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Sprint does first iDEN-CDMA cross-network walkie-talkie call

July 28, 2007 by Will Park - Leave a Comment

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Sprint logoIn their push to introduce a CDMA equivalent to Nextel’s iDEN-based Push-To-Talk feature, Sprint has announced the first cross-network walkie-talkie call last week. The call connected a CDMA and iDEN phone, and represents a major advancement in Sprint’s efforts to integrate the walkie-talkie feature on the CDMA Rev. A network. The tricky part is emulating the functionality of a feature that was built into the iDEN network (from the ground up) on Sprint’s mobile broadband network.

If all goes as planned, and this latest test is a good sign, Sprint will be launching their new mobile broadband service in 2008. Once complete, CDMA and iDEN users alike will be able to get their “chirp” on.

[Via: Phonescoop]

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