| ALL TODAY'S PRESS RELEASES SEE BELOW |
| Mobile Video Streaming In Singapore |
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20th June 2003 |
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LogicaCMG has played a key systems integration role in helping M1 launch this new service. By enabling different streaming technologies such as bandwidth adaptation and encoding technology, LogicaCMG has helped the operator to maximise the potential of the service. LogicaCMG's system integration capabilities have enabled the creation of handset-independent streaming services. Initially available on the Nokia 3650, other devices will be supported before the end of the year. LogicaCMG's handset independent approach enables operators to target the mass market with streaming services by simplifying the user experience. Patrick Scodeller, CTO of M1, said: "We are very excited to launch this service as video streaming is taking mobile entertainment to the next level and we look forward to bringing more exhilarating content to our customers. We believe that by being the first company in Singapore to launch streaming we now have a competitive advantage. The solution we have deployed has been possible thanks to our partnership with LogicaCMG, which has provided us with its systems integration expertise, as well as their proven track record in mobile messaging." Frans Veen, chief executive of LogicaCMG in Asia, said: "Streaming enriches the users' mobile experience, whilst at the same time offers M1 a commercial opportunity to generate more revenue from mobile data traffic. The M1 solution is a good example of how LogicaCMG is partnering with mobile operators to help them make mobile data services work." LogicaCMG is the global leader in messaging and payments, supplying messaging and billing solutions to 250 of the world's top operators in over 70 countries. These solutions serve over 500 million active mobile phone subscribers. |
TODAY'S
PRESS RELEASES |
Teleca
and Legend, the leading supplier of consumer electronics in China, have
signed an agreement covering licence of Teleca's Obigo mobile suite. Initially,
Legend will use Teleca's Browser solution in its G820 phone. |
The
new services are the first to be launched in Singapore and allow GPRS
customers to view content rich streaming video and listen to audio clips
on their handsets. |
The
CDMA Development Group (CDG) reported that operators who have deployed
CDMA2000 in North America are seeing positive results in network performance,
service differentiation and product availability. |
Ericsson,
Huawei, NEC, Nortel Networks and Siemens today announced the creation
of a new industry cooperation, CPRI - Common Public Radio Interface, aiming
to define a publicly available specification for the key internal interface
of radio base stations. |
The
rising popularity of mobile phones is likely to force the next big issue
for European mobile operators: the economics of adding capacity to ease
traffic and congestion. |
The
multi-million dollar framework agreement will increase SFERIA's ability
to offer enhanced voice and data services more efficiently and cost-effectively
to a wider range of business and residential customers over its code division
multiple access (CDMA) network. |
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ASIA
: LogicaCMG announced that it is working with M1, a leading mobile operator
in Singapore with more than one million subscribers, to deliver audio
and video streaming services. The new services are the first to be launched
in Singapore and allow GPRS customers to view content rich streaming
video and listen to audio clips on their handsets. Subscribers are also
able to browse a portfolio of streaming content services at M1's portal.