Thanks to the recently released Arrowfone VOIP app by Namzak Labs Inc., Android (News - Alert) mobile phone users can now make international calls from Tokyo to most major countries at just a fraction of the existing cost. The initial release of Arrowfone is aimed at the Japanese market and runs on Android versions 2.2 and 2.3. Limited delivery of beta versions has commenced.
Namzak Labs' affiliated company, Namzak Japan Inc., located in Tokyo and established by CEO Daniel Fukumoto, has signed several sales agreements with several distributors.
The major advantage of Arrowfone is in narrow bandwidth requirements, which is three times less than that of Skype (News - Alert). This has enabled Namzak Japan to offer cheap cell phone rates for local and international calls. Moreover, the Arrowfone operates well on 2.5G and 3.0G networks.
The major advantage of Arrowfone is in narrow bandwidth requirements, which is three times less than that of Skype (News - Alert). This has enabled Namzak Japan to offer cheap cell phone rates for local and international calls. Moreover, the Arrowfone operates well on 2.5G and 3.0G networks.
Once users install the the Arrowfone VoIP app on their Android mobile phones, they can call landlines or mobile phones in many major countries for just two yen per minute. The audio quality is exceptional. Come September, and the Namzak Group will provide complete solutions including IP Centrex services in Japan.. These services can, however, be deployed anywhere in the world.
Corporate users have already expressed keen interest in the Arrowfone centrex services as it has proved to be better than Skype, especially in situations where handovers are made from one cell site to another. It has also proved to efficient on highways and even on the bullet trains. (Fixed Mobile Convergence)
Corporate users have already expressed keen interest in the Arrowfone centrex services as it has proved to be better than Skype, especially in situations where handovers are made from one cell site to another. It has also proved to efficient on highways and even on the bullet trains. (Fixed Mobile Convergence)
