Netopia launched a certification program for Wi-Fi cordless phones. The company said its certification program is open to any Wi-Fi cordless phone manufacturer or developer that uses the 802.11b or 802.11g standards. The certification process seeks to verify Wi-Fi cordless phone interoperability and VoIP transmission with QoS through Netopia’s 3-D Reach wireless DSL and broadband gateways. http://www.netopia.com
Netopia Announces Certification for Wi-Fi Phones
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