D2 Technologies Unveils Mobile Handset Solution Powered by Google's Android

(Business News & Technology News, 2 Apr 2008)

D2 Technologies has launched its mCUE converged communications client for mobile devices and handsets, which supports Google's Android, one of the industry's first open-source mobile platforms.

D2's mCUE product line, coupled with Google's Android software development kit, now enables OEMs to rapidly develop handsets powered by Android that offer a premium, graphic- and media-rich user experience. The mCUE solution delivers device interoperability with enterprise IP PBXs, Unified Communications (UC) systems and service provider networks, integrating all session types including voice, IM, SMS and email messaging through a converged presence-based communications user interface (CUI).

D2's mCUE pairs an innovative, patent pending communications user interface with the company's vPort MP VoIP software platform to address the needs of OEMs and service providers delivering integrated Fixed Mobile Convergence (FMC) and UC functionality. mCUE provides a complete embedded software framework for multi-mode mobile handsets for enterprise and consumer use, such as dual-mode cellular plus Wi-Fi phones.

D2 is exhibiting the integration solution at CTIA WIRELESS 2008 being held at the Las Vegas Convention Center, April 1 to 3.

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