| ALL TODAY'S PRESS RELEASES SEE BELOW |
|
Austrian
Wireless Games Liven Up |
|
21st January 2003 |
|
in the category
"fun", sms.at users can download handy games' j2me games bowling,
spherequest, broken chains and operation crossbow. adventure fans will
enjoy broken chains and operation crossbow: in broken chains the player
finds himself in the hands of some dangerous kidnappers, and he must
try to make an escape with the help of a compass, a mini-map and a variety
of weapons. mobilkom.at customers can even access an entire game channel with handy games' wap titles. in addition to gaming hits like space seals and crazy hospital, users can chase criminals around the globe with interpol or fire the living daylight out of each other with the multiplayer games tanks and battleship. those who prefer more peaceful pastime activities will love logic games such as crates and reversi as well as the soccer classic penalty. |
| TODAY'S
PRESS RELEASES |
StarHub
stands by its announcement that it is our belief that Singapore would
benefit most by allowing mobile operators here to make their own decisions
about when and how to implement 3G services. |
Royal
Philips Electronics and Samsung Electronics Co. (Q.SSE) of South Korea
said they had formed a joint venture with a Beijing-based company to support
China's homegrown third-generation, or 3G, mobile technology. |
The
network enhancements will support increases in the volume of voice, video,
and data traffic and significantly reduce operational costs as Orange
rolls out its third-generation (3G) service offerings. |
Pornography
is likely to be among the main uses that will drive demand in the early
days of ultra-fast mobile phones, the chief executive of porn empire Private
Media Group said Monday. |
Lucent
Technologies and T-Mobile launched a joint pilot project to evaluate secure
high-speed data services using third-generation (3G) Universal Mobile
Telecommunications System (UMTS) technology. |
Teleca
announced that it has been selected by 3 to install, integrate and customise
parts of its Operations Support Systems in Sweden. |
Cramer
Systems today announced that 3, the European 3G leader backed by Hutchison,
will use Cramer's award-winning network inventory solution for 3's Swedish
network. |
handy
games, one of the leading german software developers, is now supplying
the austrian mobile entertainment market with games as well. customers
of sms.at and mobilkom.at can access an extensive portfolio of exciting
mobile phone games. |
TTP
Communications and TCL Mobile Communication Ltd, China's largest local
manufacturer of mobile phones, announce that they have signed a long term
strategic agreement for the development of advanced mobile phones. |
Hutchison,
which is risking all on its first-mover advantage in 3G, had planned to
steal the advantage in Australia from bigger rivals Telstra and Optus,
which are still in the 3G pilot phase. |
Teewinot
Wireless Data and OneWest.net today announced a partnership which will
make high speed, wireless Internet more widely available in Missoula,
MT. |
TMicroelectronics
and Datang Mobile Communications announced an important agreement by which
ST has licensed from Datang key know-how and intellectual property rights
(IPR) in the field of TD-SCDMA |
Atsana
Semiconductor announced the availability of a 1.3 Megapixel Video Camera
Accessory Module reference design for mobile phones and PDA manufacturers.
|
Catapult
Communications announced the immediate availability of LANCE, an entry-level,
Linux-based system for testing VoIP, 3G and other types of telecom networks.
|
The
Sweden based telecom operator Tele2 AB has awarded Siemens Information
and Communication Mobile Group (Siemens mobile) to build its GSM 1800
network throughout the Russian Federation. |
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. |
| 3G Home |
| Subscribe To Newsletter |
| All Material Subject to Copyright. All logos, graphics and trademarks are the property of their respective owners. |
handy
games, one of the leading german software developers, is now supplying
the austrian mobile entertainment market with games as well. customers
of sms.at and mobilkom.at can access an extensive portfolio of exciting
mobile phone games.