Clariton Networks testing voice-over-cable service

Joel Bainerman
EE Times

Israeli startup Clariton Networks has begun U.S. testing of its CableCall personal cellular access product. Cellular communications have evolved from mobile outdoor use to indoor personal communications. Up to 40 percent of cellphone calls are made indoor. "As a result, cellular providers providing more advanced data and 3G services face an increasing challenge to provide service in homes," said Gil Shacham, Clariton’s marketing vice president.
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Clariton Pushes on in Converged Cable Wireless Space

By Jim Barthold

For some reason, wireless vendors are not readily accepting the cable industry's joint venture with Sprint Nextel as a fait accompli. Because of this, there's still a bubbling market for new technologies that purportedly will help cable merge its fixed and mobile phone services—when cable develops fixed and mobile phone services, of course.
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Clariton Networks: Expanding coverage by uniting cable and wireless

Clariton Networks is poised to tap into the developing cable television wireless service market with its technology that is designed to extend and improve personal cellular access.
The Petah Tikva-based company has developed a solution that is set to revolutionize personal cellular access. The company’s product, the CableCell system, is now being tested in a pilot project in the US.
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