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Articles tagged with: Telcel
Intec Wins Venezuelan Interconnection Services Contract
Intec, a global provider of business and operations support systems (BSS/OSS), has signed a contract with Venezuelan GSM operator, Corporación Digitel, for its Intec Interconnect solution suite. The solution includes interconnect billing, automated reconciliation and duplicate record detection, and is currently being installed. more
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Ericsson to supply nationwide managed services for Telcel in Mexico
Ericsson has been selected by telcel - Mexico's leading operator and a subsidiary of América Móvil - to provide field maintenance activities for more than 3,800 additional sites for telcel's GSM, TDMA and transmission networks. more
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America Movil's 1Q Net Falls 5.5% to MXN13.8 Billion
MEXICO CITY -(Dow Jones)- Mexico's America Movil, Latin America's largest mobile operator, said Thursday its first-quarter net profit fell 5.5% due to higher financing costs and spending on third-generation wireless networks. more
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GSM Family Subscriptions Reach 3 Billion Worldwide
The trade body, 3G Americas has announced that the world now has 3 billion mobile phone users based on the GSM family (inc UMTS), based upon research and projections by Informa Telecoms and Media. Today, 88% of the world's 3.5 billion mobile wireless subscriptions are to the GSM family of technologies. more
Related Tags: mts, hspa, landline, 3g-americas, rogers, hsdpa
Who are the 20 Largest Operators in the Americas?
At the end of the September quarter, the ten largest networks in the Caribbean and Latin America region all had a minimum of 10 million customers. This remains the case in the current quarter, with those same ten and only those ten having passed this mark. In fact, the status quo is essentially undisturbed, with each of the ten remaining in the same place as they were three months earlier. In the light of this, we have decided to deviate slightly from our normal practice and to display the leading CALA operators together with their North American counterparts. more
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Mexico's Telecom Regulator to Sell Wireless Licenses in 2Q
MEXICO CITY -(Dow Jones)- The Mexican government has authorized telecommunications regulator Cofetel to sell wireless licenses starting in the second quarter as part of a larger spectrum auction program aimed at boosting competition in the sector, officials said Monday. more
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Telcel Reportedly Gets the iPhone for Mexico
Mexican media has reported that Apple has inked a deal with local operator, telcel to launch the iPhone in the country this coming June. Apple is also expected to launch the handset into several other Latin American countries, although the details have not been finalised yet. more
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Mexico's America Movil Launches 3G Broadband Network
MEXICO CITY -(Dow Jones)- Mexico's largest wireless provider America Movil launched its new third-generation broadband wireless network Monday in 15 cities, with expectations that the service will become profitable by the end of the year. more
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Ericsson Wins Mexican 3G Contract
Ericsson has been selected by Mexico based telcel, a subsidiary of América Móvil - to provide a 3G network covering the major cities, including Mexico City and Monterrey. Under the agreement, Ericsson will supply a complete 3G network, including base stations, network controllers and extensive software functionality, to upgrade part of telcel's existing GSM/GPRS/EDGE network. more
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Mexico's Telcel Launches HSDPA Coverage
Mexico's telcel has announced the commercial launch of its HSDPA service - initially in four cities - with plans to expand service to nine additional cities, for a total of thirteen cities covered in this first phase of HSDPA deployment. With the launch of 3G services in Mexico by telcel, its parent company, América Móvil, has now completed eight commercial UMTS/HSDPA 3G networks in Latin America, operated by Argentina CTI, Brazil Claro, Chile Claro, Colombia Comcel, El Salvador Claro, Uruguay CTI and Paraguay CTI. more
Related Tags: mts, hsupa, hspa, umts, Mexico