- Droplet Technology, an innovator in mobile video

applications and services, today announced the debut of their new real-time VideoShare service platform.

Working closely with leading service providers worldwide, Droplet has integrated state-of-the-art allsoftware

video and voice codec technologies with an industry-standard IMS framework, enabling for the

first time 2-way peer-to-peer video sharing with synchronized voice on a broad range of 2.5G and 3G

handsets. Droplet has further extended real-time video sharing capabilities via a common software client

architecture for mobile handset and PC platforms, providing a converged user experience and enhancing

interoperability across multiple devices, operating systems, and networks. Droplet’s all-software mobile

video client application also supports VideoShare service deployments via client download to both

handsets and PCs.

“Droplet enables users to share with each other exactly what they see, at the moment they see it, from

their mobile devices or PCs, opening up a vast range of new possibilities for communications, social

networking, entertainment, and business collaboration,” said John Ralston, President and CEO of Droplet

Technology. “We are extremely excited to debut this powerful new VideoShare platform at CTIA, and to

showcase Droplet’s ability to help mobile operators, Internet portals, and device/service providers

enhance the performance and profitability of their mobile video offerings.”

Droplet’s all-software VideoShare client leverages the company's unique and patented innovations in lowcomplexity

video processing and video communications. These same technology breakthroughs are also

incorporated into Droplet’s mobile video server applications, significantly reducing the cost and complexity

required to deploy additional video sharing service enhancements, including:

• one-to-many and many-to-many VideoShare

• video upload and real-time streaming to web portals

• automated multimedia mash-ups for enhanced video messaging and user-generated content services.