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Wireless video calling gets a boost


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teleguy
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May 31, 2005, 11:31 AM

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It can't get here soon enough for some, but video calling is receiving more attention from manufacturers, it seems. Some, like Nokia , already have capable handsets but no North American carrier support. Other mfrs like Novatel are beginning to see it as a way to distinguish themselves among rivals.

Is video calling the "killer app" you have been looking for? How likely are you to change handsets or carriers if it is available to you?

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Novatel Wireless and Dilithium Sign Agreement to Jointly Promote Advanced 3G Video Telephony Solutions


SAN DIEGO & PETALUMA, Calif., May 03, 2005 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Novatel Wireless, Inc. (Nasdaq:NVTL), a leading provider of wireless broadband access solutions, and Dilithium Networks, a leading provider of 3G video telephony solutions, today announced an agreement to jointly promote their complementary 3G video telephony solutions for PCs.
Dilithium's VT-PHONE(TM) enables video telephony calls between 3G handsets, laptops equipped with Novatel Wireless' Merlin line of 3G data cards or PCs connected via Novatel Wireless' line of Ovation(TM) multimedia applications consoles. When ported to a single device, such as the Ovation console, users will be able to access wireless video telephony applications from laptops, PCs and other peripheral devices connected to the Ovation console.
"Novatel Wireless is an acknowledged leader in the 3G wireless broadband access market, including its PC Card modems and its innovative Ovation platform. It has established relationships with a large network of wireless operators worldwide and our partnership will promote the adoption of advanced 3G video telephony services, benefiting the 3G industry as a whole," said Paul Zuber, CEO of Dilithium Networks.
"The benefits provided by 3G data and video access are tremendous, and we are happy to promote Dilithium's advanced video telephony solution to carriers worldwide," said Peter Leparulo, CEO of Novatel Wireless. "As the adoption of advanced high-speed wireless solutions continues to grow, Novatel Wireless will be at the forefront of developments. Our partnership with Dilithium provides key 3G technologies to promote high-speed wireless connectivity to enterprises and consumers."
ABOUT DILITHIUM NETWORKS
Dilithium Networks is the leader in 3G video telephony solutions for the world's mobile and broadband industries. Products include multimedia transcoding gateways, 3G-324M protocol analysis test tools, protocol stacks and video telephony client solutions. Dilithium Networks serves a global customer base including the majority of the leading network equipment suppliers, terminal manufacturers and mobile operators. For more information, please visit www.dilithiumnetworks.com.
ABOUT NOVATEL WIRELESS, INC.
Novatel Wireless, Inc. is a leading provider of wireless broadband access solutions. Novatel Wireless' Merlin(TM) PC Cards, Expedite(TM) Embedded Modems, Freedom Box(TM) Ruggedized Modems, MobiLink(TM) Communications Software Suite, Ovation(TM) 3G Multimedia Application Consoles and Conversa(TM) Software Suite enable high-speed wireless access to personal, corporate and public information. The company delivers innovative 3G solutions to operators, distributors and vertical markets worldwide. Headquartered in San Diego, California, Novatel Wireless is listed on NASDAQ:NVTL. For more information visit www.novatelwireless.com (NVTLG).


vivalaraza
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Feb 28, 2006, 2:13 PM

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what exactly is video calling? more like video conferencing when you can actually see the other person on the other end of the line?

 
 
 



 
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