By Editor on February 15, 2010 · Leave a Comment
www.WirelessFederation.com/news: Wave, the first phone running Samsung’s new operating system called bada has been launched by the company just a day before Mobile World Congress officially kicked off. The function was a gala event with giant video screens, crashing waves and over-sized images of jellyfish, dancers keeping rhythm to loud techno music and a trapeze artist hanging from the ceiling.
According to President of Samsung’s mobile communications division JK Shin, the company is committed to bringing the smartphone era to everyone, and making it a true democracy for billions of people on all continents in all corners of the world, this is Samsung’s vision to advance the democratization of the smartphone era, regardless of cost, or lifestyle or geographic location.
The bada smartphone OS is expected to change the concept that most of Samsung’s handsets are feature phones, which run on the company’s proprietary OS.
By Editor on February 15, 2010 · Leave a Comment
www.WirelessFederation.com/news: A joint press conference will be held by Verizon Wireless and Skype at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
It has been said that the companies will announce that Skype will be able to function on all Verizon smartphones over its 3G network, the way rival AT&T has recently allowed Skype to function over 3G for Apple’s iPhone.
A few years earlier, wireless carriers hated VoIP companies like Skype because VoIP was believed to threaten phone companies’ core businesses by moving more phone calls especially international long-distance to the Internet.
Filed under Mobile ·
Tagged with VoIP, 3G, Apple, ARTP, Barcelona, Europe, iPhone, Mobile World Congress, Skype, Spain, Verizon Wireless
By Editor on February 11, 2010 · Leave a Comment
www.WirelessFederation.com/news: The Mobile World Congress 2010 (MWC) is knocking at the door and rumor mills have already gone berserk with the latest one regarding the Windows Mobile which might come loaded with free Navigation Software.
The new software will make it competitive against Symbian and Android – both of which now offer free Navigation software.
There is also a report that Windows Mobile 6.x will continue to be shipped alongside Windows Mobile 7 albeit as a free OS for low-end smartphones.
By Editor on February 10, 2010 · Leave a Comment
www.WirelessFederation.com/news: Microsoft is expected to reveal its plan for reviving its ailing Windows Mobile business in the Mobile World Congress event scheduled next week in Barcelona. Microsoft has been suffering from an ailing business and the rumors regarding the mobile plans of the company have become too many to count.
One percent drop from 19% in September to 18% in December in the Mobile’s smartphone market of Microsoft has been shown in the latest figures of Comscore. There are also gossips that the top secret smartphone project, Pink, including technology from Microsoft’s 2008 acquisition of Danger, could finally emerge from the shadows at MWC.
By Editor on February 2, 2010 · Leave a Comment
www.WirelessFederation.com/news: A prototype next generation handset running on LTE technology will be unveiled by Japan’s leading mobile operator by subscribers NTT DoCoMo next month in the Mobile World Congress exhibition in Barcelona.
In order to commercially launch these LTE-enabled devices this year, the telco is working with the likes of NEC, Fujitsu and Panasonic.
USD3.3 billion to USD4.4 billion is invested by DoCoMo to deploy 4G networks in the next five years.
Filed under Mobile ·
Tagged with Panasonic, 4G, ASIA, Barcelona, Europe, Fujitsu, Japan, LTE Technology, Mobile World Congress, NTT DoCoMo, operator, Spain
By Editor on January 28, 2010 · Leave a Comment
www.WirelessFederation.com/news: The long-awaited Windows Mobile 7 software will be unveiled by Microsoft next month at Mobile World Congress. The code for the OS update is yet to be finalized and the development is expected to be mostly complete by the end of summer, allowing the new OS to ship on devices by the end of the year.
However, there are also rumors that the launch of the Windows Mobile 7 launch may be delayed until 2011 as companies wait for the major revision, many of the recent smartphone introductions have focused on other platforms such as Android.
Full details regarding Windows Mobile 7 are yet not disclosed.
By admin on August 1, 2006 · Leave a Comment
TELES has announced the successful installation and launch of its Mobile Centrex solution at T-Mobile Austria. The TELES Mobile Centrex solution enables T-Mobile Austria to offer SME customers a complete solution that fulfills both their land line and wireless telephony requirements at a competitive price. Using the service enables the SME’s manager to better control their expenses by both turning CAPEX to OPEX and matching the OPEX with the actual corporate size.
“Using the TELES Mobile Centrex solution we can address the large SME market with a complete, new and unique service that enables our customers to benefit from economic efficiency while, simultaneously, improving the quality of their telephony solution,” said Bela Virag, Executive Vice President of Business Marketing at T-Mobile Austria. “At the same time, we can increase our penetration and generate new revenues with business customers.”
Leveraging the TELES Mobile Centrex solution enables mobile service providers to offer the complete replacement of an in-house PBX with a centrally hosted and managed solution including a software based attendant console for use with standard GSM phones as well as auto attendant service, ad-hoc conference service, voice mail and user presence functionality.
“The successful launch of the T-Mobile service is an important milestone in our strategy to supply worldwide wireless service providers with advanced telephony solutions that enable them to address the SME market with new, attractive services,” said Eyal Ullert, CO of Sales and Marketing at TELES.
Using the system’s browser-based Customer Self-care interface, the user can independently manage and configure their service, relieving the mobile service provider of basic, repetitive and costly maintenance.
TELES will be presenting its Mobile Centrex solution at the Barcelona GSM Mobile World Congress.
Filed under Mobile ·
Tagged with Austria, Barcelona, Business Customers, Business Market, CAPEX, Centrex, Conference Service, Congress, Control, Executive, Executive Vice, Expenses, GSM mobile, Import, Installation, IP and Mobile Centrex, Launch, Margin, marketing, Mobile Centrex, Mobile Service Provider, Mobile Service providers, mobile world, Mobile World Congress, Penetration, phone, Phones, Porta, Quality, Revenue, Revenues, S Tel, Sales, Service Provider, Service Providers, software, Solution, Solutions, Strategy, system, T-Mob, T-Mobile, T-Mobile Austria, the US, Unique, vice president, Voice, Voice Mail, Wireless Service, wireless service provider, wireless telephony, World, Worldwide
