Monthly Archives: October, 1999

Takeshi Kawada President Matsushita Communication Inªdustrial

Looking back at Telecom '95, Takeshi Kawada said the show has changed from an exhibition for hardware makers to one for software and services....

TDMA operators face data decisions

U.S. TDMA operators must make some critical decisions about competing in the wireless data market during the next year as they witness their CDMA...

Powerful global players to dominate new millennium

The worldwide wireless industry is expected to pass a significant milestone sometime during 2000.With total mobile subscribers at the end of last year of...

Qualcomm to sell handset unit

After months of denying any plans to sell its wireless handset division, Qualcomm is publicly relenting to the pressures of severe competition from Asia...

Carlos Hirsch Director of planning Iusacell, Mexico

What we see today as third-generation technology has nothing to do with what 3G will be, predicts Carlos Hirsch of Iusacell, a CDMA cellular...

INDIA BRIEFS

TrunkingThe radio trunking handset base registered growth of 200 percent from 1 April 1998 to 31 March 1999, reaching 12,000 in the 25 cities...

Infrastructure deals

AlcatelArgentina. With Telecom Argentina for a fixed wireless access network.Value: US$99.6 millionEricssonArgentina. With Unif

Japan gears up for 3G launch in 2001

TOKYO-While operators and venders successfully found a way to interconnect two different systems for third-generation services, NTT DoCoMo and its vendors are now gearing...

Jean-Michel Gabriagues Manager Alcatel product strategy

Alcatel's recollection of 1995, the year of the last Telecom show, was of GSM coverage being patchy in most European countries, with network designers...

Japanese players enter wireless access market

TOKYO-Softbank, Microsoft and Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO) announced they will establish a joint company to provide wireless access line services.According to the announcement,...

Industry visionaries preview 4G

Just four years ago, no one knew the Web's popularity would be so explosive. Today, vendors and carriers are realizing its power and are...
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