V.92
V.92 is a dial-up modem specification from the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) that introduces new features providing convenience and performance for the modem user, when compared to V.90. The V.92 specification provides many enhancements over V.92 including faster connect times, increased upload speeds, and features Quick Connect, which shortens the time it takes to make a connection. V.92 also includes Modem-On-Hold (MOH) and it uses V.44 data compression.
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