InvestorNewsBreaks – Siyata Mobile Inc. (NASDAQ: SYTA) Announces Launch of Unique Cellular Booster Solution
Dec 16, 2020
Siyata Mobile (NASDAQ: SYTA, SYTAW), a business-to-business (“B2B”) global vendor of next-generation cellular solutions, today announced the commercial launch of its Uniden(R) Mobile Coverage Kit (“MCK”). The MCK is designed to empower first responders and government agencies to stay connected even in remote areas where cellular coverage is weak. “Now more than ever, we see how critical government agencies and first responders are keeping our communities safe,” said Siyata CEO Marc Seelenfreund. “The Uniden(R) Mobile Coverage Kit ensures that, if used, these heroes may have exceptional cellular coverage to stay connected as they respond to emergency situations. We are very pleased to add this unique solution to our booster portfolio and expect it to be another contributing factor to our anticipated revenue growth for 2021.”
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About Siyata
Siyata Mobile Inc. is a B2B global vendor of next-generation push-to-talk over cellular (“PTT”) devices and cellular booster systems. Its portfolio of in-vehicle and rugged smartphones enable first responders and enterprise workers to instantly communicate, over a nationwide cellular network of choice, to improve communication, increase situational awareness and save lives.
Its portfolio of enterprise cellular booster systems enables first responders and enterprise workers to amplify cellular signal in remote areas, inside structural buildings where signals are weak and within vehicles for maximum cellular signal strength possible.
Visit www.SiyataMobile.com and www.UnidenCellular.com to learn more.
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