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Home - Archives for 2001 - Archives for May - Page 10
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May 2001

  • Asia: 3G can wait, SMS is here

    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001
    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001

    NEW DELHI, India-The Asia-Pacific region is witnessing a rapid growth of short message service (SMS), which is not only beginning to contribute significantly to operators’ revenues, but is also setting …

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  • Happy families

    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001
    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001

    I have become confused and disturbed recently. And I do not like it. Confused I have grown used to over the years, but disturbed is a new phenomenon. I think …

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  • Telus plans further expansion

    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001
    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001

    TORONTO-It is clear that Canada’s dominant trunked radio network is going to get much more dominant. Last year’s C$6.6 billion (US$4.3 billion) blockbuster deal by Telus to acquire Clearnet Communications …

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  • Hong Kong trunked radio operators bullish on Chinese market

    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001
    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001

    HONG KONG-Trunked radio has been the Cinderella of Hong Kong’s wireless communications in recent years, compared with the fast-growing mobile-phone technologies, but things may soon change. China’s industrialization is opening …

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  • Products

    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001
    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001

    Mobile devices Alcatel Alcatel launched the One Touch 502 General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) phone with Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) access. The phone offers GPRS monoslot technology, which is ideal …

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  • Cdma2000: one 3G option

    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001
    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001

    As they launch their enhanced data networks, carriers are also planning for the third generation (3G). Carriers that choose cdma2000 have direct paths to 3G because there are no interim …

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  • Vesper chooses new path: WLL operator to target business market

    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001
    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001

    SAO PAULO, Brazil-Vesper, Brazil’s largest wireless local loop (WLL) operator, has changed its business strategy with an objective to reduce costs and to win profitability. Vesper is a “mirror” fixed …

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  • Singapore’s labor market attracts prepaid users

    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001
    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001

    SINGAPORE-The Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore said the number of prepaid card subscribers in Singapore has doubled in the 12 months ending January 2001 from 306,600 to 741,200 users. The …

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  • Cultural distinctions

    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001
    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001

    In Beijing, it is uncivilized for a lady to talk on a mobile phone while walking, according to a report on the Beijing Evening News. It seems cultural rules of …

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  • Tenders and licenses

    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001
    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001

    Australia Australia’s third-generation (3G) spectrum auction fell well short of the federal government’s budget forecasts of A$2.6 billion (US$1.3 billion). Six bidders paid a total of almost A$1.17 billion (US$577 …

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  • Cambodia’s mobile market awakens

    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001
    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001

    BANGKOK, Thailand-After years of war and political instability, Cambodia and its 12 million people have entered a period of relative calm. With its economy starting to grow once more, demand …

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  • Calendar

    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001
    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001

    EMMA’s 2001 Congress 16-18 May Rome European Mobile Messaging Association Tel: (+44) (0) 20 7747 5417 [email protected] WAP Congress 17-18 May Rome IBC Global Conferences Tel: (+44) 1932 893 855 …

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  • Canada debates cell-phone jamming: Countries around the world have varying policies

    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001
    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001

    TORONTO-The Canadian government may give a new meaning to the sounds of silence for wireless devices. Ottawa is considering changing its laws to allow restaurants, theaters, hospitals and churches to …

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  • Most Paraguayan telephony users opt for cellular

    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001
    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001

    BUENOS AIRES, Argentina-With a growth rate above 50 percent during 2001 and a 20-percent penetration, cellular telephony has proven itself as the main communications vehicle in Paraguay. Four operators compete …

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  • Vodafone challenges NTT DoCoMo in home market

    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001
    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001

    TOKYO-Vodafone Group, the largest mobile carrier in the world, announced in May it will acquire British Telecommunications’ (BT) entire stake in Japan Telecom Group (JT) for 652.3 billion yen (US$5.4 …

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  • Mobile video could deliver before 3G networks

    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001
    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001

    BUCHAREST, Romania-Streaming video is a technology that is often mentioned in conjunction with third-generation (3G) networks, but users may see its possibilities sooner than 3G network rollouts. Streaming media is …

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  • Isle of Man offers first European 3G testing ground

    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001
    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001

    DUBLIN, Ireland-During the next few weeks, third-generation (3G) mobile communications will take its first shaky steps in Europe, as the Isle of Man, population 75,000, prepares to become the unlikely …

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  • China Unicom again delays CDMA rollout

    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001
    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001

    BEIJING-Once again there seems to be a significant delay in China Unicom’s rollout of its CDMA network. The much-plagued endeavor was on track just a couple of weeks ago, when …

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  • Siemens fleshes out strategies for U.S. market

    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001
    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001

    DENVER, United States-With its feet in the New York Stock Exchange and an eye toward the future, Siemens has advanced a package of products and strategies to make it a …

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  • Fox leads pack at GSM Association

    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001
    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001

    DENVER, United States-Cooperation and services are two focus areas for the GSM Association during the upcoming year, according to Scott Fox, who assumed the association’s chairmanship 1 May. Cooperation will …

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  • CDMA set to storm Indian wireless market

    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001
    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001

    NEW DELHI, India-The Indian wireless market, so far a preserve of GSM, has been opened to the competing CDMA technology in a big way. CDMA growth is expected to pick …

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  • Soul searching for Britain’s BT

    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001
    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001

    GENEVA-How the mighty have fallen. British Telecommunications (BT), once ranked among the world’s most powerful carriers, is finding itself buckling under a crippling mountain of debt in a climate where …

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  • KT Freetel to offer dual 3G standards

    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001
    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001

    TOKYO-Korea Telecom Freetel, South Korea’s second-largest mobile carrier, launched 1XRTT technology in May, targeting to win 1 million 1X subscribers during the first year. To facilitate more advanced data services, …

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  • W-CDMA delays spark hope for Qualcomm: Company talking to European operators

    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001
    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001

    OXFORD, United Kingdom-The announcement by NTT DoCoMo of a five-month delay to its wideband-CDMA (W-CDMA) launch must have been music to the ears of Irwin Jacobs, the chairman and chief …

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  • Carriers push CDMA in Russia despite warnings

    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001
    by Reily Gregson May 1, 2001

    MOSCOW-CDMA carriers continue to operate in Russia, working to recoup costs and hoping for a possible replacement of Communications Minister Leonid Reiman, who warned last year that the U.S.-developed IS-95 …

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