MobilenniuM Express
3G Industry news from the UMTS Forum
17 August 2007
In the first of its kind in Australia, 3 has been trialling new mobile TV technology with Ericsson which could see an expanded, higher quality mobile TV service on 3. The new technology is called MBMS - Multimedia Broadcast Multicast Service - which works on 3G networks.
Option
HSUPA Data Card the World's First HSUPA Device to Win FCC Approval
Option N.V., the wireless technology company, today announced that it
has marked a major milestone with the United States Federal Communications
Commission's (FCC) final approval of the first High Speed Uplink Packet
Access (HSUPA) data card: the GlobeTrotter EXPRESS HSUPA.
Ericsson has been chosen by Finnish operator Elisa to deliver WCDMA/HSPA network equipment, taking the longstanding relationship between the two companies to a new level. The expansion will virtually double the coverage and capacity of Elisa's existing WCDMA/HSPA network.
Football fans are delighted by Vodafone's decision to continue broadcasting all 612 first and second Bundesliga matches live and in full length in the 2007/2008 season for customers with 3G mobile phones.
Etisalat has launched today the latest mobile Data USB Modem, available for the first time in the country. Laptop users on the move now have the option of connecting to the Internet in 97% of the populated areas in the UAE.
Motorola, Inc.'s much-anticipated MOTORAZR2 is ready for its North American debut. Today, major U.S wireless carriers began announcing pricing and availability dates for the blade-thin device.
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