23 May 2012
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Mobitel Slovenia to trial Nokia's hosted push to talk service

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Mobitel Slovenia is using Nokia's hosted Push to talk over Cellular (PoC) solution for trials in its home market. The agreement, which marks a new customer and market entry for Nokia's Networks business group, means Mobitel can roll out the solution more quickly and at a reduced cost. Cooperation is already underway.

The trial is initially targeted at business users, but all users can benefit from push to talk, which lets people communicate with groups or individuals at the push of a button. As part of the trial, Nokia will also offer support for its Presence solution.  

* Mobitel is a major Slovenian mobile communications operator and is the only operator in Slovenia with a UMTS licence. It launched its UMTS network in December 2003, offers various state-of-the-art services, and provides a wide range of services using advanced generations of mobile telecommunications GSM 900/1800, GPRS, WLAN and UMTS.

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