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Kyrocera and PCTEL work together for WiFi/CDMA solution
Added on 2007-03-24 22:58:00
by Emily Price

Kyocera and PCTEL have announced that they are collaborating together to use PCTEL's roaming client together with a Kyocera handset to create a Voice Call Continuity solution for dual-mode WiFi/CDMA phones. If successful the technology would allow users to seamlessly switch between WiFi and CDMA interfaces. Once analyst from ABI research expects the technology to be used by over 11 million subscribers by 2008.

[Via CellularNews]

Tags: WiFi, CDMA, PCTEL, Kyrocera

Kyocera & PCTEL Working On VCC
Added on 2007-03-23 10:34:00
by Tanya Palta

Kyocera Wireless and PCTEL have confirmed that they are concentrating their energies on a voice Call Continuity (VCC) solution for dual-mode Wi-Fi/CDMA handsets. VCC technology lets a dual-mode handset operate smoothly between Wi-Fi and CDMA.

"Adding Voice Call Continuity to our portfolio represents the latest step by Kyocera Wireless in creating a commercial handset that brings together the best of CDMA and Wi-Fi without sacrificing any functionality," said Dave Carey, vice president of strategic planning for Kyocera Wireless Corp.

[Via Cellular News]

Tags: kyocera, pctel, VCC

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