Voiceserve to Launch Voipswitch Blackberry Dialer at Upcoming GSMA Congress
LONDON, Feb 08, 2010—Voiceserve, Inc, a low-cost, next-generation Internet Telephony software and service provider, today announced its participation as an exhibitor at the 2010 Barcelona GSMA Mobile World Congress February 15-18. The GSMA represents the interests of the worldwide mobile communications industry uniting the world’s mobile operators, handset makers, software companies, equipment providers, Internet companies and media organizations. Its annual convention is the largest mobile event of the year drawing approximately 50,000 attendees. This is Voiceserve, Inc’s first participation in the convention and is one of the only companies exhibiting a mobile VoIP dialer out of the 1,300 companies displaying their cutting-edge products and technology at the annual GSMA Mobile Congress. Voiceserve’s booth is located in the UK pavilion at Stand 1F61.
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Voiceserve creates the opportunity for ISP’s, VoIP resellers and business entrepreneurs to establish a VoIP telephony enterprise. Voiceserve’s Voipswitch license has expanded its range of modules to include the full range of mobile dialers. The Voiceserve Voipswitch Mobile dialer is a simple software package that enables regular cell phone users to make calls using a mobile phone via an Internet connection. Voiceserve has developed a simple module which is downloadable onto most mobile phone units. A mobile dialer may be used by companies attempting to reduce operational costs or by individuals who simply want to save money on their monthly cell phone bill. Once the dialer has been downloaded onto the unit, the phone has the capacity to make a call either via the 3G, edge or WIFI connection thus reducing the costs dramatically.
The Voipswitch Dialer range caters for the Symbian (Nokia), Windows(R) and Android phones. At the convention Voiceserve will be launching its VoIP dialer for Blackberry, a feature which will enable wide spread Blackberry users globally.
In addition to making a VoIP phone call through a mobile phone, Voiceserve is one of the first to provide users all the cellular features to which they have become accustomed including SMS text, conference call, call waiting, video conferencing, voice mail and call forwarding.
Michael Bibelman, Voiceserve’s CEO, commented, “Our software and its broad spectrum of modules creates the opportunity for the masses to become VoIP resellers giving clients access to VoIP telephony from the wide range of mobile units. With the launch of the Blackberry dialer, our range of mobile dialers is complete. We are very excited to have the opportunity to exhibit at the GSMA thus giving our company the chance to significantly boost our visibility in the market. While we have a highly active internal sales effort as well as an external effort through over 30 wholesale relationships, we find attendance at conventions a powerful opportunity to stand out. Consequently, this year we plan to attend eight of the largest telecommunications conventions around the world which is twice the number of conventions we attended in 2009.”
About Voiceserve, Inc.
VoiceServe is a software platform provider focusing primarily on delivering affordable, complete, next generation services to Internet Telephony Providers (ITSPs). Products include VoipSwitch, a custom modular all-in-one Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) management platform licensing solution for resellers; VoIP airtime minutes bundled with optional convenient features, including virtual numbers, direct dial, web callback, and call forwarding; IP-PBX; and mobile softphone, and video technologies. For further information please visit http://www.voiceserve.com .
More information about Voipswitch can be found on http://www.voipswitch.com
Certain statements in this news release may constitute “forward-looking” statements within the meaning of section 21E of the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934. The Company believes that its expectations, as expressed in these statements are based on reasonable assumptions regarding the risks and uncertainties inherent in achieving those expectations. These statements are not, however, guarantees of future performance and actual results may differ materially. Risk factors are listed in the most recent Annual Report on Form 10-KB and Quarterly Report on Form 10-QB filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
SOURCE: Voiceserve