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Vodafone Global Standard is a W-CDMA 3G service based on international 3GPP standards and features global roaming services. By using a stamp-sized smart card called a USIM, users can enjoy the benefits of international roaming. In addition to being standardized for W-CDMA 3G services, USIM cards are also compatible with SIM cards for use on GSM networks, the de facto standard for 2G mobile networks. Although more time is required before 3G networks are launched worldwide on a full-scale basis, Vodafone Global Standard truly delivers on 3G's promise of services that can be used "anywhere in the world" since USIM cards are compatible with GSM networks. With the launch of Vodafone Global Standard, J-PHONE will provide 3GPP-compliant 3G mobile handsets, including 3G (W-CDMA)/GSM dual mode models, and also provide GSM handsets for sale and rental. Furthermore, customers will be able to use their mobile phone worldwide comfortably and conveniently thanks to highly affordable international roaming rates. Price plans are also available for customers who will mainly use services abroad. Specifications
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The
NEC
V-N701 3G Mobile is
the first VGS 3G Mobile Phone to be made available by J-Phone in Japan.
An explanation of the VGS service and the specification of the new 3G
mobile follow. |
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The
Sanyo V-SA701 will be the second VGS 3G Mobile Phone to be made available
by J-Phone in Japan. An explanation of the VGS service and the specification
of the new 3G mobile follow. |
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3G
phone users in Japan can now send videos to each other, across networks,
as the result of a recent agreement between J-Phone and NTT DoCoMo who
use the same W-CDMA specifications. |
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Ericsson
has been selected by Danish operator TDC Mobil as the primary supplier
for a WCDMA 3G network in Denmark. TDC Mobil is the first operator in
Denmark to announce their choice of vendor for 3G. Deliveries
will begin in January 2003. |
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Anite
announced availability of the U-RAMS UMTS radio measurement platform,
an extension of the company's RAMS solution that is tailored to meet the
RF testing requirements of 3G mobile phones and wireless devices. |
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Samsung
officials have announced the details of a CDMA2000 1X hardware supply
agreement concluded with PT Telkom, a state-run telecommunications operator
in Indonesia. |
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Wireless
industry innovators Sprint and Samsung announced nationwide availability
of the PCS Phone by Samsung SPH-i330. This fully integrated Vision Capable
Device combines a PCS Full Color screen, |
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Nokia
and Taiwan Cellular signed an agreement for Nokia to be supplier of TCC's 3G network in Taiwan. The agreement represents another major milestone in Nokia's goal to expand its share of the WCDMA market to 35%. |
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NTT
DoCoMo, Inc. announced today that the company will begin marketing a new
i-shot™ compatible handset, the mova F504iS with dual cameras |
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Compal
Communications of Taiwan released their first smartphone ( MS 2002 OS
) with the TI OMAP710 processor. |
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The
UK press has reported that Hutchison 3G will not be launching 3G in the
UK until March 2003. If this is correct, 3G.co.uk feels this is another
kick in the teeth for 3G in Europe |
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Delta
Telecom, a cellular operator in the northwest region of Russia, announced
the commercial launch of an advanced third-generation (3G) CDMA2000 1X
network |
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NTT
DoCoMo and AT&T Wireless announced the four major U.S. markets in
which AT&T Wireless commits to first deploy and launch W-CDMA. |
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Hutchison
3G UK tbegan the first phase of its marketing campaign to build consumer
awareness of its forthcoming third-generation mobile multimedia and communications
services |
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