Today Damaka tech released its feature, and stretched out the capabilities of the new BlackBerry 6 by adding Real-Time Two-Way Push-To-Video Call for BlackBerry 6. If you ask, well what does this do? and what is this good for the answer is simple.
With video conferencing capability, it is really hard to miss out. It is just so flexible, you can do it from anywhere and never worry about missing a deal, or even stay connected with that important someone. Damaka’s Amadeo solution is already available on Androidâ„¢, iPhone®, iPadâ„¢, Symbian® and Windows Mobile® platforms. Good job by RIM to getting into the mix of this. Don’t wanna stay left too far behind.
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Damaka®, a technology pioneer in mobile Unified Communications and Collaboration (UCC), today announced the launch of Two-Way Push-To-Video Call™ for BlackBerry®, the latest addition to its Amadeo product suite, enabling users to send or receive video during conference sessions.
“The ability to share live video with colleagues while in a live conference session, from anywhere and anytime, enables an unprecedented level of collaboration, productivity and efficiency for mobile workers,” said Siva Chaturvedi, CEO, Damaka. “The release of new features and functionalities for the Damaka Amadeo solution highlights our ongoing dedication to providing the industry’s most advanced communication and collaboration platform.”
BlackBerry users now have a comprehensive mobile collaboration tool at their fingertips capable of Presence, IM, application and desktop sharing with zooming/paning features, as well as the ability to participate in an audio conferencing session or a multi-party collaboration session. The solution also features Sweepingâ„¢ technology; Damaka’s innovative method of transferring in process collaboration sessions to and from multiple devices, regardless of operating system or network.
“With its established enterprise user base, the BlackBerry platform is a logical candidate for this type of mobile collaboration,” said Francis Sideco, principal analyst, iSuppli Corporation. “Incorporating video calling enables more comprehensive mobile collaboration between multiple users. Leveraging these features in enterprise environments will be of great interest to many BlackBerry users looking to improve productivity and stay connected with colleagues while on-the-go.”
The groundbreaking line of Damaka mobile unified communications and collaboration solutions is available in both Peer-to-Peer (P2P) and traditional client-server architectures. Â Damaka’s software application is based on patented “direct peering” P2P technology with a highly optimized footprint for smartphones and numerous operating systems. Damaka’s mobile UCC offerings provide a unique solution for service providers, enterprise organizations and SMBs.
Damaka’s Amadeo solution is already available on Androidâ„¢, iPhone®, iPadâ„¢, Symbian® and Windows Mobile® platforms.
About Damaka, Inc.
Damaka (www.damaka.com) is an innovator in mobile unified communication and collaboration (UCC) solutions. The company is changing the landscape of mobile UCC by providing secure, real-time mobile video calling and mobile collaboration solutions on all major smartphones and PC/MAC platforms, enabling collaboration on any device, any network, anytime and anywhere. Damaka’s managed peer-to-peer SIP based software solutions feature Sweepingâ„¢ technology, allowing users to seamlessly transfer in progress collaboration sessions to and from various devices, including laptops, netbooks, tablets and smartphones. Damaka was founded in 2004 and is headquartered in Richardson, Texas, with additional offices in Chennai, India. For more information on Damaka’s technology and available solutions please visit http://www.damaka.com.