Blacksburg, VA Aug 22, 2003 - One of the largest videochat communities on the Internet got a facelift Friday in the area of simplicity. iSpQ "Eye Speak" VideoChat 6.2 was released to the public by nanoCom Corporation with a more stable and slimmed down interface.

The first time wizard slimmed from eight down to two steps. "Originally, iSpQ gave feedback about every step that the camera, network and speakers went through. The information was too much and often didn't apply to the majority of people," said Ryan Feber, nanoCom Lead Interface Design Engineer. "Now, an iSpQ visitor only sees what applies to his or her situation," said Feber.

Beyond the wizards, iSpQ has improvements in network diagnosis. The detection of Firewalls is essential to IP to IP communication. This tool leads customers through the complex subject to configure his or her system to work best while remaining secure.

Security is a prime focus of iSpQ 6 in addition to the core features of Instant Messaging, Muli-person videoconferencing, User Profiles and online directories. iSpQ VideoChat is available in English, French, German, Spanish and Dutch and Macintosh OS. Free download and 21-day trials of all versions are available at www.iSpQ.com.

nanoCom Corporation is a privately held profitable company located in the Virginia Tech Corporate Research Center. Their video software solutions are used in 173 different countries to connect business colleagues, friends and family thorough the Internet. The company's vision is to make Internet video communication commonplace for people around the world. Current product offers include BuddyVision and iSpQ "Eye Speak" VideoChat.

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