News releases
| October 23, 2007 |
KT-Tech debuts technology preview of KTvid
Two-way,
real-time videoconferencing for mobile phones.
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Media coverage
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Oct. 24, 2007 |
KT-Tech and the great cameraphone swindle |
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KT-Tech are currently punting about their new P2P video-conferencing app which works using deeply clever compression technology, allowing people to video call, without using a 3G network or a central server. |
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Oct. 23, 2007 |
Real-Time Videoconferencing for Today's Mobile Phone |
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KT-Tech, a small start-up company, has revealed its mobile phone videoconferencing application, KTvid. KTvid allows person-to-person videoconferencing in real time over today's mainstream cellular networks. |
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Oct. 23, 2007 |
KT-Tech Debuts First Real-Time Videoconferencing for Cell Phones |
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AT&T's Video Share service seems like an old pair of shoes after KT-Tech today announced its mobile videoconferencing service, KTvid, a service that enables real-time, high-quality videoconferencing on cell phones and mainstream cellular networks. |
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Oct. 23, 2007 |
Big surprises in small packages |
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…following a quick stroll along the show floor, I think it’s also obvious that small companies are driving much of the innovation in wireless… check out two-way video conferencing technology provider KT-Tech… |
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