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Articles tagged with: Qualcomm and WCDMA
Qualcomm to Optimise Indian 3G Network
qualcomm is to work with India's MTNL to optimise its existing 3G (WCDMA) network in Delhi and Mumbai. MTNL will be working with qualcomm's Engineering Services Group (ESG), a part of qualcomm Corporate Engineering Services, a global 3G network consulting service provider. more
Japanese Operators Exceed 100 Million 3G Subscribers
qualcomm says that Japan's mobile operators have exceeded 100 million 3G CDMA subscribers as of April 2009, citing data announced by the Telecommunications Carriers Association in Japan. more
Related Tags: 3g, cdma2000-1x, kddi, emobile.-softbank-mobile.-docomo, emobile, softbank-mobile, cdma2000, hsdpa, Japan
Qualcomm and ST-Ericsson Shine, Even as Wireless Chip Market Tanks
How bad was the fourth quarter of 2008 for the global wireless communications semiconductor industry? So bad that the accumulated 10 percent revenue growth during the first three quarters of 2008 was wiped out by a 23.3 percent decline during the last three months of the year, causing annual growth for wireless semiconductors to go flat with a marginal 0.7 percent increase. more
Related Tags: texas, isuppli, st-ericsson, semiconductor, hspa, ericsson, semiconductors, memory
Qualcomm and Broadcom Wave a Paper and Declare "Peace For Our Time"
The acrimonious patent battle between qualcomm and Broadcom is finally over. The two firms have entered into a settlement and multi-year patent agreement, which will result in the dismissal with prejudice of all litigation between the companies, including all patent infringement claims in the International Trade Commission and U.S. District Court in Santa Ana, as well as the withdrawal by Broadcom of its complaints to the European Commission and the Korea Fair Trade Commission. more
Related Tags: broadcom, td-scdma, cdma, ovi, iden, tim, lte, ict, wimax, european-commission, eu, semiconductor, 3g, compete, patents, 4g, USA
Chinese Handset Production Growth Down to Single Figures
China's CCID Consulting has reported that after a period of rapid growth over the past few years, the Chinese mobile handset chips market experienced a conspicuous decline in 2008. The research firm predicts that the scale of Chinese mobile phone chips market is expected to reach RMB 110 billion (US$16 billion), up by 6%, down to single-digit growth for the first time. more
Related Tags: broadcom, wi-fi, 3g, nokia, mobile-tv, motorola, ict, itu, gps, driving, td-scdma, cdma, memory-chips, memory, gsm, smart, ccid-consulting, mp3, freescale, China
Qualcomm Chips Powering the BlackBerry Storm Smartphone
It isn't a shock that the new BlackBerry Storm smart phone from Research in Motion (RIM) offers features comparable to Apple's iPhone 3G - including the use of a touchscreen - a first for a RIM product. However, the Storm brings some interesting developments on the inside, such as the inclusion of a qualcomm baseband chip, according to a teardown conducted by iSuppli. more
Related Tags: sandisk, iphone, intel, samsung, roaming, apple, isuppli, ict, gps, cdma, verizon, blackberry, rim, blackberry-storm, touchscreen, touchscreens, memory, apple-iphone, smart, andrew, storm
Qualcomm Cancels UMB Development - Focuses on LTE
qualcomm has decided to cancel development of Ultra Mobile Broadband (UMB) products as the company seeks to cut costs in the face of a slow down in demand for mobile phones. The company will now focus on developing Long Term Evolution (LTE) based platforms - which has been backed by the majority of WCDMA based mobile operators as their network upgrade path. more
Related Tags: ericsson, mobile-broadband, cdma, lte, sharp, long-term-evolution
Qualcomm Shows Off Rural Mobile PC Base
qualcomm has launched an alternative PC - which it aims to make available for rural and emerging markets where landline access to the internet is not available. The company says that its Kayak PC alternative fills the niche that exists between desktop PCs, which normally require landlines or separate accessories for connectivity, and Internet-capable wireless devices. more
Related Tags: rural, cdma, landline, cdma2000, wireless-broadband, chipsets, modem
China Should Adopt Technology Neutrality for 3G Services
Talking about the development of 3G services in China, qualcomm's President for Greater China, Frank Meng Pu has said in an interview that there should be scope for additional platforms in the country "based on the principle of technology neutrality" which encourages market competition to drive 3G development. more
Related Tags: m1, base-station, china-unicom, driving, china-mobile, china-telecom, td-scdma, cdma, compete, ev-do, towers, China
Qualcomm and Foxlink Sign 3G CDMA License Agreement
qualcomm and Taiwan based Cheng Uei Precision Industry, (Foxlink) have entered into a module/modem card patent license agreement. Under the terms of the royalty bearing agreement, qualcomm has granted Foxlink a worldwide patent license to develop, manufacture and sell modules and modem cards implementing the CDMA2000(R), WCDMA and/or TD-SCDMA standards. more
Related Tags: td-scdma, xl, cdma, foxlink, displays, modem