Dual mode platform offers painless connectivity

D2 Technology has released a new version of its vPort embedded VoIP platform that it claims overcomes the problem many advanced gaming, video and messaging applications have with corporate firewalls. The new release promises VoIP connectivity regardless of network platform or firewall. According to D2 this will enable development of products that take full advantage of both traditional SIP-based VoIP and the latest VoIM protocols such as XMPP and other signaling protocols for messaging services such as GoogleTalk, Yahoo!, MSN Messenger and Gizmo.

D2 recently released new embedded mobile convergence software for dual-mode phones. Combined with vPort, the solution offers a simple and seamless interface for users to make their calls regardless of the network, protocol or service. Until now, users have had to manually jump between various applications, services and networks. The D2 solution creates a single contact book and automatically communicates by whatever means or network a user selects.

For more:
- mCUE [1] for dual mode phones
- D2  vPort release [2]

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