| 3G
Features April 2006 |
3G
Features April 2006 |
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InterDigital
Communications Corporation announced that the company and its wholly-owned
subsidiary InterDigital Technology Corporation have reached agreement
with Nokia Corporation |
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HELIO LLC announced details about its mobile game service, including
a custom-built mobile portal designed to maximize the 3G gaming experience.
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The
upgrade to HSDPA enables EMT to introduce its customers to a new generation
of mobile services, including mobile broadband, mobile video and mobile
music. |
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Several
European mobile operators are investigating the possibility of integrating
a UMTS base station module into a home gateway connected via ADSL. |
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Dr.
Young-Chu Cho, president and CEO of KTF, commented, “This alliance
is expected to greatly contribute in providing high-quality seamless
mobile services to customers in the AP region. |
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The
battle for the “quadruple play” market (the ability to offer
fast internet, fixed line and mobile telephony and TV services), in
the UK looks like heating up with reports that Vodafone is poised to
make an offer for the British unit of Italian-based ISP Tiscali. |
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Cambridge
Positioning Systems announced the launch of an MS-based version of its
E-GPS high accuracy mobile location technology for GSM/W-CDMA networks
- designed to deliver faster location fixes, lower cost implementations
and reduced power and processing requirements. |
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TelcoBridges announced that its highly scalable mobile video solution
3G-324M on a Blade™ is now available to enable the construction
of high-performance 3G-324M systems of all sizes. |
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While
it is very early days for 3G in most countries, mobile operators in Japan
and South Korea have already reached 40% penetration of 3G services and
they provide valuable lessons for mobile operators in other regions, according
to a new report |
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Vodafone
is to offer New Zealanders mobile broadband solutions, confirming that
it will launch 3G Broadband by the end of the year. |
Ericsson
has been selected by 3 Scandinavia to provide the Ericsson Mobile Organizer
(EMO), Ericsson's solution for push e-mail. EMO allows 3 Scandinavia's
business customers to access e-mail, contacts and calendar conveniently
while on the move. |
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Analysys
International, says 440,000 users will be using 3G mobile terminals
by the end of 2006 and by the year 2008, 78.08 million users will be
using 3G mobile terminals in China. |
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Huawei
Technologies signed a contract for the construction of a UMTS network
for Vodafone Czech Republic. According to the contract, Huawei will
provide a UTRAN system based on the new generation Node B technologies
for Vodafone's operations in the Czech Republic. |
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Ericsson Mobile Platforms has successfully started deliveries of the
U350 and U360 platforms, the smallest and most powerful HSDPA/EDGE platforms
released for true mass-market deployment. |
Even though total base-station deployments have been declining for some
time, vendors of WCDMA and CDMA2000 1x base stations have reason to
smile. |
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Comlent
Technology announced today that its transceiver for third generation
(3G) mobile terminals (TD-SCDMA standard) successfully completed a phone
call on a TD-SCDMA network. |
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SlipStream
Data announced that Alegro PCS has deployed SlipStream’s newest
mobile acceleration product, SlipStream MSP, in its 1X / EVDO network. |
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Axalto
announced that it has launched the first third generation CDMA User Identification
Module (UIM) commercial card in Japan with KDDI, one of Japan's leading
mobile service providers. |
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Tecore
Wireless Systems, a supplier of 3G and next-generation wireless networks,
announced a new wireless gateway product that it says optimizes switching
and media translation for wireless networks. |
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Deloitte's Technology, Media & Telecommunications (TMT) industry
group predicts that, in 2006, search will displace email as the most
used digital application, girls will hit the video games, and subscription
radio will soar. |
History
is made today as the UK’s first “mobile only” single
is announced by mobile media company 3. The single "Stop Me",
by Planet Funk will be released on 8 May 2006. |
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QUALCOMM
Incorporated unveiled more of the Company's strategy for driving CDMA2000(R)
1xEV-DO Revision B to market. Still on schedule for commercialization
in 2007, QUALCOMM's chipset solutions for the EV-DO Rev. |
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Novatel
Wireless and Panasonic Computer Solutions Company today announced that
they have joined forces to embed Novatel Wireless 3G mini-PCI Express
modems within Panasonic(R) Toughbook(R) notebook computers. |
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Finnish
telecom operator Elisa launched the first commercial High Speed Downlink
Packet Access (HSDPA) network in the Nordic Countries. |
Siemens
Communications today announced the market launch of its Multi-Standard
Base Station (MBS), a system that enables mobile operators to accommodate
radio elements for GSM and 3G/W-CDMA networks on a single modular platform. |
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Ericsson
is performing the world's first (High Speed Packet Access) HSPA demonstration
with Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) technology during the CTIA
Wireless 2006 event April 5-7 in Las Vegas |
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The
frenzy is back. Prices for memorable wireless-related domain names have
skyrocketed. Last year "Cellphones.com" was sold for $4.2
million by its original owner who had purchased it for $90 in 1996. |
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UTStarcom
announced that it is demonstrating the industry's first live video transmission
using EVDO Revision A (Rev A) wireless technology at the CTIA WIRELESS
show in Las Vegas this week. |
Spirent
Communications announced significant enhancements to the company's flagship
APEX Application Test System, including support for UMTS air interfaces
and a new modular software architecture. |
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Nokia
has been selected as supplier of WCDMA 3G network equipment for Sonofon
in Denmark. With Nokia's radio access network, Sonofon will be able
to rapidly offer new 3G mobile services to its customers in Denmark
this year. |
"There
is pent up demand for terminal solutions that address the convergence
of 3G data and voice, landline and wireless technologies, and WWAN and
WLAN networking," said Mike Kwon, chief executive officer for Axesstel.
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3GUpload.com
announced a $20 million investment from VantagePoint Venture Partners,
one of the largest and most active venture capital firms in the nation
and the investors behind the highly popular social networking site,
MySpace. |
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TelASIC
Communications announced the availability of transmit subsystems for
HSDPA/ WCDMA, EVDO/cdma2000, and WiMAX base station radios using adaptive
digital linearization technology tuned for Freescale Semiconductor's
leading RF Power Amplifiers |
The
introduction of MBMS to the mobile networks will further enhance possibilities
for mobile operators, allowing them to meet the future demands of mobile
TV users during peak live TV broadcasts, such as of sporting events,
news and music contest finals. |
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QUALCOMM Incorporated and Samsung Electronics announced that the companies
will conduct a live, over-the-air demonstration of FLO technology during
CTIA Wireless 2006, April 5-7 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. |
Nokia
and Cable & Wireless have signed a contract for the supply of GSM
and WCDMA 3G radio and core networks in the Channel Islands of Guernsey
and Jersey. |
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Icuiti
Corporation, the industry leader in Video Eyewear, unveiled its CP230
and CP920 Video Eyewear today at the CTIA Wireless Show (Booth 315) in
Las Vegas, enhancing the telecom industry's brightest new opportunity
- mobile TV. |
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Emerging
mobile services are demanding an ever-increasing amount of bandwidth,
but the radio spectrum for third generation (3G) and beyond systems
is in short supply. |
Mobile
TV will in most cases involve a broadcaster as an additional entity
between MNOs and Mobile TV programming, meaning additional mark-ups
before content reaches the operator. |
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Under
the terms of the multi-million dollar agreement, QUALCOMM has granted
Icera rights under certain QUALCOMM patents to develop, manufacture
and sell software products for WCDMA devices. |
Huawei
Technologies signed a contract for the construction of a UMTS network
for Vodafone Czech Republic. According to the contract, Huawei will
provide a UTRAN system based on the new generation Node B technologies
for Vodafone's operations in the Czech Republic. |
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Vodafone
Czech Republic has selected Ericsson to build a 3G transmission and
core network, including its market-leading mobile softswitch solution,
in the Czech Republic. The core network will be completed by the end
of June 2006. |
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If
you’ve been tracking what’s likely to be coming soon on
advanced mobiles in the future, you’ll probably have read about
receiving digital TV transmissions on your cellular phone. |
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![KDDI and Okinawa Cellular are pleased to announce the world's first [1] real cellular phone 3D navigation service. "3D Navi", the new service which displays intersections and landmarks in three-dimensional images, is produced by KDD](PR/April2006/KDDIHome.jpg) |
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3G Americas reported today that 81% of all mobile digital wireless customers
worldwide use the GSM family of technologies GSM / GPRS / EDGE / UMTS
/ HSDPA. In fact, from fourth quarter 2004 to fourth quarter 2005, |
Nortel
and QUALCOMM have successfully achieved the industry's first 7.2 Mbps
HSDPA mobile data calls. The tests achieved data downloads at speeds
up to four times faster than most current fixed broadband connections. |
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Vodafone
Netherlands and Ericsson announced they have entered into an exclusive
managed services partnership. Under the contract, Ericsson will be responsible
for the management of the access part of Vodafone Netherlands' GSM,
GPRS and UMTS radio networks. |
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