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Sonim Technologies, the leader in mobile VoIP and push-to-talk IMS solutions for operators and the global provider of high-performance mobile VoIP applications and devices, today announced that the Sonim ToughPhoneTM XP1 GSM handset has now received Russian certification. The Sonim XP1 handset combines ruggedness with a bright and easy-to-read screen, large buttons, a powerful loudspeaker, and a long-lasting battery. In addition, it complies with the OMA PoC 1.0 standard for Push to Talk, and it is also IP-52 classified, meaning that it is very dust and moisture resistant.
“The Sonim XP1 is designed with the demanding user in mind, and will fulfill the requirements of a large number of Russian users”, says Johan Bergstrom, Sr Director at Sonim Technologies. “As it will work also in very low temperatures, it will therefore be the best choice in several Russian regions. The Sonim XP1 is also the only IP-52 classified water/dust resistant GSM handset commercially available in Russia.”
The Sonim ToughPhoneTM XP1 handset is now fully localized and will shortly become available to retailers and operators all over Russia. The XP1 is designed for the needs of mobile workers in transportation, logistics, security, construction sites, oil fields and other locations with harsh environments and the need for seamless communications.
About Sonim Technologies, Inc.
Sonim Technologies enables today’s GPRS, UMTS & WiFi data networks to deliver high-performance VoIP applications and services, specifically optimized to meet the productivity objectives of mobile enterprises. Sonim’s OMA PoC 1.0 server, client and handset solutions represent the industry’s only business class implementation of the push-to-talk standard and form the basis of an emerging suite of streaming IMS-compliant applications. Sonim is headquartered in San Mateo, California, with offices in Bangalore, London, Stockholm and Madrid. For more information, visit the company’s web site at www.sonimtech.com .Press Releases
Sonim ToughPhoneTM XP1 Ruggedized GSM handset certified in Russia
San Mateo, Calif. -- June 14, 2007
Ruggedized GSM phone fulfills the requirements of demanding Russian users
Sonim Technologies, the leader in mobile VoIP and push-to-talk IMS solutions for operators and the global provider of high-performance mobile VoIP applications and devices, today announced that the Sonim ToughPhoneTM XP1 GSM handset has now received Russian certification. The Sonim XP1 handset combines ruggedness with a bright and easy-to-read screen, large buttons, a powerful loudspeaker, and a long-lasting battery. In addition, it complies with the OMA PoC 1.0 standard for Push to Talk, and it is also IP-52 classified, meaning that it is very dust and moisture resistant.
“The Sonim XP1 is designed with the demanding user in mind, and will fulfill the requirements of a large number of Russian users”, says Johan Bergstrom, Sr Director at Sonim Technologies. “As it will work also in very low temperatures, it will therefore be the best choice in several Russian regions. The Sonim XP1 is also the only IP-52 classified water/dust resistant GSM handset commercially available in Russia.”
The Sonim ToughPhoneTM XP1 handset is now fully localized and will shortly become available to retailers and operators all over Russia. The XP1 is designed for the needs of mobile workers in transportation, logistics, security, construction sites, oil fields and other locations with harsh environments and the need for seamless communications.
About Sonim Technologies, Inc.
Sonim Technologies enables today’s GPRS, UMTS & WiFi data networks to deliver high-performance VoIP applications and services, specifically optimized to meet the productivity objectives of mobile enterprises. Sonim’s OMA PoC 1.0 server, client and handset solutions represent the industry’s only business class implementation of the push-to-talk standard and form the basis of an emerging suite of streaming IMS-compliant applications. Sonim is headquartered in San Mateo, California, with offices in Bangalore, London, Stockholm and Madrid. For more information, visit the company’s web site at www.sonimtech.com .
