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Articles tagged with: Telecommunication Systems
Sybase 365 Sued for Infringing Two Messaging Patents
TeleCommunication Systems (TCS) says that it has filed a lawsuit against Sybase 365 over claimed infringements of two patents. One lawsuit alleges infringement of United States Patents Nos. 6,891,811 and 7,355,990 issued in 2005 and 2008, respectively, on technology for permitting two-way communication of short messages between a Short Message Service Center (SMSC) or wireless device and an internet (or HTTP) device or Universal Resource Locator (URL). more
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Rise of Location-Based Wireless Applications Points Way for TCS
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Samsung Confident of Winning More Mobile WiMAX Contracts
Samsung Electronics says that the company expects to provide Mobile WiMAX technologies to Canada and several South American countries following its successful deployment in the United States. more
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Telsasoft Wins Call Detail Monitoring Software Tools
Telsasoft announced that US based Panhandle Telecommunication Systems (PTCI) has deployed its CDMA, EVDO and Call Detail Record performance monitoring tools for their wireless network and has also received an order from Blue Sky Communication of American Samoa for the GSM alarm/fault management and performance monitoring software tools for their wireless operations in their coverage area. more
India's Tata to Launch Qualcomm Based A-GPS Service
India's Tata Teleservices has announced that it will commercially deploy a new location-based service that is the first to use Qualcomm's Assisted GPS (A-GPS) technology in the Indian market. The service leverages Qualcomm's QPoint solution and gpsOne chipset, with hosting services from TeleCommunication Systems (TCS). more
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Danish network orders GPRS kit
Agilent Technologies says that Denmark's TDC Mobile has selected Agilent OSS service assurance solutions to manage its GPRS services. The OSS solutions will enable TDC Mobile to resolve problems faster, increase and document quality of service (QoS), and significantly improve customer service for subscribers and roamers. more
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LocatioNet signs up for location based solution
The mapping software company, LocatioNet has partnered with TeleCommunication Systems (TCS) to enable LocatioNet customers to be able to locate other wireless subscribers using the TCS Xypoint Location Platform solution. The agreement allows for sales and marketing collaboration for global distribution. The innovative technology from both companies offers carriers an easy path to deployment and a solution that can be configured to meet the rapidly changing conditions of the industry. more
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Hutchison closer to control of Israeli subsidiary
Israel's Partner Communications has said that Matav Cable, the holder indirectly of approximately 15.2% of Partner's issued and outstanding share capital, has entered into conditional agreements to sell to a subsidiary of Hutchison Whampoa approximately half of holdings in the company, about 7.7% in total. more
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E911 Phase 2 location service to be tested
The Tennessee Emergency Communications Board is to conduct a Phase II wireless E911 location service trial across multiple Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs) in the USA state. more
Verizon sets up web site for sending SMS's
The USA based network, Verizon Wireless has launched a short text messaging Web site that will enable users to send SMS messages to individuals and groups directly from their PC. Available with all digital phones and calling plans, the web site works with Verizon Wireless' Mobile MessengerSM text messaging service. When sending a message to a wireless phone, vtext.com allows the sender to confirm delivery that the message was received by the phone and provides a date and time stamp. Owners of two way SMS handsets will be able to send replies back to the PC of the originator. more
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