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Articles tagged with: Kddi and Nec
KDDI Awards LTE Contracts to Motorola and NEC
Japanese mobile network operator, kddi has awarded LTE deployment contracts to both Motorola and NEC. Motorola is to provide network infrastructure, including RAN/base stations, while NEC will be providing base stations. more
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54 Million Private Branded Handsets Will Be Shipped in 2006
Some 54 million private operator-branded handsets - cellular phones manufactured for a mobile operator and bearing its logo only - will be shipped worldwide by the end of 2006, representing more than 5% of total handset shipments. Their sale to subscribers will generate US$8.7 billion for the operators, according to a new study from ABI Research. more
Related Tags: docomo, htc, sanyo
Nokia Drops Plans To Develop Fuel-Cell Battery Handsets
LONDON (Dow Jones)--Nokia Corp. (NOK) has dropped plans to develop mobile phones powered by fuel cell technology for at least the next few years, a Nokia spokesman told Dow Jones Newswires Thursday. more
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World's Telecom Cos Developing Advanced Mobile Standard
TOKYO (AP)--About 26 wireless carriers and telecom equipment makers have agreed to develop an advanced mobile phone standard that will enable users to send and receive high-resolution video instantly, an official said Tuesday. more
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INTERVIEW: Vodafone Japan 3Q Performance Below Forecast
TOKYO -(Dow Jones)- The financial performance of Vodafone K.K. (9434.TO) is below expectations so far this quarter, and new handsets will be key to the company meeting its full-year forecasts, the new chief executive of Vodafone Group Plc's (VOD) Japanese unit said Wednesday. more
J-Phone cuts the cost of its 3G rollout
The Wall Street Journal has reported that Japan's J-Phone has ordered a series of micro base stations that will be added to their existing infrastructure to expand its 3G rollout. J-Phone President Darryl Green told the newspaper that these micro base stations will cost just a tenth of the cost of a full scale 3G base station. The new kit has been ordered from Nokia and NEC, and there are reportedly plans to order equipment from Ericsson in the future. more
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