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Vincin Deploys Spirit Voice Solution
(Wireless News Via Acquire Media NewsEdge)
Spirit DSP, a provider of voice and video software engines, announced
that China's provider of telecom solutions Vincin United Technology
(VUTC) licensed TeamSpirit Mobile Voice Engine for its mobile
communication solution over GSM network.
Due to the sheer volume of phone calls that will be made during the
China Olympics Games, telecom experts are forecasting voice networks
traffic to increase: besides hundred millions of Chinese audience, over
4 million guests are expected to make their way to China for this
internationally viewed event. In these terms securing a stable
communication environment during the Games appears as a vital need,
which includes ensuring reliable mobile communications and connectivity
for all the special services personnel that are heavily involved in the
Olympics' activities, coordination and security.
Spirit's TeamSpirit Mobile Voice Engine has been integrated into VUTC's
mobile softphones, running over GSM CSD (Circuit Switched Data) channel
(9.6kbps) on Windows Mobile 5.0 and 6.0 platforms. TeamSpirit Mobile
delivers the core voice functionality inside the mobile devices to
ensure highest possible voice quality and consistent, reliable
communications over GSM networks. Integrating network and voice
subsystems Spirit's solution ensures the lowest device CPU load and
provides all the required functionality, giving more value to
end-users, according to Spirit.
A CSD call function in a typical way conducts voice call in a GSM
network. The original form of data transmission developed for the GSM
mobile phone system uses a single radio time slot to deliver data
transmission to the GSM network and switching subsystem where it could
be connected through the equivalent of a normal modem to the Public
Switched Telephone Network (PSTN), allowing direct calls to any dial-up
service. IP connection over mobile network could be in great request
due to its low cost and high availability in case of traditional voice
communications overflow. Used by special and emergency services, such
communications also maintain public safety.
"Spirit has a great experience in providing voice solutions to the
special services and public communications. For instance, since 2005
our technology has been powering Ericsson's public safety call centers
for 911 systems," said Alex Kravchenko, VP Sales of Spirit. "We are
very proud that our product successfully meets high standards
established for such a popular and major event as the Olympic Games.
Well approved by numerous manufacturers of mobile and enterprise
desktop communication devices like Huawei, ZTE, and UTStarcom, Spirit
remains the number one provider of quality voice and video over IP
software for extremely emerging and growing mobile market of China."
"Spirit's Voice Engine has been proven on a number of mobile platforms
and has already earned a reputation of high quality voice solution for
mobile devices," said James Wang, Deputy G.M. at VUTC. "With Spirit's
proven technology, we gained a mature and flexible speech voice
processing software, capable of providing the highest voice processing
quality at a reasonable cost. Our relationship with Spirit allows us to
continue our work on developing innovative, market-leading solutions.
We confidently choose Spirit solution that meets our development
project schedule and significantly reduces time-to-market of our
innovative product that integrates network and voice subsystems."
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