| The Skype of Mobile Telephony: Fring - Interview with Senior VP Roy Timor Russo |
| 03.12.06 13:33 | |
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The revolution of telephony that Skype brought is, is now coming to mobile phones with Fring (www.fring.com). We spoke to Roy Timor-Russo on some issues regarding their product and technology.
Stocknews.ch: Does the user need an unlimited or flat rate GPRS with his operator?
Fring: [Roy] the service is designed for 3G in terms of latency, yet you can you
Stocknews.ch: Are the operators not inclined to start to block traffic they see is
Fring: [Roy] Though technically they can, we don't think they will; from pure
Stocknews.ch: How many people are already using this software?
Fring: [Roy] many :-)
Stocknews.ch: Do you offer it any country - as is suggested by the list of countries
[Roy] in any country there is Internet access (Mobile) the service is
Stocknews.ch: Why are mainly Nokias and not Samsungs, LGs etc supported?
Fring: [Roy] Currently we support mainly Nokia due to the fact that they do have the
Thanks to Roy Timor-Russo, VP Product Marketing, Fring.com
fring is about bringing freedom to mobile communication
fring™ is focused on one simple target. Greater value for the individual. fring does this by harnessing the power of the internet to enable simple daily communications at a non-proprietary, no-cost level.
The fring™ Mobile VoIP solution is designed to optimise the embedded internet capabilities within the subscriber handset. The fring™ solution establishes a Peer-To-Peer VoIP connection between calling parties, enabling true VoIP sessions between fring enabled handsets and also between handsets and PCs.
fring™ is based on a unique thin-client technology that for the first time enables true VoIP over 3G networks. fring™ dynamically adapts itself to the network and handset characteristics while enabling seamless roaming VoIP on multiple networks. The dedicated three-side P2P network architecture has been developed to support near telco-grade voice quality and network efficiency.
fring™ leverages the internet connectivity traditionally used for mobile Email retrieval and web browsing to provide mobile-VoIP communications so users can talk and instant message for free!
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