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Commander To Offer Wireless VoIP |
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Written by Adam Gosling
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Tuesday, 12 September 2006 |
The wireless broadband subsidiary of Commander Communications
is teaming with its parent to deliver a wireless VoIP service. No date has been
set for the launch.
Although the companies have completed trials of an iBurst
VoIP service some work remains to be done to deliver a productised service the
company has said.
Personal Broadband Australia and Commander Communications will
offer the service first to existing Commander customers and it is envisaged
that the service will be used in a fixed wireless mode with an IP-based PABX
system, according to reports.
"To actually put the whole service through requires
components from Commander and components from PBA," PBA managing director
Jonathan Withers told
The Australian.
"Technically, it works but you actually have to create
a full product package for it because full service requires components that are
not directly provided by PBA," he said.
Ultimately the two intend to offer the service to a wider
audience including existing PBA iBurst customers and ultimately through channel
partners, said the report.
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