Blacksburg, VA - A leading developer of communication software
and its Dutch partner announced today the release of software
that provides Dutch Internet users with a suite of communication
tools in their native language. nanoCom Corporation and DGW
Connect released iSpQ VideoChat 5.0 NL (Dutch Edition), which
has the same features and functionality as its English counterpart
released in early June.
iSpQ VideoChat 5.0 provides PC users with several different
ways to visually communicate online with web cameras. To communicate,
the large multi-national community uses multi-person videoconferencing,
V-mail, video instant messaging and visual text chat rooms
among other features.
“We expect this to be a very popular product in the
Netherlands due to the advances in the software, the familiarity
of the language and most importantly the excellent support
that DGW Connect provides,” said nanoCom President and
CEO, Bob Summers.
iSpQ VideoChat 5.0 NL is the first of the iSpQ 5.0 international
versions to be released. nanoCom Corporation and DGW Connect
successfully launched the 4.5 Dutch Edition previously. The
iSpQ 5.0 Macintosh version is currently in Beta testing and
the iSpQ 5.0 French Edition is currently in development. To
learn more about iSpQ 5.0 NL visit http://www.iSpQ.nl
or visit http://www.iSpQ.com
to learn about any of the other versions.
nanoCom Corporation, founded in 1997, develops cutting-edge
Internet communication technology. nanoCom provides easy-to-use
high quality communications software to many different markets
around the world. This software connects business colleagues,
friends, family, and educators to students through the Internet.
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June 28, 2001 
