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« How Many VoIP Calls on 802.11b at the Same Time? | Main | Nokia, Alcatel to Support UMA »
A handful of combined Wi-Fi/cellular handsets that enable voice calls on both networks are becoming available: This article looks at some of their shortcomings, including potential high cost and the fact that so far they all work on GSM and not CDMA. In addition to these, of course the biggest shortcoming is the lack of a cellular operator that is interested in supporting one of these handsets. My theory is that a black sheep operator, maybe a small one or an MVNO, will start making such an offering. If it becomes successful and something that it seems users want, the big names will follow.
Posted by nancyg at June 9, 2005 8:54 AM
Categories: Devices
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