This does not sound really clean or integrated
RIM totally has APIs and has done dual-mode work with other vendors.
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Which WLAN is used?
I wonder which WLAN equipment is used at Anthony marano?
greetings
very nice indeed
Are you sure RIM has made
Are you sure RIM has made APIs available for the *voice* function?
Meru Networks WLAN is being used
I too was intrigued. Checked Meru Networks website after reading this article (if you read it carefully, it is mentioned in the article) and found a full case study on this. It is bit hard to find so I pasted a link if you are interested.
http://www.merunetworks.com/pdf/casestudies/CS_Marano_0608_v1.pdf
Still not clear
Just to be clear - both blackberry and nokia users are making their calls using an Avaya client on the device for the PBX calls, not the native dialer, right? Are all calls being routed through the PBX, or are some routed directly over cellular?
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