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22nd April 2003 |
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Inset is Dr. Keiji Tachikawa, President and CEO of NTT DoCoMo who is quoted below. Through technical exchange and joint studies, the companies also aim to realize interconnection and roaming between NTT DoCoMo's existing 3G network and the 3G network to be built in Singapore by SingTel Mobile, as well as to develop common 3G mobile multimedia services. They will also jointly study highly advanced wireless LAN service offerings, for example, IP connection and convergence with 3G mobile services. "We are extremely pleased to be collaborating with SingTel Mobile, Asia's leading multi-market mobile operator," said Dr. Keiji Tachikawa, President and CEO of NTT DoCoMo. "We believe this partnership will help us expand W-CDMA-based 3G mobile multimedia services in Asia.. Interoperability is key to providing customers with seamless mobile multimedia services anytime, anywhere. This joint initiative will enable DoCoMo and SingTel Mobile to offer our respective customers value-added mobile multimedia services." Mr. Lucas Chow, Chief Executive Officer of SingTel Mobile and Executive Vice President (Consumer Business) of SingTel, hailed the signing of the agreement as a landmark for regional mobile communications. He said: "This is an important development for both SingTel Mobile and DoCoMo as we team up to facilitate the growth of 3G services in Asia. The collaboration will help us take a step towards addressing some of the key concerns regarding 3G such as evolving common standards, roaming issues and compatibility of handsets. We are very excited about this cooperation agreement and the potential benefits it can bring to our respective customers." About NTT DoCoMo About SingTel Mobile/SingTel SingTel Mobile is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Singapore Telecommunications Limited (SingTel), Asia's leading communications company with operations and investments in more than 20 countries and territories around the world. Operating out of two major centres, Singapore and Australia (through wholly-owned subsidiary SingTel Optus), the SingTel Group provides a comprehensive portfolio of services that include voice and data services over fixed, wireless and Internet platforms. The Group's other major investments in the region include Advanced Info Service of Thailand, the Bharti Telecom Group of India, Globe Telecom of the Philippines and Telkomsel of Indonesia. Together with its regional partners, SingTel is Asia's largest multi-market mobile operator, serving more than 32 million customers in six markets. SingTel has been recognised Best Asian Telecom Operator by industry publication, TelecomAsia, for five consecutive years since 1998. The Group turnover for the year ended 31 March 2002 was S$7.34 billion (US$4.22 billion). |
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3G
terminals to be available in selected A1 Shops - Data transmission and
video streaming up to 384 kbit/s - Simple and transparent rates: GSM/GPRS
rates will apply for 3G - Cost of video via mobile phone: beginning at
50 cents per clip. |
Agilent
Technologies introduced the industry's first 1xEV-DV (1x evolution --
data and voice) testing solution for designers of dual-mode chipsets for
1xEV-DV and cdma2000 3G technologies. |
NTT
DoCoMo announced an agreement with Singapore Telecom Mobile Pte Ltd (SingTel
Mobile) to collaborate in relation to the field of 3G mobile multimedia
services based on W-CDMA technology. |
Dilithium
Networks announced that it has closed $10M in Series B funding. Motorola,
Inc., through Motorola Ventures its venture capital arm, and JAFCO Asia |
NEC
and Siemens Information and Communication Mobile (Siemens mobile) have
completed the first phase of Europe’s first commercial 3G radio
network for Hutchison 3G UK, trading as 3. |
The
survey, conducted amongst finance directors and heads of credit management
from leading communications companies around the world, identified seven
key problem areas for debt management as a result of 3G services that
were ranked in order |
Adult
community services, such as those recently announced by AT&T Wireless
and Match.com, will ramp up quickly, boosted by the growth of the camera
and videophone markets. |
truggling
to remain profitable amid price competition and falling average revenue
per user (ARPU), mobile operators are gearing up for the roll-out of 'Next
Generation' commercial Location-based Services (LBS) to create new revenue
streams, build subscriber bases and reduce customer churn. |
The
conference provides a networking forum for attendees as well as opportunities
to learn from general session, technical and business tracks dedicated
to sharing knowledge and expert resources on QUALCOMM's Binary Runtime
Environment for Wireless(TM) (BREW) platform. |
RADVISION
announced that SANYO Multimedia Tottori has chosen its award winning SIP
Developer Toolkit for the development of its new SIP-based IP telephone. |
Pictos
Technologies announced that Motorola has incorporated Pictos' VGA complementary
metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) camera phone module technology as an
accessory to its A830 handset. |
Continuous
evolution of industry standards and limited capital expenditure budgets
in the wireless communication market have impelled the development of
modular and upgradable test devices. |
Speculation
as to the potential offered by wireless adult services is often based
on the premise that fixed Internet pornography providers are raking it
in. Strategy Analytics disputes the often cited figure for global adult
entertainment revenues of US$20B, and believes this figure is actually
closer to the $4 billion mark, of which only around $500 million will
be generated on-line. |
Imagine
being able to personalise your mobile phone or PDA to complement your
wardrobe. Consumers around the world will be able to do just that, thanks
to the EXO* overmolding system from Inclosia* Solutions. |
The
survey, conducted amongst finance directors and heads of credit management
from leading communications companies around the world, identified seven
key problem areas for debt management as a result of 3G services |
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