| 3G
Features July 2005 |
3G
Features July 2005 |
Two
major Australian mobile operators plan to develop mobile technologies
which will enable seamless roaming between 3G mobile and WiFi networks.
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Convergence--encompassing the convergence between media, datacom and
telecommunication industries--is the topic of the latest report from
3G Americas, a wireless industry group supporting GSM and its evolution
to 3G and beyond. |
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China's
pending 3G license auction continues to hold the mobile community in
suspense. |
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| Volantis
announced the launch of i-mode Express for O2, a service to help content
providers deploy mobile services on O2's upcoming i-mode platform, scheduled
to launch in the UK and Ireland later this year and in Germany next
spring. |
Over
250 industry experts from all over the world gathered in Seoul, Korea
on June 27-28, 2005 to participate in the Third Generation Partnership
Project 2 (3GPP2) workshop “Evolving to Future Wireless Telecommunications
Technology”. |
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is one of the conclusions to come out of the research for Informa Telecoms
and Media's new report, Mobile Adult Services. |
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| Lucent
Technologies and MetroPCS Communications announced a three-year agreement
valued at up to $500 million to provide MetroPCS with third-generation
(3G) CDMA2000 equipment for new and existing markets across the United
States. |
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| PCTEL
and Kyocera Wireless jointly announced their plans to cooperate in developing
software for future 3G Kyocera handsets. |
Within
minutes of the tragic London bombings last week, news sites showed location
video footage -- mainly from camera phones -- sent by members of the
public. |
| Samsung
Electronics has become Korea's first corporation to export system hardware
for wideband CDMA, a third-generation mobile communications technology
platform. |
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| The
failing of WCDMA to deliver the true 3G experience has forced the industry
to push ahead earlier than expected with the implementation of HSDPA
and HSUPA. |
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| Anite
Telecoms announced the commercial launch of its first HSDPA test case
package. The product, now being shipped to customers, is the result
of Anite’s continuous collaboration with the world’s leading
wireless operators and developers, and demonstrates its commitment to
offering the best service possible to its customers. |
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| BWCS
: UK mobile operator mmO2 has denied it is the subject of a possible
takeover bid this morning. However, rumours swirling around the City
of London have propelled the company’s shares to a new high. |
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GSM world is looking to HSDPA to increase downlink cellular bandwidth,
first because of the high data rates required to transfer advanced multimedia
to the handset, and also because HSDPA reduces the cost/megabyte of
transmission to less than half that of 3G WCDMA. |
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