Thursday, October 13, 2005
Nokia BlackBerry killers hit the streets | The Register
Nokia has launched three new mobile phones designed to please both the IT department and the business and mobile email user
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TelecomView is tracking the market for technology and services that use broadband wireless in fixed and mobile applications. What is happening in the market? Which standards will succeed and why? How will WiMAX, WCDMA, LTE and CDMA compete with or complement each other? How will operators use the various broadband mobile wireless technologies to compete?
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- 3G market passes 400,000 mark
- WiMax Watchers Admit it's Unfit for Mainstream
- WiMAX World draws range of products, announcements
- Motorola and Intel Team to Promote Adoption of Mob...
- Mobile operators pushing ahead with IMS (IP Multim...
- AT&T lifts kimono on WiMAX trials | The Register
- Motorola Demonstrates Power of IMS to Deliver Conv...
- “Internet 4G,” the first UMTS in the Czech Republic
- Motorola Spearheads WiMAX Adoption in Asia Pacific
- Anatel announces WiMAX rules, launches licence tender
- Siemens in Slovakia
- WiMax is hype, says Nokia -
- Siemens WiMAX Update
- Ericsson and Rogers Communications Inc. to Trial 3...
- 3G Global Operations Surpass 10 Million Customers
- Transtelecom and Cablenet win Bulgarian WiMAX lice...
- Eleven Italian WiMAX trials use Alvarion BreezeMAX...
- Alcatel ready for WiMAX trial: CommsUpdate : TeleG...
- Nokia BlackBerry killers hit the streets | The Reg...
- Intel leads 400Mbps wireless charge - ZDNet UK News
- 100 people to trial WiMAX for BT
- Unwired launches in Sydney
- iBurst wireless broadband about to go live in Sydney
- Telcos consider 3G wireless for last mile broadband
- WiMAX Companies Like Airspan, On Their Marks, Read...
- Navini Trials Pre-WiMAX With BT in the UK
- Nokia VoWLAN phones coming soon
- Tight squeeze for mobile TV | Tech News on ZDNet
- Strix Talks WiMax Mesh Future
- BT unveils 3G Wi-Fi combo
- MARCONI ANNOUNCES ITS IMS STRATEGY TO ENABLE CONVE...
- US rollout of WiMax technology looms
- Telabria to Launch Broadband Network in UK
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