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To learn more about Verizon Push-to-Talk Responder, click here. To learn more about the Sonim XP8, click here.

The Mutualink gateway supports the 3GPP's interworking function (IWF) standard for interoperability. "The enhanced functionality and improved performance Verizon is bringing to first responders, combined with the purpose-built PTT features in the Sonim XP8, should further the acceptance and growth of rugged cellular-based mobility solutions in public safety."Ī key feature of Push-to-Talk Responder is the ability to have interoperable voice communications with LMR radios via a solution from Mutualink, a long-time Sonim partner. "We are very pleased to have worked alongside Verizon for the development and testing of their new mission-critical push-to-talk offering, Push-to-Talk Responder," said Sonim CMO John Graff. The Sonim solution includes ultra-rugged mobile phones, a suite of industrial-grade accessories, and data and workflow applications which are collectively designed to increase worker productivity, communication and safety on the job site. Please visit. provider of ultra-rugged mobility solutions designed specifically for task workers physically engaged in their work environments, often in mission-critical roles.

Mission-critical accessories – a broad range of industrial accessories, including remote speaker microphones, wireless mics and in-vehicle mounts to address the common needs of first responders.Ultra-loud speakers and noise suppression – ensure you can stay in communication in the harshest conditions.Red (Emergency) Button – instantly alert dispatch and/or emergency services.Dedicated PTT button – no need to wake the device up or launch the app like consumer smartphones.Features supported by Push-to-Talk Responder running on XP8 include: The Sonim XP8, which is purpose-built for public safety, includes many features that enhance the PTT experience.

Verizon Push-to-Talk Responder is built to 3GPP MCPTT standards, complements the capabilities provided by Land Mobile Radio (LMR) networks, and is designed to empower first responders to quickly assess a situation and communicate through text, data and, in the future, live video streaming.