Blacksburg, VA 12/5/20002 – Peer-to-peer communication such as Instant Messaging has proven to be a killer application in recent years. In addition to the three big messengers a plethora of popular P2P software choices provide specialty features including voice and video. Today, the largest of the VideoChat communities unveiled its latest revision, iSpQ “Eye Speak” VideoChat 6.0, with added security, a more user-friendly interface and new features that promote community interaction.

iSpQ’s large online community proves to be a popular choice with millions of people eager to meet a potential friend or love. The international community uses features such as multi-person videoconferencing, Quick Messages, directories, pal lists, V-mail and profiles for communication. The newly released 6.0 version provides more interaction between people with new features and improvements such as: user ratings, private rooms, easier multi-person VideoChat, added security and a sleek new interface.

In addition to new client-side features, iSpQ 6.0 users will also have a variety of new ways to find other iSpQ community members with iSpQWeb. A sneak peak of the new portal was simultaneously unveiled today with the iSpQ VideoChat 6.0 launch. iSpQ Web interacts directly with the client program to provide searchable profiles, interactive polls, and additional interactive community features not available in the client software.

Both the program and the website were designed to be user-friendly and to address the increasing security concerns of IM and Internet users. iSpQ 6.0 provides more secure Internet communication by adding new password protections for user accounts, SSL (secure socket layer) client/server encryption and iSpQ 6.0 automatically reads and adapts to personal network setting such as firewalls and NATs.

The most flexible of the new iSpQ 6.0 features is the “My Place” or private room. Individuals who interact only with friends or family members can avoid the community completely. Private rooms are also proving useful and cost-efficient for webmasters who wish to integrate video and chat features from their websites. Password protected rooms can be hyper-linked directly from websites or emails.

iSpQ VideoChat is a free fully functional 30-day trial. Registration is a one-time fee of $39.95. To find out more about iSpQ VideoChat 6.0, the iSpQWeb and private rooms please visit www.iSpQ.com.

nanoCom Corporation, a privately held profitable company located in the Virginia Tech Corporate Research Center, develops and markets iSpQ VideoChat and BuddyVision. Their video software solutions are used in 182 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. For more information, visit www.nanoCom.com

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