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Neither AT&T nor T-Mobile replied to requests to comment for this story. Borislow said the MagicJack femtocell complies with Part 15 regulations but the company has not submitted the product to the FCC for authorization under those rules.

Magicjack for cell phones license#

Part 15 allows products to operate in licensed frequencies without a license if they use very low power to prevent interference, said David Josephson of Josephson Engineering, who is a radio engineer and wireless enthusiast. Instead of using the property rights argument, MagicJack might be able to have its femtocell approved under the FCC's so-called Part 15 rules.

The company's original MagicJack, for wireline phones, has FCC approval, he said. Borislow said the MagicJack femtocell has not yet been submitted for FCC approval but that it would be a "slam dunk" to get it approved. Werbach, who served as counsel for new technology policy at the FCC under the Clinton administration and co-led a review of the FCC for President Obama, isn’t aware of this argument being tested in the past.įCC spokesman Bruce Romano said it would be difficult to comment on the legality of the service since he couldn’t find any application for the device on file with the agency. I'm not sure this will fly, but I assume it's the argument they will make,” he said via e-mail. “Here, the only interference is arguably with the end user who purchases the MagicJack device (and therefore has no objection). Federal Communications Commission doesn’t give property rights to cellular operators, instead giving them license to transmit and protection against interference, he said. “It would arguably be an unreasonable search and seizure under the 4th Amendment to shut down such a transmitter,” he said. Kevin Werbach, assistant professor of legal studies and business ethics at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School, called this a clever argument.

Magicjack for cell phones software#

In addition, the software that comes with the femtocell will let users set the power level themselves to cover the appropriate area, with a default of about 500 square feet, Borislow said. The MagicJack femtocell is not powerful enough to work outside a 3,000-square-foot home, according to the company.

Magicjack for cell phones free#

and Canada eligible) will win a magicJackGO device, which includes one year of free unlimited local and long distance calls to the U.S. MagicJackGO Web English :60 from magicJack on Vimeo. Calls between magicJack and magicApp customers are also free and unlimited. and Canada from anywhere in the world, and very competitive outbound international calling rates as well. MagicJackGO also offers free international calls TO the U.S.

Magicjack for cell phones android#

MagicApp is a free over-the-top companion app for almost any iOS or Android device, ideal for saving mobile minutes and gives users one number that rings on GO devices and mobiles. Then, the same great service is only $35*/year – less than $3 per month. and Canada comes with the ultra-low device price of $59.95*. A year of unlimited local and long distance calling to the U.S. The updated magicJackGO device provides crystal-clear voice service over an existing broadband Internet connection. Maybe you want to put it on your own Christmas list so you can set up a separate business number for yourself.

This would be a perfect gift for a college kid who you want to have the additional security of another line or for your parents or grandparents who are on a budget.

Magicjack for cell phones plus#

One cool thing about MagicJack plus the magicApp is that you can use your home number and have the calls ring simultaneously on your cell as well if you do want that access - without using your cell minutes. I also like to give out my home number to businesses and others who I don’t want to reach me on my cell phone 24/7. I have a son who is old enough to be left home alone on occasion, yet not old enough (in my opinion!) to need a cell phone, so he has to be able to reach us. That’s not a choice I’ve made for a few reasons, even though I use my cell more and more for contact with friends. In fact, it’s rather common not to maintain a home line. Many people are cutting the cord these days, not only to the cable box, but to the phone. This post is sponsored, but all opinions remain those of the writer. Jennifer Donovan, 5 Minutes for Mom contributor, is here to share with you another awesome Christmas Giveaway.