Cisco, Intel, RIM, Nokia and others cooperate for VoIP

Posted on Thursday, April 27 2006 @ 12:10 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
Cisco partnered up with Nokia, RIM, Intel and others to drive adoption VoIP over wireless networks.
Cisco said Tuesday the goal of its partnerships with Intel, Nokia, and RIM is to ensure that wireless client devices interoperate with Cisco's WLAN products and are capable of supporting advanced voice features. Cisco already sells a foundation for voice communications over WLANs called its Unified Wireless Network, which includes features such as quality-of-service measurement, roaming, and access points with enhanced radios, the company says.
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