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VODIA ANNOUNCES INTEROPERABILITY WITH NEW HTEK MODELS UCV22 AND UCV20

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November 7, 2022

Vodia Networks (“Vodia”), maker of cutting-edge software-based telephone systems, is pleased to announce the interoperability of its phone system with two new innovative Htek products, the new Htek enterprise smart IP phone UCV20 and the company’s new enterprise smart video phone UCV22. The UCV20 and the UCV22 are innovative smart IP phones with a seven-inch multi-point touch IPS screen (1280×800 pixels for UCV20 and 1024×600 pixels for UCV22), built-in Bluetooth module and dual band Wi-Fi (2.4G/5G) module, covering all scenes.

David Porter

Burlington, MA – November 3, 2022 – Vodia Networks (“Vodia”), maker of cutting-edge software-based telephone systems, is pleased to announce the interoperability of its phone system with two new innovative Htek products, the new Htek enterprise smart IP phone UCV20 and the company’s new enterprise smart video phone UCV22. The UCV20 and the UCV22 are innovative smart IP phones with a seven-inch multi-point touch IPS screen (1280×800 pixels for UCV20 and 1024×600 pixels for UCV22), built-in Bluetooth module and dual band Wi-Fi (2.4G/5G) module, covering all scenes.

The Htek UCV20 and UCV22 give end users:

  • smooth operation interfaces
  • faster response speed
  • richer extension functions based on the Android 11 operating system
  • using T-Flash can greatly expand the phone’s storage space (UCV22)
  • support for up to ten-way audio/video mixed conferencing (up to 3-way video calls)
  • high-resolution IPS screen and HD Voice provide lifelike visual and audio experience

Through its global network of distribution partners, ITSPs and OEM partners, Htek has a market presence in more than 90 regional markets.

“Vodia is a trendsetter in the VoIP industry,” said Navy Ding, CEO of Htek, “and passing its interoperability test is significant in improving the compatibility and market share of Htek products.”

“We’re thrilled to finalize all of the testing of these fantastic new Htek models, the UCV20 and the UCV22 for video,” said Kyle Asbury, Director of Sales and Marketing, Vodia. “Htek is known for producing the highest quality VoIP phones for enterprises and small businesses, and we’re proud to partner with them. Both the UCV20 and the UCV22 are built for collaboration and are the perfect solution for hybrid/remote work environments.”

About Htek

Nanjing Hanlong Technology Co., Ltd. (aka Htek) is a world-class developer and manufacturer of audio and video VoIP communication devices, dedicated to providing Easy Use, Easy Deployment, Easy Management, Easy Rebranding of IP communication products and personal & group IP communication solutions, reaching millions of end users around the world.

Founded in 2005, Htek is headquartered in Nanjing, China, with offices in Latin America, North America and Europe. With a global network of distribution partners, ITSPs and OEM partners, Htek products are available in more than 90 countries and regions, including North America, Europe, Latin America and the Asia Pacific, garnering praise from customers worldwide. For more information please visit www.htek.com.

About Vodia Networks, Inc.

Vodia Networks has been a trendsetter in the Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) industry for over a decade. Since 2006, Vodia has led the VoIP world in innovation and forward-thinking development, particularly with its early adoption of a multi-tenancy platform for its customers – Vodia was the first company to offer a true multi-tenancy platform and it remains one of the very few companies that can deliver it. Vodia’s multi-tenancy platforms are compatible with an unprecedented number of technologies, including desk phones, softphones and APIs for numerous third-party SW and CRM systems.

Vodia maintains a global presence, with offices in four countries – localized information is available in Australia, France, Germany, Hong Kong and South Africa. For additional information please visit www.vodia.com.

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