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MailVision Announces its Mobile SIP client that nables Nokia Phones to
make VoIP calls over Wi-Fi and 3G/GPRS data networks. Fall VON, Boston MA, October 29, 2007 - MailVision Ltd., presents its client software that enables Wi-Fi or 3G/GPRS equipped mobile phones to make VoIP calls over WiFi or 3G/GPRS data network connections. MailVision's client software is fully SIP based, enabling VoIP Mobile Service Providers to benefit from: low cost calls to landlines and mobiles worldwide; free calls among SIP users; multiple SIP accounts; Presence,; Chat, roaming bypass as well as integration into MailVision's Mobile IP Centrex Platform. MailVision's full implementation of the SIP client provides VoIP Mobile Service Providers with independent deployment and customers with new calling options, allowing users to freely communicate with each other across different networks, worldwide. The current release supports a variety of Nokia hand-sets including: N95, N80, E70, E65 and more. "By launching a SIP based client for Nokia phones with Symbian OS 9.x, MailVision has created an opportunity for VoIP Mobile Providers to enable their Nokia users to call over WiFi and 3G/GPRS data networks. The combination of MailVision's Mobile Centrex Platform and the offering of a full range of SIP clients (Symbian 9.x and Windows Mobile) creates a new dimension for current and green-field VoiP service providers and lends a significant edge in the Mobile market.," says Zeev Lerner, CEO for MailVision. MailVision's client software is part of the Mobile IP Platform that
runs on MailVision's SIP SIP Application server. Its unique IP-based
architecture directly integrates into a VoIP network infrastructure, forging the
convergence of Internet and telephony and delivering cost-effective,
revenue-producing communications services. About MailVision MailVision develops and markets enhanced service platforms for Wireless service providers, Telcos and NexGen communication service providers. Offering a full line of SIP based solutions, MailVision offers service providers an easy migration to revenue generating VoIP services. Founded in 1997, MailVision has its R & D center in Haifa, Israel. For more information, visit www.mailvision.com |