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Ericsson Demonstrates GSM-WCDMA Handoff

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Sep 24, 2002, 10:19 AM by (staff)

Ericsson today announced the first live, dual mode WCDMA/GSM calls with seamless handover between the two modes. The demonstration also included high data rate in live WCDMA/GSM networks. The small-sized Sony Ericsson test units used are based on a commercial 3G platform developed by Ericsson Mobile Platforms. Power consumption and battery capacity of the handsets used is equal to today's GSM phones.

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