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SAN DIEGO, Calif., Feb. 8, 2005/PRNewswire/ -- Voice over Internet protocol for mobile devices (mobile VOIP) is dramatically altering the telecommunications industry, according to research firm ON World. “As network operators continue to embrace VOIP and enterprises continue to deploy WiFi networks, mobile devices that combine the advantages of both have emerged,” says Mareca Hatler, ON World’s Director of Research. “Low powered single chip radios with integrated protocol stacks, the adoption of standards such as SIP, and the promise of affordable flat rate roaming are setting the stage for a telecom transformation.” Mobile VOIP
Service Providers VoWiFi handsets are like IP based cordless phones that can be used in the home, office and any Wi-Fi network such as hotspots. Business users benefit by having a mobile inter-office phone that is low cost, can go wherever they go, make calls to anywhere in the world, and pay no roaming charges. Roaming:
A Key Enabler “Widespread adoption of mobile VOIP has reached an inflection point which is the lack of roaming solutions,” says Mareca Hatler, ON World’s Director of Research. “Competitors in this landscape are battling the roaming standards problem on several fronts: development of roaming standards, creation of roaming networks and establishment of roaming alliances.” ON World’s recently published report, “Mobile VOIP Competitive Landscape 2005,” features Competitor Assessment Grids on 19 companies, actionable competitive intelligence on six market segments and 28 in-depth profiles. For more information, go to: http://www.onworld.com/ About ON World: Media
Contact: Mareca Hatler, eMail
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