Delphi
Corp is developing technology to deliver real-time Internet and digital
information to vehicles, even while they travel at highway speeds. The
new innovation uses a wireless network, being developed by Mesh Networks,
to enhance vehicle entertainment.
"Consumers
are demanding more entertainment and information options in the vehicle
and Delphi is satisfying that demand with the latest in in-vehicle communications,"
said Robert W. Schumacher, general director of Delphi's Mobile MultiMedia
business unit.
Delphi's
streaming entertainment technology provides real-time digital information
to moving vehicles via a broadband wireless connection. Data is moved
over a peer-to-peer network that consists of access points and wireless
data repeaters. Information is transferred at speeds up to 6 megabits
per second.
The
network allows vehicle passengers on-demand access to the incredible variety
of entertainment options offered by the Internet, including personalized
MP3 music files, video programs, Web cameras and audio from up to 4,500
radio stations from around the globe. The system also allows users to
play head-to-head games over the Internet. On-demand access to files such
as digital music and home movies stored on a home media server or personal
computer brings another dimension to in-vehicle entertainment.
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BEA
Systems announced that BEA WebLogic Server™ has been chosen by Hutchison
3G as the application server platform on which to deliver its 3G services.
Men
in Black II will also be a part of the Sprint 3G multimedia application
suite with dedicated ringtones, screen savers and a Men in Black II game
created exclusively for Sprint in the U.S. by Digital Bridges, Ltd.
Nokia
and Radiolinja Origo, the network operator of Radiolinja FINLAND, have
signed a multi-year agreement for the supply of equipment to Radiolinja's
second and third generation mobile networks.
Irish
consumers will be the ultimate winners from this decision as the two incumbent
giants will be finally faced with a significant, well resourced rival.
The
conclusion today of an agreement between Vodafone Sweden, Orange Sweden,
Hi3G and Svenska Kommunförbundet signals another important step in
the expansion of Sweden‘s 3G networks.
Kyocera
Wireless Corp. today announced the Kyocera 7135 smartphone, the widely
anticipated successor to its critically acclaimed QCP(TM) 6035 smartphone.
QUALCOMM
Incorporated announced that more than one million end users around the
world have purchased and activated BREW enabled handsets since November
2001.
KDDI
Corp. and Okinawa Cellular said that the total number of subscribers of
their third generation CDMA2000 1x cellular phone service surpassed the
one million mark on June 23.
As
enterprises equip more employees with PDAs, they must understand the total
cost of ownership (TCO) for these devices. Gartner analysts said the TCO
for a PDA per user can approach $3,000 a year.
Ericsson
Canada today offered media a sneak preview of the latest wireless products,
applications and services as part of the company's first "Drive to
3G Tour"stop in downtown Toronto.
Delphi
Corp is developing technology to deliver real-time Internet and digital
information to vehicles, even while they travel at highway speeds. The
new innovation uses a wireless network, being developed by Mesh Networks,
to enhance vehicle entertainment. 