If we listen and place any credence in what George Schilling has stated, CLYW has placed all the large network carriers on notice that they are in possible infringement status of CLYW's ASNAP technology. And the latest is that he has lost all memory of any transactions during his term of CEO..???
but yet,...
Ericsson, BB Mobile Successfully Hand Over IMS Service between 3G and WLAN
Tokyo, Japan, Jul 29, 2005 (JCN Newswire via COMTEX) -- Ericsson and BB Mobile, a Softbank affiliate, jointly completed the world's first test with an IP multimedia subsystem (IMS) between a 3G mobile network and a wireless local area network (WLAN).
The demonstration, using Softbank BB's Yahoo! BB ADSL WLAN network and Ericsson's W-CDMA 3G mobile network, showed that end users can enjoy the IMS service seamlessly by continuously connecting either to the LAN or the 3G.
The two partners plan to incorporate this seamless handover function into the release 8 of the 3GPP.
Copyright (C) 2005 Japan Corporate News Network. All rights reserved.
and
Motorola To Develop Dual-Mode Cellular/Wi-Fi Enterprise Seamless Mobility Solution With Cisco
Innovative Solution Includes Dual-Mode 802.11 VoIP/GSM Phones that Extends the Desktop for Anywhere, Anytime Communications
SCHAUMBURG, IL., 26 July 2005 – Motorola, Inc. (NYSE:MOT) today announced that it is joining forces with Cisco Systems to deliver a seamless enterprise mobility solution that will include Wireless Local Area Networking (WLAN) Internet Protocol (IP) telephony and cellular phone technologies. By blending key features and benefits of mobile cellular, 802.11 wireless and enterprise fixed networks, the Motorola-Cisco solution will provide a single mobile communications device that bridges the physical and virtual-office environments to enable anytime, anywhere communications for mobile business professionals.
The strategic alliance with Cisco is part of Motorola’s overall strategy targeted at helping Enterprise and business customers solve the challenges associated with today’s increasingly mobile and virtual workforce. Motorola will leverage its 60-plus years of experience as the trusted provider of Mission Critical wireless communications solutions to introduce a broad portfolio of integrated mobile communications and services to Enterprise and business customers.
“Motorola is strengthening and expanding its enterprise offerings by developing strategic business relationships with leading companies like Cisco to help create a complete solutions portfolio,” said Greg Brown, President of Motorola’s Government and Enterprise Mobility Solutions business. “Cisco is a world-class IP communications and WLAN infrastructure company and we’re pleased to add them to our ecosystem of strategic relationships.”
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so it appears that MOT/CSCO/ERICY most likely had their authoritive legal staff (you know, those that are in the know) read the ASNAP patent and white paper. and it appears that they have let their respective companies know there is no problem.
so we've got three industry giants (MOT/CSCO/ERICY) releasing news regarding seamless roaming and handoffs.
there will be a deployment of their products to the market in early 2006.
the phones will generate millions in sales.
now,...and here's the surprising factor in this scenario,...if George and CLYW want to have any chance of collecting licensing fees and royalty fees that they maintain are due them,....CLYW has to initiate a lawsuit. wow,...what a concept !
then,...heres the real kicker,....it has to be proven in a court of law that MOT/CSCO/ERICY have infringed on the patent.
now,...heres the other kicker,...if it is proven in court that MOT/CSCO/ERICY are not infringing on the patent then what does CLYW have ?,...answer,...a concept that they, CLYW, has never been able to actualize for a marketable product.
here's a thought,... if ASANP does not operate, have real-world functionality that is, and CLYW wants to incorporate seamless roaming into their product, c1250i, and MOT/CSCO/ERICY have a patnet on their technology,....maybe CLYW will have to pay royalty fees for use of that technology to enter the field of seamless roaming/handoffs to incorporate in their 1250i.
ironic isn't it ?
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