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Femtocells were all the rage at PulverMedia’s FMC (Fixed Mobile Convergence) Conference in Chicago last week.     One carrier in the U.S., Sprint, is leading the pack.   As of today, there are no femtocell rollouts in any geography.  There are a few trials, some announced and others not.   Telefonica, as reported in WSJ last week (9/6/2007), is […]

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Femtocells could revolutionize cellular service in terms of diverting cell traffic off the network, providing great service in buildings and homes, increasing bandwidth speed, and, most significantly, increasing the service providers’ footprints outside their licensed areas.  Cell phone service providers, like Sprint or T-Mobile, would be able use femtocells to off-load traffic to their customer’s provided […]

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TMC announced today that WiFiMobile is selling unlocked smartphones in the US market with VoIP software clients included: “WiFiMobile addresses the Wi-Fi starved US smartphone market.”   WiFiMobile has been competing in Europe by providing a VoIP client for the Nokia N95 and Nokia S60.   The VoIP-mobile company competes with Truphone in the UK. Truphone, a […]

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More significant than the iPhone (nothing could be that important…) this week there were several events that announced to the general public that fixed mobile convergence is hitting the mainstream.  The interesting point is that is not exactly as FMC was anticipated back in 1990. In 1990, PCS “Personal Communication System” was touted as the […]

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A new niche boom is helping the deaf population by using video on the internet.  CSDVRS is a for profit company with the mission of bringing new technologies – like video on the net – to help the deaf to communicate.   Basically, on CSDVRS you can call a number with video and through a third party use […]

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