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Articles tagged with: One Network
TeliaSonera To Charge Competitors 40% Interconnect Fee
STOCKHOLM -(Dow Jones)- Swedish mobile-phone operator TeliaSonera plans to charge competitors Telefonica, France Telecom and Vodafone, a 40% premium on interconnect fees, as it won't initially have significant market-power status, Kenneth Karlberg, head of TeliaSonera Denmark, Norway, Baltics and Spain said Friday. more
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Cingular COO Sees More Savings From Network Integration
NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- Cingular Wireless should see additional savings from the recently completed integration of the AT&T Wireless network, said Chief Operating Officer Ralph de la Vega. more
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Three African Nations Abolish Roaming Charges
Celtel International, the pan-African mobile group, has announced the launch of One Network, the first ever borderless mobile network in the world between multiple countries. This allows customers to move freely across geographic borders without roaming call surcharges and without having to pay to receive incoming calls. more
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Movistar unit to present defence against US$260mn damages claim
Mobile operator Movistar Chile will present before Friday, September 1, its defence against a lawsuit brought by local deputies requesting the company pay US$260mn in damages for alleged failure in service, newspaper Diario Financiero reported. more
Over 100 Million Cellular / VoWi-Fi Phones in 2010 - report
According to a new study from ABI Research, annual global sales of "dual-mode" mobile phones -- which can connect to either a conventional cellular service or a Wi-Fi network -- are likely to exceed 100 million during the final year of this decade. more
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Cape Town awards 3 year cellphone contract
South Africa's Cell C has been awarded an exclusive contract to supply and deliver cellular products and services to the City of Cape Town until 2007. Commencing this month, the company will supply up to 3,700 cellular postpaid contracts. The City of Cape Town was looking to consolidate its cellular business with one network with a focus on increasing value for money and providing more tariff choices for the wide variety of users in its employ. more
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Vodafone UK has been reprimanded over an advertising campaign claiming that their network was the best in the UK. Orange had objected to a national press advertisement for a mobile phone operator, and complained to the Advertising Standards Authority which looks after print advertising. more
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Ericsson picks up Taiwanese 3G contract
Taiwan operator Far EasTone Telecommunications and its subsidiary Yuen-Ze have selected Ericsson to continue as sole supplier for its 3G network. In this 3G expansion contract, Ericsson is delivering a fully integrated GSM-GPRS-WCDMA solution that ensures all Far EasTone's customers a seamless evolution from 2G to 3G. more
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Rural operator orders BREW applications
Western Wireless, operator of the rural network operator, Cellular One has signed an agreement with Qualcomm which will enable the wireless carrier to provide BREW based products and services to its subscribers. more
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25 million cellular-WLAN devices by 2006
A new report from research firm Disruptive Analysis predicts that there could be as many as 25m "multimode" wireless devices worldwide by the end of 2006, mostly laptops, PDAs and mobile phones. These devices will be able to hop between cellular and WLAN networks. more
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