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| Testing of Location-Capable 3G UMTS Wireless Devices |
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2nd December , 2003 |
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Inset is the new UMTS Location Test System (ULTS). Spirent's new product, UMTS Location Test System (ULTS), builds on Spirent's location test expertise, gained through global leadership in GPS simulation solutions for receiver performance evaluation and through the market-leading Spirent Position Location Test System (PLTS) for CDMA. "ULTS widens our capabilities in the analysis of location technology performance," states Richard Catmur, wireless business development director at Spirent Communications. "Thorough evaluation and qualification of this new capability in mobile devices is critical for successful deployment. As we did in the CDMA marketplace with our PLTS solution, we are offering our GSM and UMTS customers a platform to help assure the A-GPS performance of their mobile devices before they get to market." GSM and UMTS network operators around the world are beginning to deploy high-accuracy location technologies, one of the most popular of which is Assisted GPS (A-GPS). This effort is driven by commercial Location Based Services (LBS) opportunities as well as government emergency service requirements, such as the American E911 mandate. As part of the deployment effort, the location accuracy performance of the network and mobile devices must be established. Spirent's ULTS product is fully integrated and enables comprehensive A-GPS performance analysis of GSM/GPRS mobile devices in the lab, helping to reduce the time and cost associated with extensive field trials. With Roadmap WCDMA support the product will enable full A-GPS performance analysis of UMTS terminals. ULTS performs both physical and protocol layer analysis and supports user and control plane implementations. The open architecture of the system allows for future upgrades, enabling support of Location-Services test cases as they are developed by the 3GPP. Spirent Communications' wireless test solutions aid in all phases of mobile handset development and deployment for the world's leading chipset, handset and infrastructure manufacturers and mobile service providers. Spirent is considered by the industry the "one-stop-shop" for CDMA handset performance and certification testing. Among its accomplishments, Spirent has introduced the first and only integrated solution available to test location-capable CDMA phones, a critical element of assisting manufacturers in meeting the U.S. FCC E911 requirements. Spirent has leveraged its success in mobile performance and certification testing in the CDMA market to also bring comprehensive performance analysis to the GSM and WCDMA market. |
TODAY'S
PRESS RELEASES |
| 3G A920 Moto - Bluetooth and Infrared Issues |
| We are aware that a limited number of the first batch of Motorola A920 phones were not Bluetooth® enabled. |
| Testing of Location-Capable 3G UMTS Wireless Devices |
| Spirent's new product, UMTS Location Test System (ULTS), builds on Spirent's location test expertise, gained through global leadership in GPS simulation |
| Smartone Gears Up for 3G Launch |
| SmarTone has already installed 10 3G base stations in central Hong Kong and is undertaking network and handover testing at the current time in readiness |
| 3G Take Up In Italy Slows |
| Italy's sole 3G operator 3 Italia is likely to miss its 1 million client target in March 2004 due to delays in handset deliveries, according to 3 Italia's CEO. |
| 3G Reality Centre in Italy |
| This unique facility is part of Alcatel's worldwide program which offers a live and comprehensive end-to-end network environment open to operators |
| 3G Break Even for 3 is 2007 |
| The current bleak outlook and disappointing sales are mainly due to a lack of handsets as opposed to a negative response |
| Wireless In Europe - a turning point |
| Leading players from the mobile industry, European Commission and the European Parliament met in Brussels to discuss the future prospects for mobile communications |
| Commercial Success of CDMA2000 Wireless Praised |
| CDMA2000 continues to expand rapidly around the world, with 71 commercial networks and 64.5 million users in 36 countries |
| Polythonic Wireless Ringtones Hit Next Level |
| One of the fastest-growing requirements demanded by users is a high quality musical ring tone, and this is made possible through provision of a large number of polyphonies |
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