PSI AG - PSI and Vodafone present new push-to-talk band-aid at CeBIT 2009

Store this angel in big sizeBerlin, 19 February 2009 – PSI and Vodafone will calm be presenting a new push-to-talk account (PTT) for a accumulation alarm band-aid at CeBIT from 3 to 6 March 2009 (Pavilion 32) in Hanover. Push-to-Talk enables absolute person-to-person articulation communications over the Vodafone cellular network, agnate to trunked radio or walkie-talkie.

With PTT, individuals can be contacted anon or a accumulation of humans can be called and called. The addition initiates the articulation advice by acute a appropriate PTT button on the handset. A Vodafone adaptable buzz arrangement with a abstracts plan is appropriate to use push-to-talk.

In accession to this, there is an advantage for location-based accumulation calling. Any adaptable phone's geographic position can be bent application GPS or cellular arrangement accession and its exact area displayed on a map. Dynamic groups can be formed based on this area information, such as taxis that are aural a ambit of 5 kilometres about a football stadium. Fixed seek areas, for instance about an airport, can aswell be defined. These seek areas are again automatically assigned to PTT groups if users drive into the seek area.

The push-to-talk band-aid is accessible for the Symbian S60 and Windows Mobile 6 operating systems, a allotment of others. The amount of accurate accessory types is growing continuously.

PSI AG develops and integrates complete solutions, on the base of its own software products, for the administration of activity networks (electricity, gas, oil, heat, water), cross-company assembly administration (metals, automotive, automated engineering, logistics) and basement administration for telecommunications, carriage and safety. PSI was founded in 1969 and employs 1,100 bodies in the group. www.psi.de/en/home/, www.psitrans.de/en/ptr-telecommunication/solutions/servic...

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