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Articles tagged with: Nextwave Wireless
DoCoMo Buys Stake in Mobile Video Vendor
Japan's NTT DoCoMo has acquired a 35-percent stake in US based PacketVideo for US$45.5 million. The company, a subsidiary of NextWave Wireless is a developer of mobile video services. To date, PacketVideo's popular CORE multimedia player, pvPlayer, has been installed in more than 90 DoCoMo handset models. more
Related Tags: docomo, packetvideo, partner, mobile-video, Japan
IPWireless Sold to its Management
IPWireless was been sold to its management by its parent company, NextWave Wireless and secured long term financing with a significant (if unnamed) strategic partner. IPWireless was founded in 1999 and was acquired in May, 2007 by NextWave Wireless and became part of the NextWave Network Products division. In an announcement on December 26, 2008 NextWave disclosed that it had sold 75 percent of IPWireless to IPW Holdings, an entity formed by the senior IPWireless management team. more
Related Tags: orange, t-mobile, base-station, vodafone, mobile-broadband, telefonica, new-york-city, 3gpp, base-stations, ipwireless, california, new-york
UK Operators Sharing 3G Spectrum for Mobile TV Trials
Orange and T-Mobile UK have announced they intend to jointly pilot a new mobile TV and multimedia broadcast service in London using NextWave Wireless' 3G MBMS based TDtv solution. The pilot, scheduled for the second half of 2008, is designed to demonstrate how the cost of providing mobile TV services can be significantly reduced when mobile operators share widely-available unpaired 3G spectrum and a standards-based TDtv broadcast network. more
Related Tags: orange, asia-pacific, mobile-tv, wcdma, 3g-license, mts, t-mobile-uk, palm, 3gpp, london, packetvideo, 3g-licenses, umts, chipset, tdd, UK
NextWave posts US$108mn loss in Q3
US WiMax equipment and solutions provider NextWave Wireless posted a net loss of US$108mn in the third quarter of 2007 compared to a net loss of US$31.8mn in the year-ago period. more
Related Tags: semiconductor, ipwireless
$1bn of Wireless Investments into South West of England
Investment in wireless communications technology companies in the South West of England cluster will reach $1billion by the end of this year, according to Silicon South West, the industry network for semiconductor, wireless, and microelectronics companies in the region. more
Wireless Cos Fight For Flexible Mobile TV Standards In EU
BRUSSELS -(Dow Jones)- Wireless industry leaders Tuesday urged the European Commission to permit competing technologies in the emerging mobile television industry rather than forcing a single technological standard. more
Related Tags: mobile-tv, european-commission, viviane-reding, alcatel