Phone Networks in Mexico |
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Latest Telecoms News from Mexico |
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Iusacell Selects Level 3 for IP Traffic to the USA Mexico's Grupo Iusacell has contracted with Level 3 Communications to provide high-speed Internet Protocol (IP) services. ...Mexican state bans cops from carrying cell phones First local police in Monterrey lost their assault rifles after an armed confrontation with federal agents while protesting the arrest of cops for alleged gang ties. Now officers in Mexico's third-largest city will be stripped of cell phones....Mobile VoIP to Generate Revenues of over US$8 billion in Latin America by 2014 A report from Signals Telecom Consulting indicates that Brazil will continue to lead the VoIP market in Latin America, and will account for over 38% of total revenue for the region by 2014, driven by the adoption of wireless technologies,...Mexico Radio Spectrum Auction Could Raise $1.5 Billion Mexico's government could look forward to charging US$1.5 billion for wireless radio spectrum which is due to be auctioned off later this year....3G Networks Drive Fixed/Mobile Service Offer in Latin America Convergent Fixed-Mobile service offer is still embryonic in Latin America, with Brazil as the market providing the greatest range of such services, reports Signals Telecom Consulting....LG to Close Mexican Handset Factory South Korea's LG Electronics is to close a handset factory in Mexico and shift production to an existing facility in Brazil, affecting around 200 employees....America Movil Profits Up on Lower Costs - Secures Chinese Bank Loan America Movil has announced that during the first quarter of 2009 it added 3.9 million subscribers - taking the firms total base across Latin America to 186.6 million. ...NII Holdings Q1 Results - P&L belies underlying strength NII Holdings, the iDEN operator with subsidiaries in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Mexico and Peru has reported Q1 numbers. These show a 3% year-on-year drop in revenues to $961m and a 14% decline in EBITDA, to $245m....Mexico's Grupo Iusacell Losses Deepen on Currency Depreciation Mexico based mobile network operator, Grupo Iusacell has reported that its first quarter revenues rose slightly to US$207 million, compared to US$200 million in the same period in 2008....The Mexican mobile market finished the year on 77.93m customers with a below-par performance for customer growth in Q4 2008. In fact, the quarterly increase of 2.24m was the smallest gain since Q2 06 and the smallest fourth-quarter gain in five years.... |