Quantum-Wireless.com recently got a chance to talk with Phone Labs Director of Sales Michael Frost. He explained to us how Dock-N-Talk works.

What is the difference between the Dock-N-talk with and without Bluetooth?

The DNT with Bluetooth module will connect with any and all Bluetooth enabled cell phones world wide.  The module will pair up to your phone upon close contact and can pair up with up to 8 different cell phones.

The DNT also can connect to a specific cell phone with a specific cable — see our website for models.  This connection would be considered non-bluetooth.

How many calls can be handled by the Dock-N-Talk using the call waiting option?

The call-waiting option is good for one call-waiting call.

How are the Enterprise editions different from the dock stations?

Enterprise Telephone uses our patented technology to pair up with one cell phone at a time. It will allow a user to pair up his cell phone by using our Bluetooth Module or a specific cable for a specific cell phone. This  gives the user the ease and convenience of a full-function business phone equipment scenario for home or office, rather than using a cellphone handset. It will not send the cell phone number throughout the household land line extensions like the DNT — except when an adjunct accessory is connected to a DNT.

How much would the Dock-N-Talk help in cutting down on landline bills?

The key benefit of using DNT in your home is the ability to cut the cord of your landline service while still using your landline equipment. The DNT will deliver you cellphone number to all of the extensions in your home, utilizing only your cell phone service. The most common scenario is using number portability of your landline number to a second cellphone line ( $10/mo) – that will then become your landline bill while you are still able to use the existing landline extensions, ultimately saving up to as much as $600 per year.