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MOTOROLA CONTRACTS FLEX FOR TWO CLIENTS IN CHINA

HONG KONG-Two Chinese paging operators have chosen Motorola Inc. to provide a paging network using the Illinois-based company's high-speed FLEX paging protocol.Chinese paging provider Beijing First Star has selected FLEX for its nationwide paging network. When fully installed at the end of the year,...

CELCORE FOCUS ON ARCHITECTURE DISTINGUISHES IT FROM THE PACK

Riding the "third wave" of the cellular industry, Memphis, Tenn.-based Cellcore is gaining ground as a wireless supplier, focusing on three key areas: cellular and personal communications services networks, microcellular networks and integrated communications offerings.Distributed network architecture distinguishes Celcore's cellular system design from traditional cellular...

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Tonawanda, N.Y.-based Sinclabs, a division of Sinclair Technologies, announced its Excelsior antenna line, which consists of low band, 1/4 wave, 220 MHz, wideband UHF/VHF, cellular trunking, no ground plane and true 2dB wide band antennas. The Excelsior SVB1482 antenna is a wideband mobile antenna...

AT&T, MOTOROLA SHARE CONTRACT FOR PRIMECO’S $1 BILLION SYSTEM

PCS PrimeCo L.P. has chosen AT&T Network Systems Inc. and Motorola Inc. to be equipment manufacturers for its nationwide personal communications services network.AT&T and Motorola will split the contract equally, with Motorola primarily supplying radio transmitters and receivers. The total contract is valued at...

MOTOROLA SNAGS CONTRACT TO INSTALL NAMPS SYSTEM FROM PILIPINO TELEPHONE

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill.-Pilipino Telephone Corp. awarded Motorola Inc.'s International Cellular Infrastructure Division a $270 million contract to expand and enhance its Mobiline cellular phone system, said Motorola.The initial phase of the multi-year contract will replace metropolitan Manila's current Advanced Mobile Phone System and U.S....

SKYTEL LAUNCHES SERVICE IN MARKETS ACROSS U.S.

True to its claim that it would launch two-way paging by mid-year, SkyTel Corp. is turning on commercial service Sept. 19 in 30 to 50 markets throughout the country.With this launch, SkyTel will be the first paging operator to commercially offer two-way paging. SkyTel...

PRONET LOSS IS ATTRIBUTED TO DEPRECIATION EXPENSES

PLANO, Texas-ProNet Inc. said depreciation and amortization expenses associated with eight acquisitions since last March are related to its net loss of $335,000, or 5 cents per share, for the six month period ended June 30. The company's net income for the comparable period...

CYCOMM SELLING AIRTOUCH UPGRADED SECURITY SYSTEM

MCLEAN, Va.-Cycomm International Inc. will sell its Series 300 cellular security products to AirTouch Cellular Communications Inc. to upgrade AirTouch's Privacy Plus service in the greater Los Angeles area.The new series will upgrade the Series 100, which AirTouch has used since 1994. The products...

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Beijing Nokia Mobile Telecommunications Ltd. has received a contract from the Zhejiang Post and Telecommunications Administration to supply a digital cellular network to the Zhejiang province of the People's Republic of China. The contract is valued at more than $20 million. The Global System...

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Leon Hensen has been named senior vice president and general manager of Palmer Wireless Inc. of Fort Myers, Fla. Hensen will be responsible for the overall operation of the company. Hensen joined Palmer Communications Inc., the former parent company of Palmer Wireless, in 1987....

BAM-NYNEX VENTURE TESTS MOTOROLA WIRELESS SYSTEM WITH COMPANY EMPLOYEES

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill.-Bell Atlantic Nynex Mobile is using the INReach wireless, in-building communications system developed by Motorola Inc. in its Wallingford, Conn., office.INReach is an interior wireless solution that connects digitally with private branch exchange or Centrex systems. The system uses a base station...

EUROPEAN COMMISSION TO STUDY EFFECTS OF MSS ON COMPETITION

BRUSSELS-The European Commission is investigating three consortia building mobile satellite systems to guage the effect those global systems will have on future competition in European Union nations.Globalstar L.P., Iridium Inc. and Inmarsat-P have been asked by Karel Van Miert, EC commissioner in charge of...

AUSTRIA’S SECOND GSM PROVIDER IS LIKELY TO PAY $98M FOR PERMIT

In concert with the European Union's directive to liberalize the telecommunications market in Europe, Austria plans to permit a second, privately owned mobile phone license by the end of the year.Austria's Ministry for Public Economy and Transport recently issued a tender for a Global...

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M.W.M. announced the Wave Shadow 1000, a product that automatically mutes or shuts down any vehicle radio when a portable or fixed cellular phone rings, or when outgoing calls are placed. The units require no physical connection to the cellular phone, according to the...

U.S. FIRMS MAKE PLANS TO COLLAR POLAND’S GSM CELLULAR PERMITS

Final tender documents for two Global System for Mobile communications licenses in Poland will be available next month, and several U.S. firms intend to figure prominently in the deal.Bids will be accepted until the end of October. Both licenses should be awarded by the...

PAGING PLAYERS EXPLORE OPTIONS, BETA TEST TECHNOLOGY FOR ROLLOUT

It appears the next wave of paging is as diverse as its players. While SkyTel Corp. is only a short time away from launching its network, other large players systematically continue researching messaging technologies. Motorola Inc. has penetrated the new two-way market with its...

CELLSTAR SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH INDIAN CELLULAR FIRM TO SELL SERVICE IN CALCUTTA

DALLAS-CellStar Corp. has signed an agreement with Usha Martin Telekom Ltd. that will allow a CellStar joint venture company to sell cellular phone service in Calcutta, India. Usha Martin holds a Global System for Mobile communications cellular license for the area.The joint venture, HCL...

AUSTRALIA’S STANILITE IS TARGETING SMALL MUNICIPALITIES FOR WIRELESS

An 18-year-old Australian emergency lighting systems manufacturer plans to beam into the global, wireless communications marketplace with products company leaders say are ideal for serving low- to medium-density populations.Sydney-based Stanilite Pacific Ltd. will focus on building wireless systems for small municipalities, said Thomas Morrow,...

MAP MOBILE IMPLEMENTS MOTOROLA FLEX PROTOCOL

CHESAPEAKE, Va.-MAP Mobile Communications Inc. said it deployed the FLEX high-speed paging protocol from Motorola Inc.'s Paging Products Group on its nationwide alphanumeric paging network."The rapid growth of our alphanumeric subscriber base resulted in a need for a powerful paging protocol," said Garry Morrison,...

CONSORTIA PLACE BIDS IN IRELAND FOR COUNTRY’S SECOND NETWORK

Six consortia met the August deadline to apply for Ireland's second mobile phone license, which could be awarded by the Irish Department of Transport, Energy and Communications by the end of the year.Scattered among the groups hoping to capture the 15-year license to operate...

CUSTOMERS WILL BEAR THE BURDEN OF PCS INTEROPERABILITY PROBLEM

Launching personal communications services with a multitude of standards may be the way for industry to sort out the benefits of each technology, but it could set consumers up for chaos and confusion, said longtime wireless architect Jesse Russell.The AT&T Bell Laboratories engineer is...

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Korea Electric Power Corp. added eight sites to the existing four sites of its L.M. Ericsson Ltd. trunked system, which uses Enhanced Digital Access Communications System technology. Korea Electric hopes to expand the system by the end of the year to cover all of...

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AT&T Corp. and Saudi Arabian company A.S. Bugshan & Bros. won a contract to expand the Global System for Mobile communications cellular network of the Saudi Ministry of Post, Telegraph and Telephone. An additional 300,000 subscribers can be added. The expansion will cover 16...

OPEN NETWORK STANDARD MEETS TIA REQUIREMENTS FOR MOBILE SWITCH CENTER

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill.-Interim Standard-634, an open network interface standard, has been approved by the engineering committee of the Telecommunications Industry Association. The standard provides an open interface between the mobile switching center and the radio base station subsystem in a cellular network.It is the...