Video over VoIP Pervasive in Next Generation Applications

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Standalone Video over VoIP (V.VoIP) mobile applications are widely available in both Android and Apple iOS format.

One of the newest emerging trends of V.VoIP is integrating the technology with next-gen applications and products.

Many of the most popular mobile apps, including must have gaming, music and social networking platforms, have their sights set on providing their users an even more engaging experience.

To understand exactly what V.VoIP encompasses simply take a look at industry innovators like Google, Microsoft and Apple - all of whom encourage users to dial up friends via embedded video applications; which rides over VoIP technology.

Real-time V.VoIP applications require devices to both encode and decode two-way communications - commonly known as full duplex.

Other products and devices that are optimal for V.VoIP include web browsers, Smart TVs, Internet-enabled music players, and newly launched wearable products.

There are limitless opportunities with V.VoIP to enhance customer experiences through combining technologies, but the roll out must be proper and optimized.

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