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mcommerce March 22 2004
Promotes rapid adoption of PoC by enabling expanded choice of handsets for
operators and consumers
Motorola Inc.’s Global Telecom Solutions Sector (GTSS), leveraging its
expertise in providing Push-To-Talk over Cellular (PoC) solutions, today
announced at 3GSM in Cannes that it has made its standards-based PoC client
software available for license to third party GSM/GPRS and UMTS handset
manufacturers and software developers. This new PoC Device Interoperability
Program extends Motorola’s prior practice of providing its interface
specifications, and will help speed the introduction of a wider choice of
PoC handsets to market, benefiting both consumers and operators.
"As a company with decades of experience in push-to-talk systems and
devices, we enthusiastically support all efforts - through our active
engagement in standards development and making our PoC client available,"
said Murali Aravamudan, vice president and general manager, Winphoria
Division of Motorola's GTSS. "We support the harmonization of PoC
specifications among all vendors, and have designed our network solutions to
be compatible with the standards as they evolve."
Motorola is a leading provider of end-to-end PoC solutions, offering a
variety of commercially available PoC handsets, device client software, PoC
servers, development and integration support, and interoperability testing.
Motorola’s PoC software client is designed to run on a mobile phone or
voice-capable PDA or laptop personal computer, and permits a subscriber to
communicate with a quick, one-touch connection to one or many users. It is
available to third-party handset manufacturers either directly from Motorola
GTSS or through third-party software developers.
These developers will create compatible PoC software customized for the
manufacturer’s handsets to provide new high-end capabilities that enable
operators to differentiate their PoC offering. The PoC developer’s kit is
available with protocol definitions only, or with both the protocol
definitions and Motorola’s PoC software client.
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