Après Bluephone, le déluge
By Jo Best
Published: 13 July 2005 16:00 GMT
Two of the world's largest handset players have given traditional networks a poke in the eye with the announcement of phones set to offer voice over Wi-Fi capability.
Both Samsung and LG are working with Kineto to include the firm's UMA (Unlicensed Mobile Access) technology in future converged Wi-Fi and cellular handsets.
While Samsung is currently just at the licensing stage, LG is collaborating with the US company to create dual-mode handsets in order to tap the fixed-to-mobile convergence market which BT made the first moves towards with its Fusion project.
LG have also announced they plan to use Kineto's UMA-compliant handset client software in some upcoming phones.
According to consultants Senza Fili, by 2010 55 million people will be subscribed to converged Wi-Fi and cellular services.
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