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Global IP Solutions is now offering  VideoEngine Mobile on the Windows Mobile platform, which enables peer-to-peer video calling and multi-point video conferencing on mobile phones. 

Using GIPS VideoEngine Mobile, wireless carriers, application developers and mobile handset manufacturers can provide video calls, even under adverse network conditions. The company has partnered with Marvell Technology to ensure its media processing software provides the most advanced mobile phone features on the Marvell chipset and to highly optimize it for the XScale PXA310 devices including the Hewlett-Packard iPAQ series, Samsung's SGH-i780 and Gigabyte's GSmart MS808.
 
Future releases of VideoEngine Mobile will also support other popular mobile platforms including Symbian and Apple's iPhone, as well as additional hardware platforms for Windows Mobile.
For more information, visit www.gipscorp.com/mv

CallWave, Inc. introduced FUZE, a new collaboration and conferencing service for computers ahd smartphone - enabling meetings with sychronized high-definition video collaboration with high quality audio conferencing along with secure instant messaging and managed presence.

FUZE also incorporates local and international Internet calling and a unique "Fetch" feature that allows the FUZE moderator to bring attendees directly into meetings on-the-fly.

FUZE allows  Web collaboration and conferencing over both computers and mobile devices. The beta version of FUZE will currently support BlackBerry and Nokia devices, with support for the iPhone and Windows Mobile-based phones available soon.

Fuze Features:

• High-definition online and mobile meetings
  
• Collaborate with clients and teams from anywhere
• Hi-def video, image and document sharing
  
• Highly secure meetings, presence
  
• IM Launch a meeting from Microsoft Outlook
  
• Easy to use - no software download