Philips to slash phone bills with Unlicensed Mobile Access technology
Posted By: Vikas Shekhawat | Feb 13 2006
Royal Philips Electronics is out with a cost effective Unlicensed Mobile Access technology in U.S. The new device is compatible both Wi-Fi and cellular networks using the Nexperia cellular system solution 6120 for UMA. With UMA the consumer can switch between VoIP and Wi-Fi network automatically through a single number availing the fastest coverage.
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Via: slashphone
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