by Adam Gosling
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Wednesday, 08 November 2006 |
An interesting move from Global IP Sound, which provides
technology to Skype, which has announced it is offering its GIPS VoiceEngine
Mobile Lite platform to the GIPS Developer Community for use in non-commercial
solutions.
It provides for free and limited use of the software along
withsome other goodies and is a great opportunity for developers to test some
mobile VoIP ideas while giving GIPS the opportunity to seed the market with code.
The software platform on offer includes technology from the GIPS
VoiceEngine solution for mobile devices and sample integration code for the simple
and quick creation of mobile VoIP applications.
It includes components of the core GIPS technology used by Skype
including the GIPS codecs as well as the NetEQ jitter buffer and packet loss
concealment module.
VoiceEngine Mobile Lite is also interoperable with Google
Talk's peer-to-peer and voice calling capabilities.
The software will work with Windows Mobile 2003, Windows
Mobile 5.0 and 5.0 Smartphone devices with real-time performance Wi-Fi, says
GIPS.
"As VoIP technology emerges as an important solution in the
wireless space, the availability of VoiceEngine Mobile Lite provides a strong
set of tools to create almost any non-commercial application," said Gary P.
Hermansen, president and CEO, GIPS.
"We believe this unique environment will help facilitate
innovation and creativity in the mobile VoIP marketplace while allowing
developers to experience GIPS technology."
GIPS is partnering with a number of companies to offer
additional mobile VoIP development tools. For example, members of GIPS'
Developer Community can access Googles' Libjingle application for mobile
phones.
Registration is required to download the package at developer.globalipsound.com
www.globalipsound.com
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