| 3G
Features January
2005 |
3G
Features January 2005 |
On
October 11, 2004, the TeliaSonera Group closed the deal by which it
acquired Orange Denmark from France Telecom. |
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Nortel
and QUALCOMM Inc. have completed the industry's first end-to-end calls
using WCDMA's emerging broadband technology -- High Speed Downlink Packet
Access (HSDPA) -- on a commercial network and handset equipment. |
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| Siemens
Communications announced it has expanded its relationship with the Georgia
Institute of Technology's Georgia Electronic Design Center (GEDC) to
include the creation of next generation wireless (3G) products and applications.
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Ericsson
and T-Mobile Hungary, the largest mobile operator in the country, has
signed a contract to build a 3G (UMTS) network in Hungary. T-Mobile
will be able to offer its subscribers advanced multimedia 3G services. |
Ericsson
is leading the way in the mobile media market as a business partner
and matchmaker between the music industry and mobile operators. |
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| Orange
Slovakia today launched EDGE technology in its network. Company does
not say, what speed is available through EDGE, but by my testing - average
speed is between 16 – 20 kbits/s. |
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3G
Touch Solutions and Intermec Technologies Corp. have teamed to provide
a mobile delivery system to the Toronto Star to manage its single copy
sales. |
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The
CDMA Development Group reported today that CDMA2000 continued its global
expansion in 2004, adding 31 CDMA2000 networks and 60 million subscribers.
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Czech
Telecoms Regulator will offer its 3rd and last 3G UMTS license to Oskar
Mobil said IT Minister Mr V Mlynar. |
| Lucent
Technologies announced its plans to integrate WiMAX technology, based
on the IEEE's 802.16 standard, through Alvarion's BreezeMAX |
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| FID
tags are poised to become the most far-reaching wireless technology
since the cell phone, according to high-tech market research firm, In-Stat.
Worldwide revenues from RFID tags will jump from $300 million in 2004
to $2.8 billion in 2009. |
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NetTest,
a leading global provider of testing, monitoring, and management solutions
for advanced and converged networks, has received the prestigious 2005
Frost & Sullivan Award for Competitive Strategy Leadership |
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The
following is an article written by Brent Iadarola, senior industry analyst
for Frost & Sullivan's Mobile Communications Group. |
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| At
the beginning of January 2005, CETECOM has put into operation a second
test system for Over The Air Performance Testing (OTA Performance Testing)
according to the CTIA requirements. |
Openwave
Systems and Cilys, a Canadian wireless telecommunications software infrastructure
vendor located in Trois-Rivieres and Montreal, today announced they
have signed a definitive agreement for Openwave to purchase all outstanding
shares of privately held Cilys. |
Openwave
Systems and Cilys, a Canadian wireless telecommunications software infrastructure
vendor located in Trois-Rivieres and Montreal, today announced they
have signed a definitive agreement for Openwave to purchase all outstanding
shares of privately held Cilys. |
The
following is an article written by Brent Iadarola, senior industry analyst
for Frost & Sullivan's Mobile Communications Group. |
Tele2
and TLTOB and Stockholmsbörsen, the leading alternative pan-European
telecommunications company, announced that a consortium led by Tele2
has been awarded a combined GSM 1800 and UMTS licence in Croatia. |
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The Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) and agis Pte Ltd, a Singaporean software developer, have completed the first phase of the world’s first Digital Map Application Platform for smart phones (Project Spaceman). |
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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