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QSound Labs mQFX and QSurroundMobile Software Chosen As Reference Components to Ship With Symbian OS
QSound Technology Offers Stereo Enhancement and Audio Virtualization Software for Handset Manufacturers Using Symbian OS
Apr. 28, 2008 03:15 PM
QSound Labs announced that its mQFX and QSurroundMobile technologies
will be made available on Symbian OS as a reference component.
mQFX, for 3D stereo audio enhancement effects, and QSurroundMobile, the
multichannel audio virtualization technology, will be available in Symbian OS
developer and customer kits and can be used for test and demonstration
purposes. QSound's mQFX and QSurroundMobile will provide extended functionality
for Symbian OS mobile phones, delivering a superior listening experience for
all types of multimedia content.
QSound technologies are renowned for their small memory footprint and efficient
processing requirements and have already been embedded in products from handset
manufacturers such as Samsung, LG, Lenovo and others.
"This partnership reflects our ongoing penetration in the mobile audio
technology market and our commitment to further enhance our mobile
strategy," said David Gallagher, CEO of QSound. "By collaborating
with Symbian, we can expand our audio and multimedia solutions and strengthen
our relationships with Symbian application developers, handset manufacturers
and carriers."
"QSound's audio technology is already used by a number of our customers
which is a testament to its quality and feature set. Partnering with companies
such as QSound will help fuel the development of audio applications and
multimedia solutions for mobile phones", said Tony Newpower, Director of
OS Product Area Management, Symbian. "The inclusion of QSound mQFX and
QSurroundMobile as reference components within Symbian OS underscores our
commitment to providing our customers with best in class technology, lower
integration costs and a fully verified implementation - allowing shorter time
to market."
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