| 3G
Features December 2004 |
3G
Features December 2004 |
SmartVideo
Technologies announced that the Company will launch its premier streaming
video service on January 6 at the world's largest consumer electronics
show, CES International 2005, to be held in Las Vegas. As part of the
launch, SmartVideo will announce its specific national content and distribution
partners |
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Cingular
Wireless, the country's largest wireless provider, announced that it
has installed more than 170 new cell sites throughout North, East, Central
and West Texas in 2004 as part of a $98 million commitment to expand
it's digital wireless network performance and coverage. |
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Ericsson
has signed a frame agreement with the Polish operator Polkomtel to supply
GSM, EDGE and WCDMA network equipment to complement the existing Plus
GSM network. |
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NTT
DoCoMo, Inc. announced that today it agreed with MontaVista Software
Inc., a U.S. developer of Linux software for telecommunications equipment
and mobile handsets, to invest $3 million in newly issued preferred
stock for an equity stake in the company. |
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A
new survey charting the attitudes of Swedish mobile users to 3G revealed
a marked interest in mobile services, but also that different groups
of users are interested in different types of service. |
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The
experience of other European operators shows that i-mode provides for
additional revenues, contributing to ARPU growth. Subscribers are attracted
by the convenient interface, wide range of content and the affordable
pricing of the service." |
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| Vodafone
today announces the signing of a new Partner Network Agreement, making
SmarTone Vodafone's exclusive partner in Hong Kong. |
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| Alternative
broadband wirelesstechnologies are being forced to compete in the mobility
market and coulddisrupt the evolution of 3G networks if potential showstoppers
are addressed |
Nokia
welcomes the launch of Orange's commercial WCDMA 3G service in France
and the UK. Nokia is one of Orange's main suppliers of radio access
network equipment and 3G terminals in both countries |
| Omnitele
Ltd. has been contracted by TELE Greenland to support with the introduction
of advanced multimedia and GPRS services and to prepare an optimal network
migration plan towards 3G. |
Dilithium
Networks, the leader in 3G video telephony solutions for the world's
mobile and broadband industries, announced today that it has successfully
demonstrated its new AnswerFast(TM) Plus technology, over live 3G networks
in the UK and Australia. |
The
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission announced today that
it does not intend to oppose the third generation mobile radio access
network (RAN) infrastructure sharing arrangement between Optus and Vodafone. |
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Ericsson
has been selected by MTN South Africa to supply 3G/WCDMA network. With
3G from MTN, subscribers will be able to experience high bandwidth services
such as video telephony, mobile music and TV, as well as wireless broadband
Internet access. |
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Mobile
phone users may be starting to flock to UMTS in their millions, but
according to ABI Research, GSM will continue to expand in 2005, thanks
to the robust data capabilities of EDGE. |
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ARM
announced that Chongqing Chongyou Information Technology Co., Ltd (CYIT),
a major developer of 3G mobile handsets and chips in China, has licensed
the ARM926EJ(TM) processor. |
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| Jeda
Technologies is proud to share the news of the successful launch of
Spreadtrum Communications' multi-mode TD-CDMA/GSM/GPRS chipset solution
SC8800 for mobile terminal markets. |
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As
mobile operators in both saturated markets and emerging ones continue
to build towards a totally cellular world, infrastructure vendors will
be the benefactors throughout the decade |
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Telenor's
mobile arm in Hungary, Pannon GSM (Pannon), has acquired one of the
UMTS licences in Hungary, a "C" licence, for HUF 19 billion,
equivalent to NOK 630 mill. The licence fee is payable with 5.5 billion HUF in 2004, and the remaining in three yearly installments. |
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Asia’s
first-of-its-kind Chinese 3G mobile drama showcasing popular Asian idols
will be produced, developed and distributed by MediaCorp Studios. |
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Racal
Instruments Wireless Solutions now has 15 of the 22 test cases outlined
in Release 4 (Rel-4) approved by the GCF and 12 for the PTCRB standards
bodies, continuing its commitment to delivering robust test cases that
help manufacturers shorten handset development lead times. |
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| Andrew
Corporation will install the world’s first third generation (3G)
wireless network of its kind for use in a public transportation system
under a two-year contract to upgrade the Hong Kong mass transit railway’s
underground communications network. |
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Alcatel
announced that SFR, the mobile telephony subsidiary of the SFR Cegetel
Group, has chosen Alcatel's 3G video solution to create real-time video
telephony |
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Nokia
welcomed the announcement by the European Telecommunications Standards
Institute (ETSI) that DVB-H (Digital Video Broadcast - Handheld) is
to be adopted as the standard in Europe for mobile TV services. |
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Zone4Play
announced launch of its play-for-real fixed-odds casino applications
on Hutchison 3G, in the UK. The new service is a collaboration of Zone4Play,
DITG (Digital Interactive Television Group) through its wholly owned
subsidiary Avago, and Hutchison 3G, the UK's first video mobile network. |
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