| Motorola 3G Mobile Phone Wins Award |
| 29th
March , 2005 ( see
below for all today's 3G news ) |
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Europe : It was a suitably glamorous affair held in London and Motorola collected not one, but two of the coveted awards, the only company to do so on the evening at the mobile phone industry’s most prestigious award show, the Mobile News Awards 2005. The stunning and stylish RAZR V3 was awarded Most Innovative Product – beating off some very stiff competition. Judges referred to the handset as “quite simply the sexiest mobile phone ever!” The judges heralded the RAZR V3 as, “the new benchmark for mobile phones”, and, “a visionary piece of kit. Style and functionality all wrapped up in a must-have, iconic, sleek design”. Storming ahead of competitor’s handsets, the Motorola A1000 was crowned the winner in the Technological Advance category for its truly fantastic 3G functionality. The judges believed the handset was, “the best 3G phone on the market – big design advance. A small, usable phone that utilises all 3G features”. Commenting on the double win, Ron Garriques, Executive Vice President, Mobile Devices Business, Motorola Inc, said: "As pioneers in 3G technology and with a history of delivering revolutionary innovations around mobile phone design, Motorola is extremely excited about winning these two particular awards. It's great to receive recognition for Motorola’s hard work especially from our colleagues within the mobile industry." Mobile News is one of the UK's leading mobile magazines and the awards are now in their eleventh year. This year’s panel of judges was a hand picked collection of respected dealers, industry veterans and other mobile industry specialists. About
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| Today's
3G News |
It was a suitably glamorous affair held in London and Motorola collected
not one, but two of the coveted awards, the only company to do so on
the evening at the mobile phone industry’s most prestigious award
show, the Mobile News Awards 2005. |
TelASIC
Communications Inc., a leading developer of high-performance analog
and mixed-signal integrated circuits (ICs) and sub-systems for the 3G
wireless infrastructure market, today announced the closing of a $26
million Series D round of financing. |
Novatel
Wireless announced the development of the Ovation MCU1200(TM) 3G Wireless
Multimedia Application Console, powered by the Conversa(TM) proprietary
software suite. |
The
UMTS Forum has confirmed its new work plan that focuses a commitment
to support the global market success of 3G/UMTS. |
Samsung Electronics, a leading company in mobile phones, announced today
that it has launched an upgraded version of its horizontal LCD phone,
a new form-factor introduced by the company last year. |
The
company predicted that, as the movement toward ‘mobile convergence'
accelerates, key functions will merge introducing more user-optimized
mobile applications, calling for more innovative advances in semiconductor
technology. |
Korea Telecom announced that it has recently launched pilot services
after establishing Korea’s first wireless LAN network supporting
both the IPv4 and IPv6 addresses with the Institute of New Media &
Communications, Seoul National University. |
KDDI
Corporation announced a new line-up of au 3G CDMA 1X mobile phones,
with compact, color bodies resembling sweets such as mousse and jelly.
This new range of cellular phones, called Sweets [1], offers convenient,
fun features that can be safely used even by teenagers. |
Hong
Kong based Artificial Life, Inc., a leading provider of mobile entertainment
products and technology today announced that it has won another major
entertainment award. |
Synergenix
Interactive AB, a leading mobile games publisher, will offer customers
on 3, the UK’s first video mobile network, compelling high-end
3D games utilising Synergenix’ middleware mophun™. |
High
growth rates in the mobile industry have been maintained globally until
the present time, but there are strong indications that the annual growth
rate is slowing quite markedly. It has now stabilised just below 20%. |
As
3G and EDGE networks continue their deployment at a high rate in many
parts of the world, network operators are enjoying new ways to profit
from their data services. |
