/24-7PressRelease/ - Schoeffengrund, March 11, 2008 - Global IP Telecommunications Ltd., a leading manufacturer of Voice-over-IP (VoIP) software telephones, has announced today that they make their flagship audio/video softphone available for free. The offer enables VoIP providers to give away "Ninja Basic" to their customers without any limitation on the quantity.
VoIP telephony users can download and use the softclient with any VoIP provider of their choice. They are thus not bound to one certain VoIP service provider. Due to the unprecedented compatibility with different SIP service providers has "Ninja Basic" reached "reference" status after a very short time.
"Ninja Basic" is available for download at
www.globaliptel.com. With its freely customizable user interface it is suitable for co- branding and for the creation of conceptually different white-label softclients.
Ninja upgrades are available on demand. Direct dialling out of Microsoft Outlook, conferencing with up to 6 parties and even use in call centers are possible.
Contact person:
Mr. Bernd Roellgen (BSEE)
E-Mail :
http://www.globaliptel.com?goto=contacteng
Phone : +49 (6445) 601959
Fax : +49 (6445) 6120826
Web :
http://www.globaliptel.com
About Global IP Telecommunications:
Global IP Telecommunications has become well known since 2004 as Prefered Development Partner of Counterpath Solutions Inc. (formerly Xten). Global IP Telecommunications is now a leading manufacturer of softphone applications for Voice-over-IP. GlobalIPTel products are being sold worldwide through leading PC-, USB- and headset manufacturers, internet service providers, telcos as well as international sales partners.
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