Implementing Voice and Video over IP for iPhones and Smartphones
Mobile voice and video over IP is a promising phenomenon that also presents numerous technical challenges. Network and device issues can result in inadequate voice and video quality. Developers of mobile applications need to understand how to overcome these obstacles to provide the best end-user experience possible. This paper addresses the technical issues with implementing high quality mobile voice and video over IP and explains how applications can be VoIP enabled to take advantage of the unique capabilities of smart phones such as the iPhone.
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