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[Lars Knudsen <larsgk@xxxxxxxxx>]

Making it possible to flip these things manually should be possible - and I
even think Symbian supports something like that, where you can define
"connection groups" that each have fallback/prioritized network connections.

Making it work smoothly automatically (for the avg user) might be a bit
more tricky as you will have to have some VERY solid factors to look at to
determine when it should use one or the other (without a lot of
training/configuration).

- Lars


On Tue, Jul 30, 2013 at 3:06 PM, Greg W <mttbrnsmls@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> My most desired mobile-phone feature is being able to make and receive
> calls over a WPA2 secured WiFi network. This is a feature I wish the Ubuntu
> Edge offered. I'd take WiFi Calling over any other mobile-phone
> feature/technology.
>
> My hope is that one day soon mobile-phone tech can provide Voice over
> WiFi. I'd like to be able to do the following:
> -disable the Cellular Antenna when at home/work but have the WiFi antenna
> enabled.
> -enable the Cellular Antenna when away from home/work & have WiFi antenna
> disabled
>
> This would remove congestion from cellular networks and also eliminate
> poor coverage problems within buildings and rural home areas. This is the
> feature/tech I want more than any other in the mobile-phone market.
>
> Are companies working towards providing this feature? Why isn't more being
> done to bring this capabilitiy to mobile phones? What prevented Ubuntu Edge
> from offering this feature?
>
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