Kodiak PTT Gains Momentum
Jun 27, 2005, 3:33 PM by (staff)
Kodiak today announced that Amp'd has selected Kodiak RTX as its Push To Talk (PTT) client. Amp'd, an MVNO that will use Verizon's high speed EV-DO network, announced it would include PTT on all their handsets, but previously had not stated whose software they would use. Following on the Amp'd announcement, the second half of this year could been a big one for Kodiak, as indications from select manufacturers point to Cingular launching Kodiak RTX on their network as well. Currently Kodiak's system is only used by a few regional carriers in the US, however Orange, a large European carrier, also uses the system.
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Comments
This is coming in the fall to Cingular
Kodiak will be used initially on the LG F7200 and a 2nd phone made by Samsung....It is slated tentatively for release in September of 2005.....It's about time....
Hope it sounds better then their voice service.
Just kidding 😛
Mybe 🤣
It would be nice to see Cingular get Ptt going.
Maybe this Kodiak will give them a nice advantage.
Just kidding 😛
Mybe 🤣
It would be nice to see Cingular get Ptt going.
Maybe this Kodiak will give them a nice advantage.
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Curious
I wonder if Verizon is considering Kodiak? It seems to be a better caliber PTT solution than what they're currently using.
