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RTC over iOS / iPhone and Android [Video]

RTC over iOS / iPhone and Android [Video]

We are pleased to share with your a small Real Time Communications (RTC) demo from our Labs running both our SDK for iOS and Android to make your own apps videocall-enabled. Quality results are really good as you can check here by yourself, you will get soon two interoperables SDK to connect your Vxi*/Asterisk services…

Screenshots about our latest Video Phone prototype for #iOS

Screenshots about our latest Video Phone prototype for #iOS

Great news! from our Labs… Find bellow, the first screenshots about our latest 100% native stack for RT video-communications over iOS devices (iPhone, iPad…).   Link at Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/i6net/sets/72157634005836127/ More information: http://www.i6net.com/products/clients/ios/

New Web Phone for Vxi*/Asterisk #IVVR [Demo]

New Web Phone for Vxi*/Asterisk #IVVR [Demo]

New features: Settings, to change video, audio, fps, qos, screen size… Microphone on/off Webcam on/off Keypad on/off* Chat messaging (pop-up) Product Description: http://www.i6net.com/products/clients/web-browser/ Screenshots: http://www.flickr.com/photos/i6net/sets/72157633148790295/ Online Demo: http://demo.i6net.org/phone/ User Guide: Videocall Peer-to-Peer Demo: Register using a name or number: demo1 Register using another name or number from another computer: demo2 From demo1, enter demo2 in…

Some nice screenshots about our latest Video Phone for #Android

Some nice screenshots about our latest Video Phone for #Android

A picture is worth a thousand words…   Link at Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/i6net/sets/72157633112145128/ More information: http://www.i6net.com/2013/04/01/new-video-phone-app-client-for-android-os-released/

RTC over Android SmartTV mini [Video]

RTC over Android SmartTV mini [Video]

Blusens SmartTV mini is a new Android powered setup-box for any TV. We are pleased to share with your a small Real Time Communications (RTC) demo from our Labs with this small dual core Android 4.0 device running our latest Android Client* SDK. Quality results are really good as you can see on the short…

New OTRS system’s upgrade for our software’s products

New OTRS system's upgrade for our software's products

I6NET is using OTRS since severals years to maintain our VXI* software product suite, and we have now upgraded our system and increase most of the rules to work with it. It absolutely meets our requirements as a Support Service ticketing and internal Help Desk system. Our new OTRS update allows us to customize the…

VXI* Text-to-Speech Online Demo #TTS

VXI* Text-to-Speech Online Demo #TTS

We are pleased to unveil the first IVR / IVVR demo service to test 10 TTS engines! This demo show you how each TTS works with our VXI* VoiceXML browser to test many languages by yourself over a PSTN call or a web call. Our VXI* server is connected to all of these engines at…

Web Phone Online Demo (over Flash/RTMP) #IVVR

Web Phone Online Demo (over Flash/RTMP) #IVVR

We are very pleased to unveil our new online demo service allowing you to test an IVVR (powered by a Flash/RTMP Server Channel and Video IP/3G over a VXI*/Asterisk Server) and make amazing videocalls over the web by yourself! First, you have to register your web phone to our demo-server (using a default user: guest1…

New VXI* Speech Recognition Connector for Google ASR

New VXI* Speech Recognition Connector for Google ASR

Today, we are pleased to present a new Speech Recognition Connector for Google ASR. Previously, in 2010, we had added a Text-to-Speech Connector for Google TTS, named CURL and already available for VXI* platforms. Online Speech Recognition services are becoming very interesting for mobile phones and applications like Apple Siri (iOS) and Google Voice (Android). Obviously,…

Piehead: State of the Web – Flash vs HTML5

Piehead: State of the Web - Flash vs HTML5

Flash or HTML5 that is the question? Piehead has compared the two approaches, and compiled an infographic outlining the pros and cons of each. Overall,  neither Flash nor HTML5 can safely be ignored. Source: http://www.piehead.com/blog/2012/01/flash-vs-html5

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