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Details emerge on T-Mobile's Hotspot @Home "Talk Forever" setup

Jan 24th 2008 1:50AM on Engadget Mobile

New WI-FI router is no special than regular WI-FI AP except it has capability of UMA client.
So with this AP, whoever has hotspot@home plan will be able to make a call just like before.
On top of that, the new AP will have two sim card slots and two pot slots for regualr phones.
You may think of linksys vonage AP. However the new AP will replace VoIP part with UMA.

T-Mobile bringing HotSpot @Home to your landlines

Aug 9th 2007 12:20AM on Engadget

this is another type of UMA service.
Product in between of WI-FI UMA phone and Femtocell.
Not a VoIP.

T-Mobile's UMA goodies exposed

Aug 3rd 2006 1:22AM on Engadget Mobile

#22 UMA allows it, however it is more depends on
how operators deploy policies on roaming.

Even there is no GSM existing but WI-FI, the UMA allows user to connect to GSM network.

T-Mobile's UMA goodies exposed

Aug 2nd 2006 11:57AM on Engadget Mobile

#19 The level of stress to TMo's network would be same.
UMA is replacing physical layer to the GSM core network. Once the VoIP Packet arrives at MSC(UNC),
the rest of operation will be exactly same as current 2G network.
The best advantage is they don't need to invest more money to build tower anymore.

T-Mobile's UMA goodies exposed

Aug 2nd 2006 8:49AM on Engadget Mobile

Without Handover between networks, that is not true FMC solutions at all.

For the UMA services, you need software runs on cell phone and network as well.

I found a link www.umatechnology.org, you may have more information. www.kineto.com is a company behinds the technology.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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