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« T-Mobile Launches UMA in Seattle | Main | Roaming by Phone with Wi-Fi (NY Times) »
Cicero will release client software for the Series 60 Symbian phones for a kind of converged calling: Their software won’t support UMA (unlicensed mobile access), but it will work in a similar manner, requiring cellular operators to install back-office/back-end software to handle handoffs and accounting. Hello AS in Norway and Messagenet in Italy are the first two operators using the service—I had previously thought they were using UMA—and Cicero says 30 additional mostly European operators are in trials, with an Asian operator having a near-term launch.
Posted by Glennf at November 1, 2006 9:13 AM
Categories: Convergence