Blackberry owners and other smartphone users will soon be able to connect to Twisted Pair’s Wave radio platform. Twisted Pair today announced Mobile Communicator for Blackberry, which lets Blackberry owners talk using Radio-over-IP (RoIP). The thin client software on … (follow link to read)

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