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| 26-07-02 | Article
: SK Telecom Gears Up for Wireless Lifestyle |
Next-generation
mobile phone services have been revolutionizing the way people lead
their daily lives. |
SK Telecom Gears Up for Wireless Lifestyle |
| 26-07-02 | Article
: Motorola gambles on wireless games |
Wireless
technology giant Motorola is working with major video game companies
to develop chips that would allow gamers to play one another on wireless
networks at home |
Motorola gambles on wireless games |
| 26-07-02 | Article
: Wireless Firms Could Bid for New Airwaves in 2004 |
The
U.S. mobile telephone industry, itching to launch advanced mobile services,
could bid for new airwaves given up by the federal government as early
as 2004 but may not be able to use them until 2008, according to a plan
unveiled by government officials. |
Wireless Firms Could Bid for New Airwaves in 2004 |
| 25-07-02 | Article
: NTIA Finds More Space For 3G |
The
National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) announced
it would open up spectrum for 3G use, ending months of acrimonious debate
between corporate America and government agencies. |
NTIA Finds More Space For 3G |
| 25-07-02 | Article : WLANs appear to gain upper hand on 3G | Evidence
continues to mount that wireless LANs, rather than 3G cell phone networks,
will be the medium of choice for data communications access almost anywhere,
anytime from laptops, PDAs, and cell phones. |
WLANs appear to gain upper hand on 3G |
| 25-07-02 | Article
: 3G cellular wins a home with 90 MHz of room |
A
future home for so-called third-generation cellular (3G) wireless communications
services, including high-speed Internet access, seems assured as the
result of a radio spectrum assessment by the National Telecommunications
and Information Administration. |
3G cellular wins a home with 90 MHz of room |
| 24-07-02 | Article : TELECOM EXECS PREDICT INDUSTRY UPTURN IN EARLY 2003 | Be
prepared for a further downward adjustment in the telecom industry this
year, but expect an upswing in early 2003. |
TELECOM EXECS PREDICT INDUSTRY UPTURN IN EARLY 2003 |
| 24-07-02 | U.K. Wireless Charges May Be Unfair, Regulator | Vodafone
Group Plc, Orange SA, MMO2 Plc and Deutsche Telekom AG may be charging
too much for completing calls to their networks, a U.K. antitrust regulator
said, indicating price caps may be imposed |
U.K. Wireless Charges May Be Unfair, Regulator |
| 23-07-02 | Article : Korean Telcos Will Offer Mobile Payment Via Infrared | South
Korean mobile network operators believe there is a future for wireless
payment at the point of sale and plan to install miniature smart cards
in their handsets that store standardized credit applications. |
Korean Telcos Will Offer Mobile Payment Via Infrared |
| 23-07-02 | Article : Wireless Marketing Will Struggle, Report Says | The
wireless advertising market will be hard-pressed to generate $1 billion
per annum by 2007, according to a study released today by research and
consulting firm Strategy Analytics. |
Wireless Marketing Will Struggle, Report Says |
| 23-07-02 | Article : DSP, Wireless Tech Players Enter The SDR Race | You
switch from a GSM (Global System for Mobile Telephony) network to GPRS
(General Packet Radio Service) and yet again to UMTS (Universal Mobile
Telecommunications System) 3G network —- your mobile still works. |
DSP, Wireless Tech Players Enter The SDR Race |
| 22-07-02 | Article
: Wireless in Japan? Hold the Phone |
Surfing
the Internet wirelessly in Japan can be elusive, even for a building
full of engineers |
Wireless in Japan? Hold the Phone |
| 22-07-02 | Article
: Victory for parents in 3G mast battle |
Parents
in Adderbury have won their battle to stop a 3G mobile phone mast being
sited near a school. |
Victory for parents in 3G mast battle |
| 22-07-02 | Article
: IFS, IBM Collaborate On Next-Generation Mobile Business Applications
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IFS,
one of the first ERP vendors to launch mobile solutions in 1998, and
IBM, the leader in mobile infrastructure, have joined forces to develop
next-generation device-independent solutions for mobile business. |
IFS, IBM Collaborate On Next-Generation Mobile Business Applications |
| 19-07-02 | Article
: WAP is the low cost 3G option |
IN
ITS LATEST quarterly results, mmO2 has revealed that revenues generated
from mobile data increased by 9 per cent and now represent 14.6 per
cent of its total revenues. The company aims to derive 25 per cent of
its revenues from data by Q1 2005 |
WAP is the low cost 3G option |
| 19-07-02 | Article
: Korean Carriers Benefiting From 3G Services |
SK
Telecom, Korea's largest wireless carrier, shows that it is possible
to generate profits from 2.5/3G services after achieving a 42 per cent
rise in net profits in 1H 2002. |
Korean Carriers Benefiting From 3G Services |
| 19-07-02 | Article
: J2ME or BREW for wireless development? |
Next-generation
wireless devices, such as smart phones, raise application expectations.
Two vendors, Sun and Qualcomm, are attempting to meet this challenge
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J2ME or BREW for wireless development? |
| 18-07-02 | Article
: WLANs appear to gain upper hand on 3G |
Evidence
continues to mount that wireless LANs rather than 3G cell phone networks
will be the medium of choice for data communications access almost anywhere
anytime from laptops PDAs and cell phones. WLANs one of the few fast-growing
communications sectors gained more recognition last week when Hewlett-Packard
Co. announced its wireless initiative here at TechxNY formerly PCExpo
. |
WLANs appear to gain upper hand on 3G |
| 18-07-02 | Article
: First Multi-Band Antenna Featuring 3G |
Multi-Band
Microsphere TM Enables Multi-Carrier Networks On Same Infrastructure
LINCOLN Neb.-- BUSINESS WIRE 1 2002-- Centurion Wireless Technologies
Inc. the leading manufacturer of antennas and power products for wireless
communications today announced the availability of the Multi-Band Microsphere
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First Multi-Band Antenna Featuring 3G |
| 18-07-02 | Article
: Telecom readies high speed wireless |
NZ
Telecom says it will launch the commercial version of its CDMA-based
Mobile JetStream 1xRTT fast data network service on Monday.The service
has been in trials including about 200 customers technology partners
and Telecom people in recent weeks and will be the first CDMA 1XRTT
3G network in Australasia. |
Telecom readies high speed wireless |
| 17-07-02 | Article
: Where 3G Is First-Rate |
Consumer
acceptance of this high-speed wireless service is slow -- except in
South Korea, where KT Freetel looks like a winner |
Where 3G Is First-Rate |
| 17-07-02 | Article : Future not so bright for telecoms | The telecommunications industry is stuck in the equivalent of an Indiana Jones movie. It might escape one trap, but behind that lie five or six others that seem even more deadly. | Future not so bright for telecoms |
| 17-07-02 | Article : Japan's DoCoMo, IY Bank to offer ATM access via cell phones | Japan's
convenience stories are about to become even more convenient. Forgotten
your wallet and want to withdraw money or buy a cola? Soon digitally
developed Japanese will be able to do all that with just a click on
their mobile phones. |
Japan's DoCoMo, IY Bank to offer ATM access via cell phones |
| 16-07-02 | Article : No 3G spectrum trading before 2006 - government | The government is proposing that trading of 3G spectrum should not be allowed until at least the end of 2005, despite the financial difficulties facing some 3G licence-holders. | No 3G spectrum trading before 2006 - government |
| 16-07-02 | Article
: Korea enjoys mobile internet boom |
Profits at South Korea's largest mobile phone firm have almost doubled thanks to impressive take-up of mobile internet services. | Korea enjoys mobile internet boom |
| 16-07-02 | Article : Telstra can upgrade its nationwide CDMA network to 3G technology within six months | The Canadian telecommunications equipment supplier has outlined the cost and timetable of the network using CDMA 2000 1xRTT technology for the first time, in a submission to the Federal government's inquiry into wireless broadband technologies obtained by iTnews. | Telstra can upgrade its nationwide CDMA network to 3G technology within six months |
| 15-07-02 | Article : Telstra’s CSL is 3G shy | Telstra’s Hong Kong mobile subsidiary, CSL, has refused to reveal a timetable for its 3G network rollout, giving more weight to the feeling that Telstra is increasingly sceptical about the technology in the short term and will shortly announce its intention to upgrade its CDMA network to the 3G “lite” 1xRTT standard. | Telstra’s CSL is 3G shy |
| 15-07-02 | Article : Language row over 3G network testing | Even though the first networks are already live, 3G manufacturers and operators will meet in Beijing next week to decide whether the testing regime for equipment needs to be tightened up. | Language row over 3G network testing |
| 15-07-02 | Article : Obstacles loom for 3G CDMA systems | Do you know what one of the most popular apps is in Japan?" asked Satoshi Nakajima, chief executive officer of UIEvolution Corp., a Seattle-based software developer. "The Hello Kitty clock." | Obstacles loom for 3G CDMA systems |
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