ECS EliteGroup demonstrates first dual-mode Mobile WiMAX/EDGE device using Comsys baseband processor

January 6, 2009

ECS EliteGroup Computer Systems and Comsys Communication & Signal Processing Ltd. have announced that Comsys’ ComMAX CM1125 Multimode Mobile WiMAX/EDGE baseband processor will enable ECS EliteGroup’s new line of mobile WiMAX devices.

ECS EliteGroup will be demonstrating a prototype of their S370 Personal Internet Communicator working on both Mobile WiMAX and GSM networks in their suite at the Wynn Hotel in Las Vegas on January 8-11, 2008, to coincide with CES (Consumer Electronics Show).
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Motorola announces mobile WiMAX CPEi 775 with Wi-Fi router for 3.5 GHz

January 6, 2009

Motorola, Inc. today introduced the Motorola wi4 WiMAX CPEi 775, an all-in-one access device that combines a mobile WiMAX 802.16e-2005 modem with an integrated Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g router, VoIP ATA ports for voice calling, and an Ethernet port. The CPEi 775 has a sleek, ultra-thin form factor that can be made available to service providers in a variety of eye-catching colors.

The second generation CPEi 775 follows the award-winning CPEi 850. By incorporating adaptive switching techniques, the CPEi 775 does not need to be rotated for optimal signal strength, allowing easier installation. With some of the most advanced antenna designs available today, the CPEi 775 sets new standards for device transmit power and receive sensitivity — two factors that have a big impact on a network operator’s bottom line, and the number of cells required to provide coverage.
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LG announces wearable 3G touch phone

December 29, 2008

LG Electronics announced it will unveil a wearable ‘3G Touch Watch Phone’ (model: LG-GD910) at the upcoming CES 2009 held in Las Vegas.

Boasting a thickness of 13.9mm, the 3G Touch Watch Phone delivers functions of a cell phone on a small size device like a watch. In particular, it supports 3G HSDPA at speeds to 7.2Mbps as well as video telephony with a built-in camera.
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Next Generation Networks & Basestations USA 2008

November 1, 2008

Next Generation Networks & Basestations USA this year looks at how the Wireless Industry can grow, with new Services and Applications and how they fit in with current and future infrastructure, whilst still ensuring costs are kept low and of course encompassing the buzz of ‘Green Basestations’.

The place to be is Dallas, Texas from 3~5 December 2008 for NGN & Basestations USA.

Las Colinas Marriott, Dallas, Texas

Las Colinas Marriott, Dallas, Texas

Femtocells USA 2008

November 1, 2008

With over 260 high level delegates attending ‘Femtocells USA 2007′, this year’s conference is set to be a key event for this maturing market sector. With many operators completing early trials and commencing tentative deployments, the conference will explore the results in terms of consumer usage trends, technology robustness, QoS issues, practical pricing bundles and of course the ‘killer’ service applications that operators hope will drive widespread adoption.

The site of the event is Dallas, Texas from 1~3 December 2008.

Gordon Mansfield, Director CTO RAN Planning and Strategy - AT&T speaking at Femtocells USA 2007

Gordon Mansfield, Director CTO RAN Planning and Strategy - AT&T speaking at Femtocells USA 2007

6th Time & Synchronisation in Telecoms conference

November 1, 2008

The 6th Time & Synchronisation in Telecoms conference, hosted by the ITSF will again present a unique opportunity to mix with experts in the field from all areas of synchronization - whether you represent a Network Operator, Service Provider, System’s Integrator, Equipment Vendor or Enterprise user this conference provides the knowledge and industry contacts you need. This year’s event will be in Munich, Germany from 4~6 November 2008.

Panasonic VIERA P905i with HSDPA Shown Off at Mobile World Congress

February 19, 2008

by Jeff Orr, Editor
Mobile Broadband News

Panasonic unveiled the model P905i mobile phone based on its LiMO platform during MWC 2008. The device features the company’s VIERA high-definition technology. Supporting the HSDPA network, GPS functionality and a 2,000:1 contrast ratio, the P905i adopts a 5.1M camera and 3.2-inch color screen with 480×854 pixels.
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Envivio-Powered Mobile Kangaroo TV Used in Formula 1, NASCAR, NFL and Golf Events On Display at Mobile World Congress

February 1, 2008

Envivio Inc. will showcase the Kangaroo handheld TV at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain February 11 to 14. Envivio 4Caster MPEG-4 encoders are used by Kangaroo TV to deliver broadcast video feeds at sports events such as Formula 1, NASCAR, NFL and international professional golf tournaments.

Responding to sports fans’ demands for more value at events, Kangaroo TV developed the innovative, compact audio-video entertainment device which provides multiple live video feeds including replays, highlights, and in-car camera views. The wireless handset is part of a unique mobile video application which allows spectators to interact with and access exclusive content such as real-time information and statistics. In essence, Kangaroo TV places each fan in the driver’s seat of their own interactive live-action experience with high quality video delivered to the palm of their hand. With thousands of units available for rent to the public internationally and for purchase in the USA, Kangaroo TV, powered by Envivio, is changing the way people experience live sports.
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Free Live Mobile Cellular Drive Performance Tests Offered at CTIA 2008

January 29, 2008

ZK Celltest, a manufacturer of wireless network drive test solutions, announced that it will be offering free drive tests during CTIA 2008 in the US. Participants will ride in a high-tech van equipped with the latest wireless drive test measurement systems and view, first hand, the simultaneous monitoring of all Las Vegas wireless carriers.

“This is an opportunity for Executives and Engineers to see the power of our latest technology in a real world environment. Our live test drive is more informative than seeing a hyped up demo in a typical trade show exhibit booth. We will be driving around Las Vegas showing people the real thing. They can see for themselves, for example, how EVDO A performs against HSDPA,” says Rich Miletic, CEO of ZK Celltest, Inc.
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LG Tunes CES 2008 Audience into MPH Mobile TV Solution

January 8, 2008

LG Electronics, co-developer of the MPH in-band mobile digital television (DTV) system, previewed a series of products that will support local TV stations’ plans to launch DTV broadcasts for mobile devices in 2009.

At CES 2008, LG Electronics is demonstrating products that incorporate new circuitry for receiving the robust ATSC-compatible MPH (Mobile-Pedestrian-Handheld) signals. Developed by LG Electronics, its U.S. R&D subsidiary Zenith and Harris Corporation, MPH is capable of providing robust over-the-air DTV signals to mobile, pedestrian and handheld devices.
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Motorola Intros Z10 for Mobile Video and Image Capture, Sharing over HSDPA

January 8, 2008

Motorola made it easy to capture, edit and share videos and images directly from the mobile device with the introduction of MOTO Z10 at the 2008 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES).

The new MOTO Z10 is a complete, pocket-sized, mobile film studio. This stylish kick slider makes it easy to capture high-quality video, edit clips, create transitions between scenes and add title slides and a soundtrack. Then, budding filmmakers can upload their creation to share with friends and family through any number of Web sites such as YouTube, Google, Yahoo! and ShoZu.
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LG Demonstrates Dual-Mode GSM/WiMAX Handset at CES 2008

January 7, 2008

by Jeff Orr, Editor
Mobile Broadband News

Ziff-Davis Media’s GearLog snapped a photo from the CES show floor of a handset that supposedly is LG’s entry into the Mobile WiMAX game with Sprint Nextel.

Last August, Sprint Nextel said that LG was working on consumer electronics devices for the Xohm service, but held back any specifics on models, specifications, and timing.
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ZyXEL Shows Off 3G, WiMAX, and VoIP Offerings at CES 2008

January 7, 2008

by Jeff Orr, Editor
Mobile Broadband News

Mobile connectivity is a hot topic at CES 2008. ZyXEL is demonstrating a full line of 3G, WiMAX and VoIP solutions.

The company’s ZyWALL-2WG with 3G cellular connectivity is an ideal secure solution for a variety of mobile applications including Internet access in transit buses and trains. Key features of the ZyWALL-2WG include:

    * WCDMA/HSDPA 3G data card support within a PCMCIA slot
    * Wi-Fi Certified with 802.11 a/b/g running an Atheros chipset
    * ZyNOS ICSA IPSec VPN and Firewall certified
    * High-Availability with Redundant IPSec VPN and Dial Backup
    * Bridge mode fits broadband networking environment
    * Web-based content filtering with Blue Coat service
    * Four LAN/DMZ 10/100 auto MDI/MDIX Ethernet ports
    * 24Mbps throughput with Firewall and VPN FTTH and ADSL2+

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OQO Demos Mobile WiMAX Capabilities on model 02 for Sprint Xohm

January 7, 2008

OQO Inc. unveiled a technology demonstration of the award-winning model 02 computer with integrated 802.16e Mobile WiMAX high-speed wireless data capability at the Sprint Xohm booth at the 2008 International CES in Las Vegas. This demonstration represents the first trial of Xohm-compatible WiMAX capabilities embedded in an ultra mobile PC, and showcases the power of anytime/anywhere access to information, applications, corporate networks and the full PC Internet experience.

As the leader in the ultra mobile PC category, OQO has pioneered the miniaturization of the PC into a sleek, elegant, and ergonomic device small enough to fit in your pocket yet powerful enough to run full multimedia and networked business applications with Windows XP or Vista. With this demonstration of the first ultra mobile PC with embedded Sprint Xohm compatible Mobile WiMAX, OQO is taking the logical next step in leading the development of this product category.
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Skype Broadens Mobile Device Support at CES

January 7, 2008

Skype announced the support for a wide variety of new wireless devices and accessories at CES 2008. By doing so, it is delivering a new mobile Skype experience for consumers and small business users wherever they are.

“Internet access is rapidly spreading beyond just the home or office computer, and a world increasingly blanketed with wireless connections is giving Skype conversations the freedom to travel almost anywhere,” said Gareth O’Loughlin, Skype’s general manager of mobile and hardware devices.

“With the introduction of new mass-market devices at CES that support Skype, millions of people around the world will now be able to leave the desk behind, put Skype in their pocket and take their conversations with them. I think that is immensely liberating.”

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