Wireless Carriers Resist VoIP Across Mobile Networks; xG Technology Offers Alternative Path
August 11th, 2009 Leave a comment Visited 25 times, 1 so far today
Resistance by wireless carriers to allowing customers access to VoIP services across their mobile networks has attracted the attention of the regulators, with the US Department of Justice (DOJ), the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and the European Union all looking into the practice. xG Technology® has developed xMax–an alternative path that allows consumers to benefit from much lower cost mobile calls via the Internet, avoiding the incumbent carriers’ networks all together.
xG Technology developed xMax® an alternative solution that enables consumers to benefit directly using mobile VoIP technology. xMax is similar to Vonage or Skype, but in the form of a fully mobile handset that doesn’t require the use and extra cost of a computer or broadband Internet connection.
xMax offers consumers the prospect of lower phone bills because:
xMax transmits over unlicensed spectrum—the same as baby monitors and cordless phones. Major national cellular carriers paid billions of dollars for licensed spectrum that they recoup from customers.
xMax was built as a totally Internet-based digital system from top to bottom—an extremely cost efficient communication approach.
xMax networks can enable communication providers to aggressively compete with national carriers by offering customers unlimited voice and data plans both locally and long distance, extremely low-cost international calling, no contracts, as well as home phone and high-speed Internet service.
Seven-year-old xG Technology is a US based company, but development of xMax is an international effort that involves companies in Europe and Asia. A portfolio of 50 US and 105 international patents and pending patent applications has been developed with the goal of bringing lower-cost communications to consumers.
For additional information, please visit www.xgtechnology.com and www.xmax.com. To arrange media interviews, please contact Tim Ayers at 202-422-5048 or tim {at} ayersassociates(.)net. Accredited journalists and published analysts are welcome to visit the xG Technology facility in Florida to meet with business and technical staff. While in Ft. Lauderdale, journalists and analysts can experience xMax for themselves—the first all digital, mobile VoIP network. To make an appointment for a visit, please contact Chris Whiteley at 954-572-0395 or chris.whiteley {at} xgtechnology(.)com.
Contacts
xG Technology
Tim Ayers, 202-422-5048
tim {at} ayersassociates(.)net
|
TechWhack on Facebook
|
