At the 2010 Mobile World Congress, being held February 15-18 in Barcelona, Spain, D2 is offering private demonstrations of mCUE’s new product features by staging “place shifting,” or seamless call handovers, between Android-based products.  These products include an IPSTB/HD network media player based on the SMP8654AD processor by Sigma Designs, Inc., an IP media frame utilizing the NetLogic Microsystems’ Au1300® processor and the HTC Hero smartphone.  Attendees interested in a demo of the upgraded mCUE for Android can contact D2 Technologies representatives at the show by sending email to sales@d2tech.com.

D2's Chief Operating Officer, Doug Makishima will be a panel presenter in "Unified Communications: The Progression from Desktop to Handheld" at ITEXPO East 2010, being held January 20-22 at the Miami Beach (FL) Convention Center. During his presentation on Thursday, January 21 at 2:00 p.m., Makishima will touch on how unified communications within the enterprise is extending from the desktop to handheld devices as a result of mobile network speed improvements and the proliferation of smartphone devices. Attendees will explore the challenges of mobile UC, along with its benefits, and how to effectively develop a mobile UC client solution for Android.

Held private demonstrations of its vPort Gateway (GW) embedded VoIP software and mCUE™ converged communications client for mobile devices and communications modes, including circuit-based (PSTN/cellular) voice call, VoIP, IM, SMS and video call, and provides full integration of popular services such as GoogleTalk, Yahoo! Messenger and other forms of social networking and communications into an intuitive and converged address book at CES 2010 in Las Vegas, NV.

Exhibited at CES 2007 in Las Vegas, NV

Exhibited at ARM Developers’ Conference, Santa Clara, CA

Exhibited at Fall VON 2006 in Boston, MA

Exhibited at China VoIP 2006, Beijing, China

Presented “vPort VoIP solution on OMAP and TNETV 1020 Processors” at Computex Taipei

Attended VON/Europe/Stockholm

Exhibited at Spring VON 2006, San Jose, CA

Presented on "VoIP Without DSPs: Challenges & Opportunities" at the Internet Telephony Conference and Expo, Ft. Lauderdale, FL

Exhibited at Fall VON 2005, Boston, MA 

Presented on “VoIP Real-Time Performance and Voice Quality” at VoIP Developer Conference, San Francisco, CA 

Participated in SIPit 16, an international SIP Forum interoperability test event, held in Banff, Alberta Canada. D2 is further refining its vSIP small footprint embedded SIP product by continued interop testing and refining of the SIP requirements. While the rules of participation require that individual results of the event are kept confidential, it enables D2 to test and verify its SIP implementation with other vendors.

Exhibited at Spring VON 2005. D2 Technologies showed various ATA reference designs; and demonstrated its 2-port VoIP software solution running on a RISC SoC without a separate DSP processor.

Exhibited at Fall VON 2004, Boston, MA. D2 demonstrated its implementation of a VoIP application running on an SOC without a DSP processor core/chip. This is a totally integrated software solution running on reference design hardware with a telephone interface for voice and Ethernet packet interface. In addition to the OS and networking layers, the software solution includes a VoIP reference application layer (for ATA, WiFi phone, etc), voice signaling protocol (SIP, MGCP, or H.323), packetizing (RTP, Jitter Buffer), voice processing (echo cancellation, voice compression, DTMF, etc.) and telephony drivers (for interfacing to phones or speaker/microphone)

Participated in SiPit 15, an international SIP Forum interoperability test event, Taipei, Taiwan. The purpose of a SiPit event is to test for interoperability of SIP implementations, to determine if there are incompatibilities between implementations, and to prepare a revision of the SIP specification, if necessary. While the rules of participation require that individual results of the event are kept confidential, it enables D2 to test and verify its SIP implementation with other vendors.