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Eyeball Networks (News - Alert), a developer of mobile voice-over Internet protocol (VoIP) and NAT traversal software, is demonstrating true carrier-grade VoIP and video telephony at The Cable Show 2012, an international event that unites the entire spectrum of cable-powered opportunity, held this week in Boston, Mass.

Benefits of IP telephony or VoIP include cost savings and new user features, but have come at a cost to consumers—low quality voice or video on calls and unreliable connectivity.

“Firewall and NAT traversal issues, and poor call quality have been critical barriers to the mass adoption of VoIP,” said Matt Sims, vice president of Eyeball Networks. “Tier 1 network service providers cannot offer sub-standard services to their subscribers – the risk of losing customers to a poor experience is too great.”

To help alleviate these risks, Eyeball Networks guarantees connectivity through any NAT or firewall, across any network, and to any device; and the best voice and video quality possible.

"These are more than just guarantees," said Chris Piche, CEO of Eyeball Networks. "These are promises we make to each and every customer, and we take these promises very seriously."

Eyeball Networks offers a suite of products to serve VoIP, video telephony, instant messaging and NAT traversal needs, and designs customized IP communications solutions that enable businesses to deliver carrier-class services on a massive scale. It developed one of the first publicly available VoIP and video conferencing applications back in 2002 called Eyeball Chat. For VoIP and Video Telephony, it also offers Eyeball Messenger, Messenger DSK, SIP Server, IM Server, AnyBandwidth Engine, and AntiSPIT Server.

Attendees of The Cable Show are welcome to drop by booth 2066 to meet the Eyeball Networks team and see the technology in action.

Today, businesses are constantly looking for ways to save time and money. Flexibility, easier management and outright cost savings are the order of the day, and many businesses are discovering that VoIP services like hosted PBX (News - Alert) are providing those time and cost savings. A recent report by Infonetics Research (News - Alert) revealed a rapid climb in the use of VoIP solutions.