Sandvine Inc., a Canadian company that provides software to telecommunications service providers around the world, said Wednesday that it has added capabilities enabling it to help carriers offer voice services on both LTE and WiFi networks. Dan Deeth, spokesman for the Waterloo, Ont.-based company, said the "service delivery engine" software it provides to mobile operators will now allow them to create VoLTE (voice-over-LTE) and VoWiFi (voice-over-WiFi) services, as well as generate data on the performance of these services in comparison to competitors. "It's a standard...
Recent court filings show Amdocs Inc. is seeking almost $2.9 million in payments from Mobilicity. Amdocs, a Missouri-based provider of licensed billing, customer care, ordering and operational-support system products, said in a factum dated Sept. 23 that it is asking the Ontario Superior Court of Justice to order that Mobilicity pay it amounts owed since Mobilicity was granted bankruptcy protection on Sept. 30, 2013. It said Mobilicity owes $1.8 million monthly implementation fees, an $814,600 "reconciliation payment" and about $235,275 for "additional services." The...
Mobilicity is asking for another extension to its creditor protection, telling the judge overseeing its bankruptcy that the carrier has removed cell towers and shut down its Vancouver sales office in...
Mobilicity, the startup wireless carrier in bankruptcy protection, will have information to share on its efforts to find a buyer in the “near term,” according to a court document filed...
Amdocs Inc. said in an affidavit filed this week in Mobilicity’s bankruptcy-protection proceedings that the wireless provider has made “incorrect” interpretations about the agreement...
Mobilicity has filed an affidavit in court challenging claims for payment from one of its suppliers. Amdocs Inc. had filed an affidavit that asked for about $1.7 million in payments from the wireless carrier, which is currently...