VoIP cell phones are expected to take over current mobile phones & networks if it continues to progress & the networks don't change with it. This site is a mixture of info; IEEE, wireless VoIP, mobile broadband, VoIP WiMax & others.

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Cellular Internet Calling
With cost-saving voice over Internet telephony taking off and replacing wired phones, makers of cellular phones are taking notice. Cell phone heavyweights Qualcomm, Texas Instruments, Nortel Networks and others are incorporating VoIP cell phones, chips and wireless network equipment they manufacture or design.

VoIP is the basis for Internet phone services, popularized by commercial VoIP provider Vonage and free peer-to-peer phone service provider Skype. VoIP calls are digitized and routed over networks using the Internet Protocol (IP), which is the backbone of the Internet. So far, VoIP calls are unregulated, a major factor that can keep VoIP calling plans at half the cost of traditional phone services.

Major cell operators, many of which already make extensive internal use of VoIP to cut down on the cost of their own operations, are now making plans to extend VoIP calls from the network core to the handsets. This push coincides with wireless broadband networks the operators are now building, which can transmit the data bits fast enough, and with more accuracy, to make VoIP cell phones a reality.