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Tuesday, June 20, 2006 9:25:49 AM
Publication Date: 20 March 2006 Calypso is currently in talks with UTStarcom Inc of Alameda, California to license ASNAP on one of its dual-mode, WiFI phones. Calypso also is negotiating with other OEMs that Sharma declined to name.
A large software company in Redmond, Washington is trialing promising new fixed-mobile convergence technology from a tiny public US company, ComputerWire has learned
Since Calypso launched its ASNAP client software and server last month, company has received “a ton” of enquiries from interested companies, Sharma said. Notably, a large software company in Redmond -- the Washington city that’s home to Microsoft Corp.
Calypso’s ASNAP server costs about $10,000, while the stand-alone client software has a one-off cost of $40 per phone.
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LINK http://www.computerwire.com/industries/research/?pid=3D674591%2DE9F9%2D4086%2D9081%2DC5C319CD4129
A large software company in Redmond, Washington is trialing promising new fixed-mobile convergence technology from a tiny public US company, ComputerWire has learned
Since Calypso launched its ASNAP client software and server last month, company has received “a ton” of enquiries from interested companies, Sharma said. Notably, a large software company in Redmond -- the Washington city that’s home to Microsoft Corp.
Calypso’s ASNAP server costs about $10,000, while the stand-alone client software has a one-off cost of $40 per phone.
STOCK IS GOING UP FROM HERE ! LINK http://www.computerwire.com/industries/research/?pid=3D674591%2DE9F9%2D4086%2D9081%2DC5C319CD4129
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