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Articles tagged with: Kddi and Kyocera
Mobile WiMAX Network Soft-Launched in Tokyo
Japan's UQ Communications has announced that it will launch a Mobile WiMAX network covering Tokyo (all 23 wards), Yokohama, and Kawasaki by the end of this month. The service will be sold under the UQ WiMAX brand name. more
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Kyocera: To Exchange Batteries Used in KDDI Mobile Phones
TOKYO -(Dow Jones)- Kyocera Corp. Monday reiterated that it is recalling for exchange some batteries used in kddi and Okinawa Cellular Telephone mobile phone handsets. more
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Japan's KDDI Apr-Jun Group Net Profit Y52.6 Billion Vs Y51.7 Billion
TOKYO -(Dow Jones)- kddi Corp. (9433.TO) said Monday its group net profit for the April-June quarter rose 1.8% to Y52.59 billion from Y51.66 billion in the same period a year ago due to continued strength of its cellular operations and smaller non-operating costs. more
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Willcom Mulls Bidding For 2.0 GHz Band For High-Speed PHS
TOKYO -(Dow Jones)- Willcom Inc. said Tuesday it is considering bidding for use of a 2.0 gigahertz frequency band to launch its next-generation, high-speed personal handyphone system, or PHS, services. more
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NTT DoCoMo Considering Pulling Out Of PHS Operations - Source
TOKYO -(Dow Jones)- NTT DoCoMo Inc. (9437.TO) is considering withdrawing from its unprofitable personal handyphone system business, a source familiar with the matter said Thursday. more
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Qualcomm sets up Brazilian venture to promote its BREW platform
Qualcomm and the cellular operators that form the joint venture between Portugal Telecom and Telefonica Moviles in Brazil have signed an agreement for the commercial launch of wireless application services powered by Qualcomm's BREW solution. The joint venture plans to roll out applications and services based on the Binary Runtime Environment for Wireless (BREW) platform on its high-speed data network in March. more
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ArrayComm kit used in Japanese high speed network
ArrayComm's IntelliCell technology is playing a critical role in the new 128 kbps data service that Japan's kddi launched yesterday on its PHS network. By leveraging IntelliCell technology, currently deployed in Kyocera Corp.'s base stations, DDI-Pocket's three million subscribers can access the Internet from handheld cellular phones or PCMCIA cards at data speeds up to 128 kbps. DDI-Pocket can now offer data rates close to the 144-kbps and up. more
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