Musing.....
...so UMA can work over any generic broadband IP connection..... DSL, cable, apparently WiMAX....
...so could you run multiple UMA connections over a good-enough mobile broadband connection? Especially HSUPA which has sufficient upstream bandwidth.
There must be some usage cases for, say, 4x GSM connections being multiplexed over a single (portable) HSPA pipe. Answers on a postcard, please.
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Yeah, why not? HSPA is popular some places as a DSL alternative, so this is just another application going through that pipe.
Femtocells use UMA to mux 4 handsets over one Ethernet line. Most people plug that into a DSL modem but if you had a 3G device with Ethernet handy then we could just try it out.
Why do you ask?
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