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IPsmarx Announces Its VoIP-Based Softswitch is iPhone Compatible

 27th July 2007

IPsmarx Technology Inc., a leading provider of full-featured, turnkey Voice Over IP (VoIP) solutions to Internet Telephony Service Providers (ITSPs), entrepreneurs, VoIP Calling Card Operators and ISPs, today announces that its clients, especially service providers who own an IPsmarx softswitch solution, can now offer VoIP-based services to users of the popular iPhone.

"We are proud to support our clients as they roll out VoIP services for the iPhone end users," states IPsmarx President and CEO Arash Vahidnia. "Our ability to support this new technology underscores IPsmarx's aggressive commitment to quickly and nimbly respond to the ever-changing communications' landscape, and to proactively address the emerging technology needs of our customers."

The much-anticipated iPhone, a device made by Apple that combines an iPod, wireless phone and touch screen PDA, appears to be living up to its hype. One analyst predicts iPhone sales to reach as much as 45 million units sold by 2009. So, as the end users learn this new breed of touch-screen technology, which allows for scrolling through contacts, sliding through pictures and tapping to zoom into the Internet, service providers are requiring new ways to deploy VoIP services that are iPhone-compatible. As a result, IPsmarx is seeing a surge in customer demand.

One of the main drivers of its increased demand is IPsmarx's latest product, the Class 5 Softswitch. Both entrepreneurs and carriers benefit from the Class 5 Softswitch software that enables end-to-end VoIP services, such as low cost domestic and international long distance. Its value-added features also include an enhanced web portal for end users, Callback, softphone, Video Over IP, conference calling, follow me, voicemail and E-911 support.

"IPsmarx's Class 5 Softswitch builds upon our mission to provide ITSPs with a turnkey solution that is scalable, flexible and affordable," continues Mr. Vahidnia. "This approach minimizes the risk for new providers entering the VoIP marketplace. And as new mobile technology emerges, with more video and Internet access necessary, the time to enter the VoIP marketplace is now."

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