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| Japanese Vice-Minister Visits 3G Lab |
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24th July 2003 |
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is Vice Minister Nabekura on the left, Tim Simpson, 3G LAB's head of
consulting on the right. 3G LAB provides its Trigenix mobile interface technology to network operators including T-Mobile and Telefónica Móviles España, allowing them to brand, customise and refresh the screens of colour mobile phones. Tim Simpson, 3G LAB’s head of consulting, demonstrated for Mr Nabekura how 3G LAB’s technology allows mobile phone operators to develop compelling user experiences which make it much easier for consumers to access new data services,. “We’re delighted to be able to demonstrate the capabilities of our technology to Mr Nabekura,” said Simpson. “Our technology allows network operators such as T-Mobile to increase the uptake of mobile data services towards levels achieved in Japan. We are honoured to be one of only a very few British companies on Mr Nabekura’s itinerary.” About 3G LAB Based in Cambridge, UK, 3G LAB was formed in March 2000 and comprises a mix of software engineers, interface developers and graphic designers. In February, 3G LAB won the prestigious "Best Wireless Application Developer" award at the 2003 GSM Association Awards In addition to Trigenix mobile interface technology, the company provides complementary consultancy and development services to network operators and mobile content developers. |
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| Japanese Vice-Minister Visits 3G Lab |
| 3G LAB was visited by Mr Shinichi Nabekura, Vice Minister for Policy Co-ordination at the Japanese Ministry of Public Management, Home Affairs, Posts and Telecommunications. |
| High Resolution Video and Photos to Phones |
| Sharp Corporation and Texas Instruments announced today they will combine their respective strengths to provide a reference design for GSM/GPRS camera phones |
| Brazilian Foundations for 3G |
| UMTS Forum Chairman Jean-Pierre Bienaimé underlined today the benefits of GSM as the foundation for Brazil's future mobile evolution towards UMTS. |
The
validation and GCF approval of these test cases are the signal for the
market launch of a new Racal Instruments test platform that will fulfil
the requirements of 3G mobiles and, based on the 3GPP specifications,
cover the entire spectrum of RF conformance tests. |
The
launch of the 515 HDM in North America is a key part of NEC Corporation's
plans to significantly expand its overseas mobile phone business within
the fiscal year ending March 2004. |
The
Ericsson WCDMA solution will enable COSMOTE customers in Greece to continue
enjoying advanced mobile services in the new 3G era. |
T&T
Wireless announced agreements with Nortel Networks and Ericsson to deploy
what is expected to be the first commercial W-CDMA network in North America. |
Lucent
Technologies has successfully completed an expansion of the SKYLINK network
for Delta Telecom (Delta), the first Russian mobile operator to implement
a third-generation (3G) mobile network |
Just
two years after launching its mobile games service, IN-FUSIO, the number
one mobile games service provider for operators in Europe and China, has
announced new user figures |
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: 3G LAB, the mobile interface company, was visited by Mr Shinichi Nabekura,
Vice Minister for Policy Co-ordination at the Japanese Ministry of Public
Management, Home Affairs, Posts and Telecommunications. Mr Nabekura
was in Cambridge as part of a fact finding mission organised by the
British Foreign and Commonwealth office, designed to showcase the very
latest developments in European mobile phone technology.