"Valuesetters Inc to Jointly Develop and Operate Android Communications Platform"
[ACCESSWIRE]
WHITE PLAINS, NY / ACCESSWIRE / March 31, 2014 / Valuesetters Inc. (OTCQB:VSTR) announced that it has signed an agreement with Pervasip Corp. (OTCPK.PVSP) to develop and operate its V-Star calling app on the Google Play store. The integrated products will allow V-Star to launch a full-featured mobile communications service. Valuesetter's Chief Executive Officer, Manny Teixeira, noted, "We are very excited about our agreement to add these services to our platform and start selling our new products on the Google Play store. We are developing V-Star as our brand, and we look forward to marketing our product to over 1 billion Android users." The V-Star app will provide free voice and video calls and free text messaging to other app users, in addition to a variety of paid calling plans for users that want to connect to the public switched telephone network.
Teixeira continued, "The application is very sophisticated and contains several features that we believe will be appealing to our game users and the music and movie subscribers that we plan to attract. The V-Star app fits perfectly into our business model of selling high-quality and desirable digital products without taking on fixed overhead. It is an important piece in our digital plan."
Pervasip is now offering a white-labeled version of its popular calling app to companies that want to market mobile communications under their own brand name. An app user can subscribe entirely on the phone and choose a phone number from a list of 57 countries without leaving the interface.
In addition to the free calling plans, the mobile VoIP plans start at $1.00 for consumers who want the enhanced calling features and the ability to connect to any phone number in the world.
[ACCESSWIRE]
WHITE PLAINS, NY / ACCESSWIRE / March 31, 2014 / Valuesetters Inc. (OTCQB:VSTR) announced that it has signed an agreement with Pervasip Corp. (OTCPK.PVSP) to develop and operate its V-Star calling app on the Google Play store. The integrated products will allow V-Star to launch a full-featured mobile communications service. Valuesetter's Chief Executive Officer, Manny Teixeira, noted, "We are very excited about our agreement to add these services to our platform and start selling our new products on the Google Play store. We are developing V-Star as our brand, and we look forward to marketing our product to over 1 billion Android users." The V-Star app will provide free voice and video calls and free text messaging to other app users, in addition to a variety of paid calling plans for users that want to connect to the public switched telephone network.
Teixeira continued, "The application is very sophisticated and contains several features that we believe will be appealing to our game users and the music and movie subscribers that we plan to attract. The V-Star app fits perfectly into our business model of selling high-quality and desirable digital products without taking on fixed overhead. It is an important piece in our digital plan."
Pervasip is now offering a white-labeled version of its popular calling app to companies that want to market mobile communications under their own brand name. An app user can subscribe entirely on the phone and choose a phone number from a list of 57 countries without leaving the interface.
In addition to the free calling plans, the mobile VoIP plans start at $1.00 for consumers who want the enhanced calling features and the ability to connect to any phone number in the world.
