QVoice Release 5.2 Includes New Test Devices

There is a lot to say about QVoice Release 5.2 with its wide range of system enhancements, software upgrades and even some new equipment. Information will be provided in future Flashes.

Right now, we want to introduce you to some new test devices that have been integrated into the QVoice system.

Nokia N95 – is now the standard test-mobile for the QVoice family of systems – and for many reasons it's already well liked by QVoice users. Besides its stylish look, the Nokia N95 multimedia mobile phone is packed with the latest radio features. The high speed data services with HSDPA category 6 provides a downlink bit rate of up to 3.6Mbps and the GPRS/EDGE multi slot class 32 provides up to five downlink time slots.

It is the first 3G device from Nokia supporting the GSM HR speech codec as well as EFR, FR and AMR. The set of features is completed with the GERAN Feature Pack 1 for providing Extended Uplink TBF and Network Assisted Cell Change (NACC).

The Nokia N95 together with the many QVoice features – such as the special QVoice intelligent phone battery, external antenna and automatic power on/off – is truly a test system for the RF connoisseur.

QVoice support for a new range of HSDPA data cards based on Qualcomm chipsets is also introduced in Release 5.2. The latest additions cover HSDPA category 6 (3.6Mbps) cards which are ready for upgrading to category 8, offering downlink bit rates up to 7.2Mbps:

• Huawei E630
• Huawei E220 (USB Modem)
• Sierra Wireless AC875
• Option GT MAX 7.2 Ready

All these cards operate on GSM850/900/1800/1900 and WCDMA2100 bands. The latter two are tri-band WCDMA (2100/1900/850) usable the world over. Especially for the US market the 1.8Mbps Sierra Wireless AC860 has been added to the portfolio as a legacy device.

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Your QVoice Team