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fring Provides Auto-Roaming Support Between Wi-Fi and Cellular Networksfring is now supporting auto-roaming between any Wi-Fi and traditional cellular networks. fring auto-roaming makes full use of the dual-mode power of Wi-Fi/3G
Thanks to fring auto-roaming all dual-mode fring users can automatically connect to recognized Wi-Fi or 3G networks without any manual involvement. fring has the ability to access 3G/GPRS “Adding auto-roaming functionality is further proof of our commitment to providing the most feature rich, useful and dynamic mVoIP service on the market,” said Avi Shechter, co-founder & CEO, fring in a statement.
Shechter explained that auto-roaming provides the optimal IP
The company points out that while active, the auto-roaming for fring will constantly monitor the available wireless channels (3G and GPRS/CDMA and Wi-Fi that the user has previously logged into) and switch between them automatically based on their reception availability. The free Wi-Fi connections will always be prioritized unless otherwise configured by the user. When the user is not on a call the handover between Wi-Fi and 3G channels takes place automatically without user involvement.
On entering their home, fring will identify the Wi-Fi zone and switch to it. The company explains that all VoIP
fring is a mobile Voice over Internet Protocol (mVoIP) application that allows users to make free calls and live chat over cellular data networks or a Wi-Fi connection.
Anuradha Shukla is a contributing writer for TMCnet covering call centers, CRM and information technology.
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