I have heard of Avaya.
Today. But Nortel goes WAY back. And, IMHO, had a much better product line. I dread the day Avaya converts our s/w over.
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Today. But Nortel goes WAY back. And, IMHO, had a much better product line. I dread the day Avaya converts our s/w over.
Ditto. Hard to jump on a product 6 months into it's life cycle. I would venture to say that iPhone 5 will support both carriers with a qualcomm multi band chipset.
The Nortel product line had its problems in recent years as well. Note the incredible descent of their stock. Ironically Avaya is pushing much of the old Nortel product line because the margins are better and Avaya wants to go public as quickly as possible.
My comment really was just an expression of surprise that the Nortel name was being used. I am assuming it was just a typo.
We decided to go with Nortel in our new building based on usability. Avaya was kinda funky and users we spoke to were quite unhappy with it. We selected a local vendor, and after Nortel was sold, they dropped the line. Nearest support now I think is near Fredericksburg, IIRC.
Probably was a typo. I don't think Nortel ever made a "true" cell phone, just ones for use in the immediate area of a Nortel installation.
Probably was a typo. I don't think Nortel ever made a "true" cell phone, just ones for use in the immediate area of a Nortel installation.
Maybe so. I didn't check the sticker on the back of the device but I'm pretty sure the lady said Nortel. Upon followup, my 5Spot is a Novatel 2200 and this LTE version looks exactly like it so you are probably correct it is from Novatel.
Edit- Found it and yes it is from Novatel.
http://news.vzw.com/news/2011/01/pr2011-01-06m.html
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And so it is...
Verizon iPhone 4 gets torn apart, Qualcomm MDM6600 chip found inside -- Engadget
Diogen.
Depending on how great the 5 is, I might re-up with AT&T when it comes out, but for now my 3GS is a workhorse, and I have no problems with it.
Probably to downplay the "either voice or data" limitation and show that LTE 4G won't suffer from it, Verizon announced the first successful VoLTE call
Verizon successfully completes first VoLTE call on commercial network in the world, plans 2012 availability -- Engadget
Expected to be available in 2012.
No real reason for iPhone5 to be 4G.
Diogen.
Verizon successfully completes first VoLTE call on commercial network in the world, plans 2012 availability -- Engadget
Expected to be available in 2012.
No real reason for iPhone5 to be 4G.
Diogen.
Is the simultaneous voice and data even that dig of deal? When I had the iPhone I had no desire to talk and be online at the same time. I did it once, just to do it. Plus in order to do this most of the time you’d put the other party on speaker, and I typically don’t like to use speakerphone. One of the advantages of simultaneous voice and data that I read about was being able to use the GPS while on the phone, can’t this be done already with CDMA? More then once, and as a matter of fact just a few hours ago I was talking on the phone while using Google Navigation. The in call volume fades down and the voice guided dictation plays over the ear piece. Can the iPhone do this, on either AT&T or VZW with Telenav? So obviously this isn’t an issue with CDMA since I’m on Sprint.
I always use a Bluetooth with my phone. Its inconvenient to hold it to my head. Plus, I use the simultaneous voice and data a LOT. It's been extremely useful for getting information for people while I'm talking to them.
Pay no attention to Steve. His sprint and whatever phone he's using are the best in history. Everyone else's stuff is inferior.
Yep, the Evo is one of the best smartphones around and the Android platform is THE best. The inferior offerings of Apple don't hold a candle to the rest of the world outside of Lord Jobs magical kingdom. But anyhow, with the iPhone, could I be on a call and have the GPS active and hear the voice alerts over the ear piece?
Don't know nor do I care. It does everything I need it to do. Sprint and AT&T suck in my area so I have the best phone and network for me. Enjoy yours.
That's good. I didn't have Telenav on the iPhone long enough to seriously play around with it before I left.
Marketing, nothing else.
If ATT can exploit it, it will become a big deal even if nobody uses it!
Half of the iPhone features were irrelevant before iPhone got them and to die for - after...
Diogen.
Just because you don't use it, doesn't mean nobody else does. I use it all the time. It's especially useful to send pictures to the person I'm talking to. Or to make changes to things for them while on the phone.
It is a big deal when you are using your phone as a hot spot and get a call. You can still continue using your phone as a modem and talk, without your other devices disconecting
