Wi-Fi Alliance Now Certifying Devices for Voice Over Wi-Fi Applications

PC World

The Wi-Fi Alliance has announced today its plans to make voice a part of Wi-Fi networks, and has introduced a program to certify products.

According to the Wi-Fi Alliance, the Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Voice-Personal stamp of approval means a product is capable of making or handling good-quality voice calls in the home or a small office environment. Access points, wireless routers, handsets and laptops can all be tested and certified.

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Related topics: Telecom, VoIP, Wireless

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