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Cell phoning from home pits WiFi against femtocells - Ars Technica

Cell phoning from home pits WiFi against femtocells
Ars Technica, MA - 27 minutes ago
Last year, T-Mobile started offering the HotSpot @Home service, which gave users unlimited VoIP calls from home with a phone that can seamlessly hop onto …

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