Part 4 of my WiMAX Experiment deals with VoIP call quality while using the WiMAX Modem. I have placed a few calls to date and have had some great calls, but also some not-so-great calls. It seems to not only be dependant on my modem reception, but also some unknown factors which I could not quantify.
I thought that I would share recordings of some tests that I did to gauge the call quality relative to a cell phone. Note: they look like flash videos, but there is no video - only sound.
Call #1 - Cell phone call to a Vonage voice mail
- The purpose of this call was to baseline the VoIP call quality relative to a traditional cell call.
4 comments:
Is it possible that the microphone's not that good on the n810?
Just finished listening to the last call, and I'm also curious if the N810 WiMAX Edition will work with Rogers or Bell.
I coincidentally just blogged about this today: http://linuxrevolution.blogspot.com/2008/06/to-iphone-or-not-to-iphone.html
I was using a Bluetooth headset, but it was used on all 3 recorded calls. My opinion is that the N810WE will work on the current network. Whether Rogers/Bell will allow it to is another matter.
Even if you could use the N810WE with the Inukshuk network, you'd lose connection as soon as you tried to move around anywhere... Their pre-WiMAX network is not mobile.
Why don't they upgrade their network to true WiMAX? It can't cost that much, can it?
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