D2 offers off-the-shelf software components, integrated solutions, diagnostic tools, and turnkey engineering services to help customers achieve maximum performance and quality in the shortest possible time.

mCUE™ Mobile Convergence Software Solution
D2’s mCUE™ pairs an innovative, patent pending communications user interface (CUI) with the company’s vPort MP VoIP software platform to address the needs of OEMs and service providers delivering integrated Fixed Mobile Convergence (FMC) and Unified Communications (UC) functionality. By combining these two components, mCUE provides a complete embedded software framework for multi-mode mobile handsets for enterprise and consumer use, such as dual-mode cellular plus Wi-Fi phones. [+]

vPort
vPort is a complete embedded Voice over IP software solution enabling OEMs and ODMs to quickly and cost-effectively develop robust VoIP devices for consumer, enterprise and service provider networks.  It is a flexible platform that supports multiple services, such as SIP-based VoIP and VoIM (PC-based IM/P2P voice such as Skype, GoogleTalk, Yahoo! and MSN).  vPort leads the market in performance and efficiency, enabling networking, signaling and voice processing functions to execute as an integrated solution on a single processor.  This in turn offers substantial advantages to manufacturers in bill-of-materials (BOM) cost, power and related characteristics over traditional multi-core or multi-chip VoIP designs.  The software is highly optimized not just for quality, but for a small memory footprint, low MHz impact and low latency, and it adds real-time performance to non-real-time operating systems. [+]

vOpen
The vOpen library consists of a comprehensive set of field-proven voice algorithms and industry-standard voice protocols. The data input and output, memory allocation and module-to-module communication interfaces of the voice algorithms conform to the vOpen Interface Specification. This ensures that each algorithm will easily integrate and run concurrently with other vOpen algorithms, and handle multiple voice channels simultaneously. The vOpen voice algorithms are C-callable and can be used within D2's vOpen Framework or a customer-provided application framework. The vOpen algorithms are available for MIPS and ARM cores and the Texas Instruments family of DSP processors. [+]