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ODA Enabled Devices

The authoritative public record of Private Cellular Network device compliance. Every device listed has been submitted for testing against the ODA compliance matrices. Results are vendor-neutral, openly published, and maintained by ODA working groups.

Devices

OEMs

Certified

Pending Testing

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OEM / Model	Device Type	Device Status	Device Test Results
Flagship Smartphone
Apple iPhone 13 (A2482)	Flagship Smartphone	Currently Testing	View Results
Google Pixel 7	Flagship Smartphone	Currently Testing	View Results
Motorola edge 2025	Flagship Smartphone	ODA Test Pending	View Results
Motorola moto g power - 2025	Flagship Smartphone	Currently Testing	View Results
Pixel 6a	Flagship Smartphone	Currently Testing	View Results
Samsung Galaxy A54 5G (A546U1)	Flagship Smartphone	ODA Test Pending	View Results
Specialty Smartphone
Datalogic Memor 35/35X	Specialty Smartphone	Currently Testing	View Results
Zebra TC58e	Specialty Smartphone	Currently Testing	View Results
Zebra TC78	Specialty Smartphone	Currently Testing	View Results
IoT Sensor
Agereh Technologies HeadCounter	IoT Sensor	ODA Test Pending	View Results

Status

ODA Test Pending — Queued for testing

Currently Testing — Under test now

Meets ODA Criteria — Passes the task group's requirements

ODA Provisional — Conditionally passing — full results pending

Fails ODA Criteria — Tested — does not meet the requirements

Standard Not Applicable — This task group does not apply to the device type

How certification works

Devices are submitted by OEMs or ODA members and tested against the ratified ODA compliance matrices in independent labs.

→Submission — OEM or member submits device with platform details and target matrices
→Lab testing — Vendor-neutral lab executes the TG compliance matrices
→Review — Results reviewed by ODA WG2 chair and TG leads
→Publication — Certification status published to this registry

What “ODA Enabled” means

ODA Enabled is a factual record of test results against published Task Group compliance matrices. It provides the Private Cellular Network Device Specification Sheet that are missing from most Device OEM webpages. It is not a marketing claim.

→ODA Test Pending — Queued for testing
→Currently Testing — Under test now
→Meets ODA Criteria — Passes the task group's requirements
→ODA Provisional — Conditionally passing — full results pending
→Fails ODA Criteria — Tested — does not meet the requirements
→Standard Not Applicable — This task group does not apply to the device type

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