17 April, 2008 11:40
"The mobile client provides an interface on the mobile. There is no need to remember which buttons to press for a service or to access the TeleWare server to use these services," explained Steve Haworth, TeleWare Group CEO. "As a fully converged solution, they are provided on a client as menu items on the mobile phone," added Haworth.
The mobile client application will operate on a wide range of mobile handset platforms, including the S60 (V3.x and all subsequent versions), Windows Mobile (Versions 5 & 6) and Symbian UIQ.
Initial tested and supported handsets cover these three phone operation systems and are v3.x of Nokia E65, E61i, N95, and 5500, HTC S730, HTC TyTn II, HP iPAQ6190, Treo 750 and the Sony Ericsson P1. Other existing and new handsets will be conformance tested for inclusion on the list of supported handsets.
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Fixed Mobile Integration (FMI) matures to Fixed Mobile Convergence (FMC), says Teleware
TeleWare, the provider of intelligent hosted and customer premises communication solutions, has today announced the immediate availability of a mobile client application, which will allow mobile phone users to access TeleWare telephony applications, such as call recording and conferencing, as well as providing common PBX functionality, such as call hold and transfer, from their mobile phone menu."The mobile client provides an interface on the mobile. There is no need to remember which buttons to press for a service or to access the TeleWare server to use these services," explained Steve Haworth, TeleWare Group CEO. "As a fully converged solution, they are provided on a client as menu items on the mobile phone," added Haworth.
The mobile client application will operate on a wide range of mobile handset platforms, including the S60 (V3.x and all subsequent versions), Windows Mobile (Versions 5 & 6) and Symbian UIQ.
Initial tested and supported handsets cover these three phone operation systems and are v3.x of Nokia E65, E61i, N95, and 5500, HTC S730, HTC TyTn II, HP iPAQ6190, Treo 750 and the Sony Ericsson P1. Other existing and new handsets will be conformance tested for inclusion on the list of supported handsets.
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