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Vonage To Offer Portable Wi-Fi Phones
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Broadband phone service provider Vonage will make available portable Wi-Fi phones later this year to help defend itself against AT&T's expansion into its market, a Vonage executive said Monday. Via [news.com.com]

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IP Telephony And Wi-Fi Must Tie The Knot
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Vendors should stop pushing IP telephony and Wi-Fi technology in isolation and put forward converged communication strategies instead. Via [theregister.co.uk]

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Voice On Wi-Fi Advances
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Vendors are offering telephone handsets designed for use over corporate wireless LANs. Via [vnunet.com]

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Nortel Makes Call To WLANs
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Nortel Networks Corp. Monday unveiled handsets, access points, a switch, and other gear designed to extend wireless LANs to support enterprise telephony. Via [infoworld.com]

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Wi-Fi And VoIP: Is Sum Greater Than Parts?
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Wireless local area networks and Net-based phoning have been among the most talked-about emerging technologies for businesses over the past year, and now, vendors are introducing products they say will help companies combine the two. Via [news.com.com]

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Wi-Fi Phones Lack Carrier Support
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A recent deal between Nokia and Cisco Systems gave Wi-Fi cell phones a key boost--but analysts say the devices may be slow to catch on, because carriers remain reluctant to sell them. Via [news.com.com]

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Netopia Pushes Wi-Fi Cordless Phones
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Broadband equipment maker Netopia on Friday announced a program designed to spur manufacturers to develop more Wi-Fi cordless phones. Via [news.com.com]

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Vendor Group Aims To Boost Voice Over Wi-Fi
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A group of suppliers led by SpectraLink is pushing the IEEE to set up a study group for a future voice over Wi-Fi standard. The companies were hopeful that their proposal would be adopted at the currently ongoing IEEE summit in Vancouver, Canada, though sources believe that is unlikely to happen. Via [theregister.co.uk]