Fring introduces DVQ mobile video calling technology

News Wireless Global 6 DEC 2010
Fring introduces DVQ mobile video calling technology
Mobile VoIP service Fring has launched its network-optimized dynamic video quality (DVQ) mobile video calling technology. Fring's DVQ technology is designed to adjust the video bit rate and frame rate according to the specific device to match current network bandwidth during a call, delivering increased video picture quality for available bandwidth between call peers. Additionally, via an integrated DVQ indicator, Fring notifies users of changes in their network strength in real time. The DVQ technology is compatible with 3G, 4G, Wimax and Wi-Fi mobile data bearers.

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Mobile

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Fring

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Global

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Unified communications, Consumer

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