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CDMA
Wireless Base Station Order For China |
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10th February 2003 |
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"This new contract is a tremendous vote of confidence in Mitec," said Rajiv Pancholy, President and CEO. "With our liquidity vastly improved, we can now put even more emphasis on serving our customers with a range of highly reliable and well-designed products." ABOUT MITEC TELECOM |
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The
deal enables consumers to personalize their handsets with a wide variety
of premium images in categories that include animals, lifestyle imagery,
humorous characters, travel scenes and calendar-quality landscapes. |
BenQ
and Symbian Ltd announce that BenQ, a leading Taiwanese consumer electronics
manufacturer, has signed an agreement to license Symbian OS, the global
industry standard operating system for advanced mobile phones. |
T-Mobile
International and Nokia announced that they will co-develop innovative
mobile services globally for the Nokia N-Gage game deck. The new device
enables enriched interactive gaming by means of a wireless multiplayer
platform for both local and remote gaming. |
The
UMTS Forum has confirmed the election of Jean-Pierre Bienaimé,
Director of Group Technical Support at Orange, as its new Chairman, succeeding
Dr Bernd Eylert, who ends his four year term as Chairman of the Third
Generation mobile industry association. |
I want more independent operators to enter the Norwegian mobile market.
Increased competition will give consumers better and cheaper mobile telephony
services, says Minister of Transport and Communications, Ms. Torild Skogsholm |
It
plans to approve licenses for TD-SCDMA, an original communications standard
developed in China, as well as the WCDMA (wide-band code division multiple
access) and cdma2000 standards now used in other countries. |
Mitec
Telecom announced that it has received orders from a major network provider
to supply 800 MHz CDMA IS95 BTS micro base stations for supply to China
and South America. The value of the contract is estimated at CAN $8 million. |
SK
Telecom Chief Executive Officer Pyo Moon-soo ( inset ) said the company's
roll-out of third-generation (3G) mobile phone service is dependent on
the condition of the economy. |
KDDI
Corp. and Okinawa Cellular introduce BREW, a new application platform
for mobile phones, for third-generation (CDMA2000 1x) handsets, which
offer high-speed data communications at speeds of up to 144 kbps. |
The
majority of UK corporate telecommunications infrastructure managers are
intent on delaying deployment of mobile data applications until 3G networks
are fully established, according to survey findings released today by
Intuwave, a leading developer of mobile middleware software and services.
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Calypso
Wireless announced it has signed a 3-year, $500 million contract with
China Telecom, a world class telecom carrier, for the delivery of Calypso's
cellular broadband video phones. |
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