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Wireless at work

2007-06-22 15:05:59

From alcohol level testing to fleet management, wireless technologies open up new possibilities.


Wireless Tech launched its new Sky Voice soft phone at CommunicAsia this week. Users of the new Sky Voice soft phone, which sports features like caller ID and voice mail, enjoy free local calls within the Sky Voice network. According to Wireless Tech, other features like video calls and multiple part conference calls will be launching soon. Visitors to CommunciAsia will be given the free Sky Voice soft phone CD-Rom, from which they can download onto their PC or notebook computer. Users will then need to register online at www.my.skyvoice.com before they can start using it. For unlimited calls within Sky Voice and local calls to mobile phones and fixed-line numbers, a premium plan is available for about S$16 (US$10.40).

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