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Technology development and consumer behavior have coupled to drive important new trends in video-enabled devices and video services
- Video is beginning to challenge voice and text as the predominant mode of communication and interaction in telecommunications and social networking
- User-generated video content is emerging as a powerful new force for both social networking and traditional broadcast entertainment markets
- Mobile devices continue to evolve into integrated consumer multimedia entertainment platforms, and sales of new mobile handsets now far outnumber those of all other consumer electronic devices combined
- IP networks are becoming the dominant transport infrastructure for voice and video, and communications networks worldwide are being upgraded to provide a wide range of mobile and Internet video entertainment and video communications services
Droplet has introduced the first truly converged video service suite that can work with any mobile device or PC. By eliminating traditional hardware complexities, Droplet has changed the paradigm associated with incorporating high-quality video into mobile and Internet devices and services. As a result of these complexities, users and service providers have been forced to live in a world of small and choppy video, and have been limited to one-to-one real-time video interactions if they want to use standard browser-based applications in mobile handsets and PCs. Droplet's all-software video service suite delivers, to both users and service providers, a far more powerful vision for mobile and Internet video services.
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