Verizon Wireless has announced its plans to launch support for Voice over LTE service (or VoLTE) on its cellular network later this year, according to FierceWireless. However, the company says it has moved back its plan to release a VoLTE-only phone until 2016, and will continue releasing CDMA-capable phones until that time. Such a device was originally anticipated for the end of 2014.
The carrier originally announced earlier this year that it would support the new voice service, which provides higher-quality phone calls by utilizing high-speed data connections, but declined at the time to say exactly when it would happen. Other U.S. carriers, including T-Mobile and AT&T, have already started rolling the technology out in select markets.
The next-generation iPhone, which is expected to be release in September following a media event on the 9th of that month, will likely support the VoLTE technology, and provides a serious incentive for carriers to roll it out on their own networks as soon as possible.
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via Gsm Verizon announces plans to launch VoLTE service in Q4 2014, will still release CDMA-capable phones until 2016
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