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March 13, 2006
SightSpeed Releases Version 4.5 for Macs
By Patrick Barnard, TMCnet Associate Editor
Provider of IP voice and video services SightSpeed today announced the release of SightSpeed 4.5 for the new Apple Intel platform.
The new version of the company’s real time voice and video software is fully compatible with Apple’s newest line of Macintosh computers featuring dual core Intel processors. By taking advantage of the added processing power and faster processing speeds of the new Macs, SightSpeed is able improve upon its already best in class video communications performance.
”Users of the new Intel-based Apples will continue to benefit from something that only SightSpeed offers - the highest quality and most complete range of video and voice communications that can work with both the previous models of Apple computers and all Windows PCs up through XP,” said SightSpeed CEO Peter Csathy in a press release. “This cross platform performance is something that only SightSpeed can deliver to users and owners of the new line of Macs.”
SightSpeed communications software enables users to send video mail messages, publish user-generated video content to web sites and blogs, and locate other SightSpeed members via its new community-based directory. SightSpeed reports that it has also added new and enhanced privacy features that are essential once a community directory is established.
”The added power and performance of the new Intel processors greatly enhances the richness of the video and the overall performance that SightSpeed delivers to Mac users,” said Aron Rosenberg, chief technology officer of SightSpeed. “By writing this version specifically for the new Intel processors, we have been able to optimize SightSpeed and reduce its demand on resources. All this makes for the best communications experience that users have come to expect from us.”
SightSpeed 4.5 is available now as a free download at http://www.sightspeed.com/download/.
For more information about SightSpeed, visit http://www.sightspeed.com/.
Patrick Barnard is Associate Editor for TMCnet and a columnist covering the telecom industry. To see more of his articles, please visit Patrick Barnard’s columnist page.
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