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19 Dec 2009 23:54 #1
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There .. another wish. A Dreytek router with built in Femtocell technology so that (when my carrier supports it) I can backhaul my calls 3G through broadband. I think this functionality is going to be big going forward.
Also, a separate device to plug in to existing routers would be nice.
Just a wish.
That is all.
Also, a separate device to plug in to existing routers would be nice.
Just a wish.
That is all.
Dan
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28 Dec 2009 18:04 #3
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As a minority interest feature (very) I think it would be too expensive to R&D and produce such an enhancement, and DrayTek don't have any spectrum anyway!
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30 Dec 2009 15:09 #4
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It is becoming a feature of some routers now. Netgear are integrating Femtocell with one of their routers for instance.
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30 Dec 2009 15:29 #5
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But can it be bought? If you look at things like the Vodafone Access Gateway, they'll each be tied specifically to the mobile provider rather than a router manufacturer because of the billing / complexities of each providers network - the Access Gateway for instance needs an IPSec VPN to connect to Vodafone's network, all so you can still pay for calls / mobile broadband using your own home broadband ![:D :D](/media/kunena/emoticons/1.png)
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04 Jan 2010 11:16 #6
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And I think you have to look the IMEI number of each mobile you want to use the cell. So good for you at home but bit of a faf if your mates come round.
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