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Well, in the abstract, and after looking at Kodiak's site, it appears that all they are doing is somethink akin to VOIP but without the overhead - just sending frames in a specific encoding format that dumps the VOIP overhead. It seems quite feasible, the only trick is intergrating it into the phone so that a given button works for PTT and that PTT doesn't interfere with Vision, phone, etc.
If I was doing it? I'd make an app that turns either the volume controls into PTT switches, or perhaps the center button. If the Treo is in phone mode (or running other software), an incoming PTT would switch to that app (and you thought that just having someone talk at you was annoying!). Actually, I'd perhaps have it just pop up a dialog and allow you to get into that mode if desired a'la Chatter.
In other words.... This seems entirely do-able as long as you have network capability, so doing it with Sprint/CDMA/1xRTT doesn't seem to be prohibitive.
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