Porting Video to 3G Handset Platform

Radvision has announced an agreement with TTPCom to integrate video telephony capabilities into its AJAR mobile applications platform for wireless handsets using Radvision's 3G-324M Toolkit. A number of key components and applications are already integrated with the AJAR platform, including multimedia messaging, browser functionality, player/recorder/camera support, and intelligent text-entry. TTPCom's agreement with Radvision will add video telephony capabilities to broaden the functions of this comprehensive development framework.

"Radvision is the acknowledged leader in Internet Protocol (IP) and 3G signaling protocol development kits," said Morten Iversen, Director of Partnership Programmes at TTPCom. "When we began looking for a partner to add high-end multimedia and video telephony capabilities to our AJAR handset development platform, Radvision quickly rose to the top due to its field-proven technology, market leadership, and up-to-date, reliable, industry-standard protocols."

Based on Radvision's H.323 Protocol Toolkit, the 3G-324M Toolkit includes a rich set of features with the necessary capabilities to develop leading multimedia communication solutions for 3G networks and terminals. Fully compatible with 3G-324M enabled devices, Radvision's 3G-324M Toolkit is optimized for minimal dynamic memory usage, yet offers outstanding performance. Version 3.0 of the 3G-324M Toolkit is currently available worldwide.

The AJAR platform with video telephony capabilities is in development now and is expected to be available in early Q4 2005."

Posted to the site on 9th August 2005