Openera’s PPVS

Posted on | December 26, 2005 |

Bangalore based Openera Technologies, a developer of IMS mobile client applications for fixed and mobile operators, announced the commercial availability of its peer-to-peer video sharing application with integrated presence, enabling mobile phone users to talk with and view fellow callers simultaneously. It has partnered with Lucent Technologies, which is delivering the product to market as part of its IMS offering.

The peer-to-peer Video Sharing application is a SIP-based multimedia service that allows IMS and 3G subscribers to launch a synchronous real-time audio and video session with fellow callers.

This dynamic video sharing is powered by Openera’s Active Phone Book, which, integrated with rich presence, provides users a new level of connectivity by informing them how and when they can reach and communicate with particular contacts.

Openera’s IMS Mobile Client with APB enables the delivery of a growing number of multimedia IP communication services on mobile devices deployed in pre-IMS 2.5G GPRS/EDGE and EV-DO networks as well as true IMS networks built on 3G and/or WiFi standards.

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