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SAMSUNG PARTNERS TO DELIVER PHONES

NEW YORK-Samsung Telecommunications America Inc. and Ameritech Corp. expect to announce by early next month a partnership to deliver dual-mode Code Division Multiple Access/Analog Mobile Phone Service phones.The handsets will be sold to Ameritech customers in a few major Midwestern cities, according to a...

SAMSUNG TO EQUIP U.K. SATELLITE FIRM

SEOUL, Korea-Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. announced it signed a contract with Intermediate Circular Orbit Global Communications of the United Kingdom to supply 2 million Global Mobile Personal Communications by Satellite terminals.Under the terms of the contract, Samsung will be ICO's exclusive supplier of Code...

SOUTH KOREAN WIRELESS MARKET CHALLENGED TO MEET HIGH DEMAND

SEOUL-In a city where a mobile phone is as common as kimchi and coffee shops must provide a landline phone at every table in order to draw in customers, Seoul, one of the largest cities in the world, seems to be a wireless carrier's...

ARGENTINA RACE FOR PCS CONTINUES CURIOUS COURSE

The contentious and controversial tender for a pair of much-wanted personal communications services licenses in Argentina became even more rowdy last week when two companies with strong ties to the country's current telecom providers entered the fray.The new bidders for the dual 1800 MHz...

SAMSUNG SUPPORTS CDMA 3G STANDARD

Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. announced it will join with Lucent Technologies Inc., Motorola Inc., Northern Telecom Inc. and Qualcomm Inc. to speed up the development of Wideband cdmaOne Third Generation standardization.The company's Code Division Multiple Access based products and systems was a factor in...

HANDSET MANUFACTURERS LIKELY TO SEE ROBUST SHORT-TERM GROWTH: MOTOROLA, NOKIA AND ERICSSON TO RETAIN RESPECTIVE FIRST, SECOND, THIRD, STATUS THROUGH 1999

NEW YORK-Established and new entrants to the wireless handset manufacturing sector are sitting pretty on the crest of a wave of growing worldwide demand, said participants in the NatWest Securities Corp. "Global Mobile Handset Conference."Handset sales could reach 250 million units in 2000 compared...

AT&T PITCHES POCKETNET TO THE CONSUMER CROWD

NEW YORK-Expanding an offering available to corporate customers for the last year, AT&T Wireless Services Inc. last week introduced its PocketNet service, which allows Internet access from analog cellular phones, to retail customers.The service, with an air link secured by encryption and authentication, costs...

LOTS OF MILEAGE LEFT FOR PAGING INDUSTRY

NEW YORK-Borrowing a tag line from a recently released report of the Paging Leadership Association, industry representatives and analysts say there is "no grim reaper for the beeper."The association, comprised of the 13 companies that represent 73 percent of the United States paging market,...

NEC CUTS PAGING SALES STAFF, WON’T REVEAL NUMBERS

NEC Corp.'s Wireless Message Terminals division recently reduced its sales staff, an action the company and some carriers say reflects the paging industry's changing structure."We're changing internally to better address the way the market is changing," said Beth Anderson, manager of marketing communications for...

NEXT-GENERATION CDMA TOASTED IN SINGAPORE

SINGAPORE-An air of triumph permeated last week's second annual CDMA World Congress as the supporters of Code Division Multiple Access celebrated the past year's network launches, announced a unified branding plan and prepared to enter the next millennium with a platform for advanced wireless...

AMERICAN PAGING HALTS NPCS SPENDING, RUMORS OF SALE PERSIST

After experiencing continual poor financial results, American Paging Inc. announced last month it would halt spending on narrowband personal communications services development to fix its core business. The company also may stop contributing financially to American Messaging Systems Inc., a joint venture between the...

STILL DECRYING IS-95 STANDARD, ERICSSON SEEKS W-CDMA MARKET

Swedish telecommunications giant L.M. Ericsson is promoting the application of wideband Code Division Multiple Access technology, and recently announced a partnership with Nippon Telephone and Telegraph Corp. of Japan to develop commercial uses for W-CDMA.The announcement has raised a few eyebrows for a number...

DEREGULATION PRESENTS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SK TELECOM

NEW YORK-South Korea's telecommunications marketplace is in the throes of a gradual but deliberate deregulation that is presenting opportunities and challenges for SK Telecom Co. Ltd., the largest wireless carrier."Korea will be almost wide open with free competition, but Korea is different from the...

NEW PAGING GADGETS MAKE APPEARANCE ON MESSAGING SCENE

During the last year, industry has unveiled a host of new gadgets for advanced alphanumeric paging, voice paging and messaging services.SkyTel Corp. currently is marketing its SkyWriter two-way service using the AccessLink pager by Wireless Access Inc. of Santa Clara, Calif. The carrier no...

INDUSTRY LEVERAGES INTERNET PROTO COLS TO GIVE MOBILE DATA A BOOST: CDPD NETWORKS EXPAND COVERAGE AREAS

More than a year after the Internet burst into the wireless space, the big story in mobile data continues to be how the industry is responding to this communications phenomenon.While circuit-switched cellular still is the standard for wireless data connectivity-offering near-universal access for dial-up...

BLOOMBERG NEWS SERVICE AVAILABLE ON POCKETNET

AT&T Wireless Services Inc. and Bloomberg Financial Markets announced they will begin offering financial news and market updates to users of AT&T's PocketNet phone this summer.Information available from Bloomberg will include daily financial, general and company news and market index performance including percentage change,...

SAMSUNG TO MERGE WITH AST RESEARCH

IRVINE, Calif.-AST Research Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. of Seoul, South Korea, announced they have signed a definitive merger agreement under which Samsung will acquire all of AST's outstanding shares not currently owned by Samsung or its affiliates at a price of $5.40...

ITU FORMS MOU FOR SATELLITES

NEW YORK-Some 32 nations, companies and professional organizations have become initial signatories of an agreement to facilitate deployment of new global satellite systems by joining the International Telecommunication Union Memorandum of Understanding on Global Mobile Personal Communications by Satellite.Earlier this month, the signatories met...

NEXUS TO DEPLOY TWO-WAY IN SE ASIA

TEL AVIV, Israel-Nexus Telecommunications Systems Ltd. said it will deploy a two-way paging system for an undisclosed operator in Southeast Asia. The company values the initial contract, which includes infrastructure and commissioning, at $2 million."The Southeast Asia market is known for its early adaptation...

INTERDIGITAL AND ITS PARTNERS DISPLAY B-CDMA FOR LOCAL LOOP

HANNOVER, Germany-InterDigital Communications Corp. and its two manufacturing partners say their B-CDMA wireless local loop equipment will be commercially available during the first half of 1998.InterDigital is in an alliance with Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. and Siemens AG to create "the world's first" broadband...

LINK READY TO LAUNCH SYDNEY NETWORK

Link Telecommunications of Australia is gearing up to launch a two-way messaging network in Sydney, using technology supplied by Nexus Telecommunications Ltd. of Israel.The system trials began in the third quarter of last year and are expected to culminate by the end of this...

AMS JOINS TWO-WAY MARKET WITH HIGH CAPACITY FLEX ALTERNATIVE

American Messaging Systems Inc. is entering the two-way market with an alternative to ReFLEX that provides high system capacity, quick time to market and helps carriers cut costs, said the company.AMS is an equal joint venture of Minneapolis-based American Paging and Nexus Telecommunications Systems...

SAMSUNG’S SHANGHAI SYSTEM COMPLETED AND READY FOR USE

SEOUL, South Korea-Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. said it has completed construction of a $1 million paging system in Shanghai, China, that can handle 1.2 million subscribers.The company said it delivered the turnkey project to Shanghai Guomai Communications Co. Ltd. The project began in October.China...

OKI WILL CONCENTRATE ON PRODUCING CDMA PHONES

Oki Telecom Inc. says it expects to be first to market with a tri-mode wireless phone based on Code Division Multiple Access technology, a move in line with the company's selection of CDMA as its product niche for the U.S. market.The year 1996 has...