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Dual
Band WCDMA Scanning Receiver for the U.S. Market |
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16th January 2003 |
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The dual band WCDMA Scanning Receiver is keeping pace with evolving wireless 3G needs, with increased scanning rates and wider bandwidth measurements. Other product features include a signal acquisition time as fast as 60 milliseconds; spectrum analyzer; enhanced frequency agility; and greater signal sensitivity. The product also features rake receiver capability, which ascertains precisely where a mobile phone will have reception problems. These features of the new WCDMA Scanning Receiver enable wireless service providers to ensure the most robust and reliable service offerings. "Our 850/1900 MHz scanning radio receiver adds a new dimension to our product mix," said Kline. "The product has been successfully tested in the field by a major wireless test tool manufacturers and is available for immediate shipment. We see this product as a strategic component in our future OEM growth strategy." |
| TODAY'S
PRESS RELEASES |
Dynamic
Telecommunications has announced the introduction of a dual band version
of its WCDMA Scanning Receiver for use in the United States. |
Lucent
Technologies today introduced Bell Labs-developed business-modeling tools
that help enterprises quantify and characterize the benefits of secure,
third-generation (3G) mobile high-speed data services for their businesses. |
CSR
(Cambridge Silicon Radio), the world's leading provider of single-chip
radio devices, today announced that NEC's e606 3G videophone handsets
are to be Bluetooth-enabled by CSR's BlueCore single chip Bluetooth IC. |
J-PHONE
announced today that as of Jan 14, 2003, Sha-mail picture messaging enabled
handsets exceeded the 8 million mark. |
Nortel
Networks has been selected by Asia Pacific Broadband Wireless (APBW),
a new third-generation (3G) operator, to build what is expected to be
Taiwan’s first CDMA2000 1X and 1xEV-DO digital wireless voice and
data network |
Telia,
Sweden's largest telecom and Internet service provider, has selected Tellabs
to help build a third-generation (3G) mobile network that lowers its operating
costs and enhances its profitability. |
Leading
the Web to its full potential, the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has
issued Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) 1.1 and Mobile SVG Profiles as W3C
Recommendations. |
NTT
DoCoMo, Inc announced today that the F2051 3G handset, which boasts extended
stand-by and the ability to e-mail video clips taken with its own camera,
will go on sale January 18, 2003. |
SingTel
announced it has successfully completed the first 3G (third generation)
public video calls, confirming its position as a leading mobile communications
operator. SingTel conducted the person-to-person mobile video calls in
Singapore |
3G
will happen - but not as originally envisaged' according to PA Consulting
Group, the leading international management, systems and technology consultancy |
The
Asian region as a whole is predicted to exceed 700 million mobile data
subscribers in 2010, with approximately half of these subscribers (320
million) coming from China. |
A
few years ago, even before the dot-com boom, cellphone providers had an
enticing view of the future in which we'd all be carrying funky handheld
devices hooked to the Internet wirelessly at very high speeds. |
Who’s
that on the phone? It’s Barbie®, calling girls everywhere with
personalized phone messages to help celebrate special occasions. |
GSM
has become the fastest growing wireless technology in the Americas, registering
a 37% year-over-year growth through September 2002 according to the EMC
World Cellular Database. |
Texas
Instruments introduced a new four-channel wideband digital downconverter
and upconverter that is ideal for radios in 3G wireless base transceiver
systems. |
Mobile
radio operator Taiwan Cellular Corporation (TCC) has commissioned Siemens
mobile to supply and set up its UMTS network. Siemens mobile has been
the sole GSM supplier for TCC for seven years. This successful partnership,
founded on mutual trust, is now to be continued with the setting up of
the UMTS network. |
Hutchison
Telecom and Orange have successfully won the awards by fulfilling the
judging criteria of the award programme, which include market dominance,
longevity, goodwill, customer loyalty and overall market acceptance. |
Motorola's
i95cl brings size, value and performance in liquid crystal display to
a new level. Stylish and versatile the vibrant color display can be changed
in a snap with fun colorful wallpaper backgrounds that are easily accessible. |
Intel
Corporation has unveiled a new brand for wireless mobile computing. The
new name Centrino, and its new logo, marks the first time Intel has branded
a combination of technologies under one name. |
KDDI
Corp said Friday the subscriber base for its third-generation "CDMA2000
1x" mobile phone service expanded 19.9% on month in December. |
Bandai
S.A. announce the launch of "Charappa", our first content service
for the European mobile phone market. As of January 8th, the joint service
"Charappa" will be available as an official i-modeTM content
service through the German provider E-Plus Mobilfunk GmbH. |
espite
some local telcos lobbying the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore
to ease back on its end-2004 deadline for introducing 3G phone services,
consumers could still see some 3G magic being spun on a trial basis by
the local operators this year. |
Sri
Lanka's telecoms regulator, the Telecommunications Regulatory Commission
of Sri Lanka has opened a tender for a company to build a test 3G network
in the country. |
Alcatel
announced today that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)
with Etisalat, the United Arab Emirates fixed and mobile operator, for
the supply of a 3G/UMTS field trial network in Abu Dhabi. |
Powered
with 3G technology, sleek looks and enough features to make anyone drool,
the Motorola A835 is here to take you to the next dimension of personal
communication and mobile fun. |
Distinctively
styled and attractively appointed, the feature-rich CDM-9600 is CDMA2000
1X-capable and equipped with GPS location positioning technology (system
dependent). |
Where
can you get a wireless phone with CDMA2000 1X capabilities, GPS location
positioning technology (system dependent), full-color LCD displays –
inside and out – and a built-in digital camera and even more cutting
edge wireless capabilities? |
With
features such as Java capability, custom color wallpapers, MIDI ring tunes
and two-way text messaging with e-mail support, the color-screen Nokia
3560 and 3520 phones allow TDMA operators to offer many of today's most-wanted
features on their existing networks. |
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Dynamic
Telecommunications has announced the introduction of a dual band version
of its WCDMA Scanning Receiver for use in the United States. This precise,
DSP-based scanning receiver provides service-critical measurement of
third generation (3G) wireless WCDMA networks in the 850/1900 bands.