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12th December 2002 |
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All this takes place in real time and is ideal for remote surveillance purposes. It is also very reasonably priced at approx. 60,000 yen. It works via any phone connection and uses an ISDN video phone to connect the video cameras to the phone network. It is then possible to move and view the sited cameras by pressing keys from the 3G Mobile. What you need : Phone network ISDN Video phone DoCoMoOffice Software FOMA 3G Mobile
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TODAY'S
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This
deployment means Telecom One now has the largest operator independent
WAP gateway operating in the UK. This additional capacity will enable
Telecom One to distribute mobile content on a mass market scale. |
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Cambridge
Silicon Radio ( CSR ) has announced a further device in its BlueCore2
series of single-chip Bluetooth(TM) solutions for low cost, high-volume
applications. |
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Aspiro
has signed an agreement with the British based mobile operator mmO2 to
supply 41mobile applications to all markets served by O2, including more
than 18 million subscribers. |
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For
the first time UK consumers can purchase news and entertainment streaming
video for their mobiles Oplayo launched the first ever network independent
consumer-facing mobile video service |
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LG
Electronics is increasing its stature in the Asian mobile handset market
with products that deliver the entire core cutting-edge functionalities
including color screen, camera, and streaming video capabilities. |
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These
new capabilities enable the ASB to serve as the Application Server for
3G mobile networks, enabling cost-effective, efficient deployment of IP
multimedia services over both mobile as well as fixed-line networks. |
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DoCoMo
Systems based in Tokyo Japan has launched a 3G FOMA driven remote monitoring
system. The system is likely to be branded mWatch and allows users to
view and control video cameras from their 3G enabled mobile phones. |
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Texas
Instruments and MontaVista Software announced that they will work together
to provide an embedded Linux platform for OMAP application processors
to target 2.5G and 3G handsets |
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The
Modular Cell 4.0 is the highest-capacity base station ever introduced
by Lucent, and more than 70 percent of its hardware is common to Lucent's
3G UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications System) base stations. |
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Private
Media Group Inc. a worldwide leader in premium-quality adult entertainment
products, services and Internet content, is pleased to announce the upcoming
worldwide release of its adult content chip for Personal Digital Assistants
(PDAs). |
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Recent
surveyed telecom experts predict that new products and services that evolve
from e-mail, messaging, and voice applications will drive 2003 mobile
Internet growth in the United States |
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Spectrian
announced that it has received purchase orders from Samsung for two products,
valued at approximately $8.5 million. |
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Siemens
mobile will be the sole provider for the 3rd generation (3G) mobile network
in Luxembourg. |
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Symbian
Ltd announces that its licensee Fujitsu has completed development of a
Symbian OS smartphone for NTT DoCoMo's FOMA 3G network. Fujitsu will begin
volume shipments to NTT DoCoMo shortly. |
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Hutchison
3G UK unveiled details of its forthcoming products and services to be
marketed under the 3 brand, including details of special discounts and
an outline of pricing options |
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NTT
DoCoMo announced that it will introduce three new 3G mobile phones featuring
continuous dynamic stand-by of approximately 170-180 hours or 230-250
hours of static stand-by time, approximately 3.3 times longer than the
original FOMA models. |
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The
convergence of powerful next- generation networks, faster and smarter
devices, and superior applications positions the emerging North American
mobile Internet access market on the threshold of rapid future adoption
and growth. |
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The
mobile version of Space Invaders is a faithful recreation of the original
arcade game, featuring full sound, advanced scoring systems, and a unique
use of the phone's vibrate function. |
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Hutchison
Whampoa is approaching the moment of truth for its multi-billion dollar
gamble on third-generation mobile telecoms, with many investors betting
on a rare failure for Asia's richest tycoon Li Ka-shing. |
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Interfacing
to wireless testers, combined with Palladium's hardware/software co-verification
capability, provides complete system-level verification for the latest
2.5G and 3G handset and base station development, and local-area network
(LAN) 802.11 wireless applications. |
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Superscape's
Swerve technology is highly regarded in the wireless sector as a robust,
flexible and generic solution capable of delivering a wide range of applications
to 2.5 and 3G handsets. |
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onim's
Instant Communications Platform allows the deployment of presence-enabled,
instant voice messaging services, such as Push-To-Talk, over wireless
data networks. |
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The
combined number of subscriptions of mobile phone handsets with a built-in
camera from J-Phone Group, KDDI Corp., and NTT DoCoMo, Inc. topped 10
million as of October 2002. |
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Third-generation
(3G) mobile phone services, not yet warmly embraced by Japan's some 77.4
million mobile phone users, are going to boom here in the next two or
three years, analysts say. |
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Vodafone
today announced that it will be the first mobile operator to empower end users to author, manage and send their own personal multimedia messages (MMS) using the revolutionary Memphis platform from Alatto Technologies. |
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TV
quality streamed video will be available in early 2003 to the new generation
of video-enabled mobile telephones and PDAs over existing GPRS (2.5G)
networks without the need for special chips using technology from Mobile
Video Imaging. |
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The
field trials were carried out using Radiolinja's "pre commercial"
WCDMA network and achieved good results in accurately determining a user's
position within the range of a single network cell. |
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DoCoMo
Systems based in Tokyo Japan has launched a 3G FOMA driven remote monitoring
system. The system is likely to be branded mWatch and allows users to
view and control video cameras from their 3G enabled mobile phones.