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Confident of emulating the success it achieved at the ITW in the U.S., Voiceserve Inc., the Internet telephony and software provider, announced its intention to introduce its latest VoIP switch in the upcoming GSMA (News - Alert) Asia exhibition in Shanghai, China and CommunicAsia 2012 in Singapore to be held in June.

Michael Bibelman, CEO at Voiceserve noted that because of the latest advancement in both smartphone technology and the cloud backbone, the company's Voipswitch products were being recognized by elite industries.

VoipSwitch is a software platform that accelerates the rollout of VoIP services and helps in successful implementation of various VoIP services and Voiceserve's latest release, Enhanced Rich Communication Suite (News - Alert) (eRCS) promises to transform the face of personal mobile communications.

eRCS is expected to deliver an experience beyond voice and SMS by providing them with instant messaging or chat, live video sharing and file transfer across any device, any network with anyone in their mobile address book. It also offers operators new ways to use existing assets and still deliver high quality innovative communications and services and in the process strengthen relationship with customers and harness revenue opportunities.

The latest release also includes additional facilities for incoming calls, allows free SMS between users, and an active phone book that displays all the users in the contacts list who are using the application. The interface is user friendly and registration is easy.

With the intensity with which it is being adopted, RCS-e capability is expected to be in OEM devices in early 2012. In fact, the latest new eRCS Vippie dialers are already available on the open market.

The Rich Communication Services Program is an industry initiative managed by the GSMA and is committed to ensuring the success of RCS-e.

Other news reports KPN subsidiary E-Plus, a mobile operator in Germany, has connected to iBasis' (News - Alert) multi-service IP eXchange (IPX) network. E-Plus will use the next generation network. iBasis unveiled technology to send international voice traffic via this IPX connection to iBasis.