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xG Technology Taps VoIP Software Solution From Trinity Convergence for New Wireless Handset
[May 11, 2008]

xG Technology Taps VoIP Software Solution From Trinity Convergence for New Wireless Handset


(Wireless News Via Acquire Media NewsEdge)
Trinity Convergence announced that xG Technology, a provider of
low-power, long-range wireless communications technology, has selected
its VeriCall Edge embedded VoIP software for xG's new xMax TX60
wireless handset.

VeriCall Edge software will provide a complete embedded VoIP software
solution for the TX60 handset, including all of the signaling and media
processing (codecs), and quality of service technology required to
place and receive voice calls.

xG is developing its TX60 handset to serve as a full-featured mobile
phone that can be used at home and on the road. The TX60 will support
calls over its proprietary xMax long-range wireless VoIP network, as
well as over the public Internet using WiFi connections.

"The overall performance and comprehensive nature of VeriCall Edge
software is a great fit for our wireless VoIP handset," said Joe
Bobier, chief technology officer and president of xG Technology, Inc.
"Reliability and call quality over VoIP are critical components of the
xMax technology and key service requirements for the wireless broadband
VoIP networks we are deploying. VeriCall Edge software helps us fulfill
our mission and commitment to our customers."

"Innovative technologies such as xMax are demonstrating the flexibility
and value of VoIP communications," stated Ajit Pendse, chairman, CEO
and president of Trinity Convergence. "VeriCall Edge helps xG by
delivering a solution that addresses critical performance benchmarks
such as quality of service and latency. We're excited to collaborate
with xG, and look forward to seeing xMax network deployments expand
throughout North America and beyond."


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