Motorola has signed an agreement with Jordan mobile network operator Fastlink to be the first in the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region to pilot Motorola’s General Radio Packet Service (GPRS) Push-To-Talk (PTT) solution. Point-to-point PTT calls to individuals and PTT group calls have been demonstrated successfully at Fastlink’s facility in Amman.

According to Motorola, the company has GPRS PTT trials and demonstrations with other wireless network operators in EMEA scheduled throughout the remainder of this year. Commercial launch of Motorola’s GPRS PTT solution is targeted for 2004.">

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Home / Cell phones Motorola in Jordan push-to-talk trials By Jørgen Sundgot, Thursday 24 July 2003 Motorola has signed an agreement with Jordan mobile network operator Fastlink to be the first in the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region to pilot Motorola’s General Radio Packet Service (GPRS) Push-To-Talk (PTT) solution. Point-to-point PTT calls to individuals and PTT group calls have been demonstrated successfully at Fastlink’s facility in Amman. According to Motorola, the company has GPRS PTT trials and demonstrations with other wireless network operators in EMEA scheduled throughout the remainder of this year. Commercial launch of Motorola’s GPRS PTT solution is targeted for 2004.     NEW IN-DEPTH REVIEWS Cell Phones & Smartphones   Digital Cameras   Camcorders HOTTEST Smartphones   Cell Phones   Touch Phones TOP STORIES Samsung Jet   Samsung Omnia 2   Nokia N86 Nokia E72   Sony Ericsson Yari   Sony Ericsson Satio HTC Hero runs Google Android with new HTC Sense interface   HTC Firestone with Snapdragon Technology on Its Way   iPhone 3GS review NEW CELL PHONE RELEASES LG Viewty Smart HTC Snap (Sprint) RIM BlackBerry Pearl Flip Apple iPhone 3GS Nokia 5630 XpressMusic HTC Touch Pro 2 Samsung Omnia HD HTC Snap Sony Ericsson T707 LG enV Touch LG enV3 Nokia N86 UPCOMING CELL PHONES Sony Ericsson W995 Sony Ericsson C903 RIM BlackBerry Tour Nokia E55 HTC Hero T-Mobile myTouch 3G Samsung i7500 T-Mobile Dash 3G Samsung Pixon12 M8910 CELL PHONE RESOURCE CENTER Best phones   Expert guides   Ask the Editors 3+ inch screen phones   Wi-Fi phones   Concept phones » Feature Search & Compare » Side-By-Side Comparison » Upcoming Releases » Carriers Unlocked, AT&T, Sprint, Verizon Wireless, T-Mobile, More... » Brands Apple, HTC, LG, Motorola, Nokia, BlackBerry, Samsung, Sony Ericsson, Palm, More... » User Types Average Joe, Business users, Calling addicts, Fashion conscious users, Globetrotters, High-res addicts, Internet addicts, Multimedia enthusiasts, Music aficionados, Outdoor enthusiasts, TV addicts, Video lovers, More... NOW IN PHONES BlackBerry Pearl Flip review   Samsung Jet   Casio Exilim C721 review   Sprint HTC Snap review   BlackBerry Tour takes Verizon Wireless global Samsung Omnia 2 Nokia N86 Nokia E72 Next 25 stories MUST READ CELL PHONES» Coming soon » Top 15 » Best-rated LAPTOPS» Coming soon » Top 15 » Best-rated CAMERAS» Coming soon » Top 15 » Best-rated MP3 players» Coming soon » Top 15 » Best-rated INTERNET TABLETS» Coming soon » Top 15 » Best-rated GPS NAVIGATORS» Coming soon » Top 15 » Best-rated HDTVs» Coming soon » Top 15 » Best-rated CAMCORDERS» Coming soon » Top 15 » Best-rated

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