Zer01 Mobile today officially announced the launch of its unlimited voice, Web and data mobile service in the US, which will enable users to browse the web, make calls, view and download multimedia content on their smartphones and use various other applications as well. The plan is priced at $69.95 per month.
This plan is available through Zer01 Mobile’s distributors all over the US, but you may yet find it difficult to find distributors in certain areas. Anyways, the good thing is that your wait is not going to be for too long, since Zer01 Mobile is working round the clock to ensure that it is covering all the areas nationwide.
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Source: SlashPhone
Zer01 Mobile has officially announced its new Zer01 Mobile true unlimited voice and data mobile service at the CTIA Wireless 2009. This service is priced at $69.95 per month without contracts and will be on from July 1, 2009.
Treating all phone calls as data packet, the company routes all phone calls with its proprietary VoIP system. This process requires a software to be installed on the phone that can handle a secure connection between the user’s phone and Zer01 backend servers. The Zer01 Mobile unlimited service will initially be available on Windows Mobile smartphones. Support for other devices such as Blackberry, Android and iPhone will be available within a few months’ time.
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Source: SlashPhone
A new company known as Zer01 Mobile has apparently emerged in the market and it claims to be a phone carrier. It offers users unlimited voice and data for $70 per month, on SIM-unlocked smartphones. Zer01 Mobile now also has a roaming agreement with AT&T, but employs its very own IP. So calls going through AT&T’s data network use Zer01 proprietary VoIP services. This VoIP service from Zer01 application is a welcome thing, because it works seamlessly over AT&T’s GPRS and EDGE networks, when the 3G network is unavailable.
Zer01’s VoIP facility now works only with Windows Mobile 6, but the company plans to increase its reach by offering its services to the Android, BlackBerry, Symbian and Java platforms too, in the near future. The other good thing about Zer01 is that it does not require contracts – the service renews each month. The company will be launching a closed beta version in April and the full release will hopefully be on soon after that.
Source: PhoneScoop
