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| 3G
Features June 2004 |
|
Convergys
Corporation announced today that TMN (Telecomunicacoes Moveis Nacionais
SA) is using Convergys' Infinys™ software to support the rollout
of 3G services in Portugal. |
| 3G.co.uk
is pleased to announce that its trend setting 3G Forum has bedded in
well. Currently, the 3G Forum has over 4,000 members, who have raised
over 30,000 3G related posts. |
Two
of its key cities – Tunis and Sousse – are to receive WCDMA
equipment from ZTE in a contract that will see 3G technology in commercial
applications in the second half of 2005. |
| Radioplan Lands 3G Optimisation Contracts |
| SFR.
France's second-largest operator of mobile-phone services, is trickling
third-generation (3G) services onto the market. It will need to do more
to generate consumer enthusiasm. |
| Mobile
operators worldwide are looking to EDGE as either a permanent fix for
data offerings or as an interim solution to allow more robust data and
voice services for the next half-decade, |
| Telecom
today unveiled its plan to deliver super-fast 3G mobile services to
New Zealanders before Christmas 2004. |
| What
happens to the "last mile" segment of mobile telephony networks
when that last mile happens to fall inside a big building? That depends
on the technology involved. |
| Through
its involvement in COMMIT, a research and development joint venture
with Chinese handset manufacturers, TI is enabling next generation chipset
solutions for the China market. |
| 3G
Features June 2004 |
| "By
the end of 2005 NetCom will be able to offer 3G services over a high-speed
mobile network to almost the total of the population of Norway. It is
important for us to offer third generation mobile services to as many
people as possible |
UMTS,
the leading global standard for 3G, is being rapidly deployed around
the world with customer growth at a rate faster than that experienced
by GSM, the most successful global wireless technology with more than
one billion plus customers |
| The
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia represents a promising market for GSM and 3G
mobile telecommunications services combining scale, best-in-class wealth
and excellent growth prospects. |
With
the 3G-related announcements from Sprint PCS and Cingular at Supercomm
and Verizon Wireless’s pending launch of EV-DO services in multiple
cities, Mobile Ecosystem calls on end users to begin the process of
re-thinking their remote access strategy. |
| According
to a recently released mobile phone market share study from research
and analyst firm IDC, LG Mobile Phones won the largest share of the
U.S. CDMA handset market in the first quarter of 2004 |
| The
new license agreement updates and expands a 1998 agreement between SANYO
and InterDigital Technology Corporation covering products compliant
with TDMA-based standards. |
| Some
wireless ISPs are now offering their customers highly competitive service
offerings that appear to provide significant benefits when compared
to top-tier fixed line products. |
| Worldwide
Market Analysis and Strategic Outlook 2003-2008, industry analysts ARC
forecast that the mobile video market will generate worldwide revenues
of US$5.4bn in 2008. |
| VIVO
and Lucent Technologies announced plans to launch a super-fast mobile
data network trial in Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo. |
| 3G
Americas today reported that in the first quarter of 2004, GSM remains
by far the number one mobile technology chosen by new customers in North
America, Latin America, and the Caribbean. |