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Enhanced PTT Coming To AT&T This Year

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Jun 26, 2012, 9:23 AM   by Rich Brome

AT&T today announced expanded customer trails of an "Enhanced Push To Talk" (PTT) service that it plans to launch in late 2012. The new service improves on AT&T's existing PTT service with "dramatically improved performance, features and device choices." At launch later this year, the company will offer up to five compatible smartphones, including more then one from Samsung. AT&T current and new PTT solutions are powered by Kodiak Networks PTT technology. AT&T is hosting a series of local Field Force Automation Forums around the country in the coming months, where interested companies can learn more and see demos.

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Vmac39

Jun 26, 2012, 3:13 PM

Wow, really?

This must be a feature businesses are requesting or something. I cant imagine anyone wanting to use this type of service. Who uses this anymore? It wasn't popular when they first offered it and it won't be popular, now.

Waste of time and effort, complete FAIL. :-/
Sorry Vmac39, you're wrong. I had the same opinion as you until I took a job for a construction company. They won't give up Nextel direct connect until Nextel sails off into the night next year. They love the two-way.
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Let's not forget just about every Taxi and Car Service company in the united states uses PTT service.
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How old are you anyway? 13?
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Vmac39 said:
This must be a feature businesses are requesting or something. I cant imagine anyone wanting to use this type of service. Who uses this anymore? It wasn't popular when they first offered it and it won't be popular, now
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ceric20

Jun 26, 2012, 9:26 PM

Iphone needs this

Too bad its not just an App for the iPhone
 
 
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