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3G
CDMA License Agreement Extended
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18th June 2002
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QUALCOMM Incorporated announced an expansion of E-RON Technologies Corporation's existing worldwide CDMA modem card license agreement. Under the terms of the multi-million dollar, royalty-bearing agreement, QUALCOMM has granted E-RON a license that expands its existing licenses under QUALCOMM's CDMA technology and patents to also include rights to design, develop and sell mobile subscriber units and knockdown kits for cdmaOne(TM) and CDMA2000 1X/1xEV-DO systems. As part of the agreement, QUALCOMM is taking an equity investment in E-RON in lieu of a portion of the up-front license fee payments. The financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed. "QUALCOMM
is pleased to expand E-RON Technologies' license to include mobile subscriber
units and knockdown kits consisting of all of the parts necessary to build
a complete handset," said Marvin Blecker, senior vice president and
general manager of technology licensing for QUALCOMM. "QUALCOMM is
continuously seeking to fully enable companies to further the growth of
CDMA for the use of high-quality voice and data services worldwide." "This
license agreement gives E-RON the opportunity to provide advanced knockdown
kits to emerging markets throughout the world," said Edward Jeon,
CEO, E-RON Technologies Corporation. "We will now be able to enhance
our product offerings to businesses and consumers, providing them with
complete, high-speed voice and data wireless solutions." |
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Sony
Ericsson today unveiled the T300 mobile phone, which offers entertaining
multimedia applications like imaging, messaging and gaming, and is priced
for the mass market.
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Ecrio
Inc announced the availability of its embedded client software for Instant
Messaging and Presence Services (IMPS) on mobile handsets.
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DevX
announced the launch of an information portal to assist wireless developers
in creating mobile applications for QUALCOMM's Binary Runtime Environment
for Wireless(TM) (BREW) platform
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RioPort
announced a new strategic capability to make possible secure digital music
delivery on enabled wireless devices.
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Intec
Telecom Systems and MoreMagic announced a joint solution that delivers
real-time m-commerce mediation between customers and content.
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The
latest release includes Mediation Manager's ability to perform as a charging
gateway function (CGF) for GPRS networks
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QUALCOMM
Incorporated announced an expansion of E-RON Technologies Corporation's
existing worldwide CDMA modem card license agreement.
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LG
Electronics agreed to ship CDMA (code divison multiple access) equipment
worth $35 million to Vietnam
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3G
is fast becoming a reality globally. Recent 3G deployments in the United
States, Canada, Latin America and Eastern Europe are providing users with
leading-edge devices
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Every
industry, including carries and services providers, are looking for ways
to increase revenue while improving customer loyalty.
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The
telecom industry's future depends on selling more gear, subscriptions,
and network services -- but visible mobile only has a set number of humans
to sell to
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KG
Telecom announces to launch the highly expected i-mode service in Taiwan
on June 20.
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Lucent
MiLife Solutions allow you to introduce a wide variety of end-user
mobile data services
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This
issue is vital for future network compatibility especially now as the
3GPP have announced that SIP as being the protocol choice for multimedia
session control in 3G networks.
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Customers
can send multimedia messages on Soneras mobile network starting
from June 11, 2002.
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Japan's
Fujitsu Ltd said it is considering starting mobile data services for business
use by leasing bulk capacity from a telecoms carrier
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The
elata senses platform will enable Hutchison 3G to intelligently target,
personalise and deliver wireless Java applications (J2ME) to customers.
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Nokia
and AT&T Wireless announced they have signed an agreement for the
delivery of GSM / GPRS / EDGE radio network systems to enable multimedia
applications and high-speed packet-based access to the mobile Internet
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The
new billing system supports existing 2G and 2.5G services, as well as
subscribers using the latest 3G technology.
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Hong
Kong CSL Ltd., Sonera Corp., and Aicent, Inc. today jointly announced
the launch of the world's first commercial inter-operator Multimedia Messaging
Service (MMS) over Aicent's and Sonera's GPRS Roaming Exchange
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Replacement
sales will account for over 70% of new handset sales in 2002.
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Ericsson's
vision is based on open standards, a driver behind the company's leading
role in standardization through all generations of mobile technology -
from 1G to 3G.
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Antepo
Inc and Ericsson announced that they will demonstrate J2ME based messaging
services using Antepo's Jabber- powered ACCEPT.
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Vodafone
Sweden will benefit from significant cost savings and increased flexibility
by consolidating billing for all voice and value-added services
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