Malaysia Maxis, Siemens Sign 3G Technology Deal
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KUALA LUMPUR (Dow Jones)--Maxis Communications Bhd. Monday signed an agreement for Siemens Mobile Networks, Asia Pacific to provide third-generation, or 3G, technology for the Malaysian mobile phone operator over the next three years.
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Siemens AG confirmed Friday, Nov. 12, it is close to clinching a deal with InterRos Holding Co.
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Cingular, the largest mobile operator in the US, has signed Ericsson, Lucent and Siemens to build a 3G network. Beginning next year the telco will build networks in &quot;a number of major urban and suburban markets&quot;.
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SINGAPORE - SingTel will begin selling high-speech third generation mobile phones, or 3G phones, from Thursday, making it the first company in the region to sell the new technology.
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InfoWorld - A pair of Taiwanese companies signed a technology agreement to develop 3G (third generation telecommunications) and 3.5G smartphones around the Windows Mobile OS, adding to the growing pool of companies developing mobile phones around the Microsoft software.
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Malaysia's top communications company Maxis Communications is to spend some 300 million dollars to expand its coverage in India through its unit, Aircel, a report has said.
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A United Arab Emirates-Egyptian partnership was granted the third mobile telephone network license in Egypt, officials said.
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Nokia Siemens Networks said Monday it will provide a digital network for Zain, a mobile phone operator in Saudi Arabia, in a deal valued at about $935 million.The contract includes operations, support systems, maintenance and services over five years for the network which will use 2G and 3G (second and third generation) technologies.Nokia Siemens Networks is the sole supplier of Zain Saudi's core network, the Finnish-German company said.'This deal is one of the most important in Nokia Siemens Networks' history, and also very strategic for our growth in Africa as Zain is present in more than 14 countries in the region,' said Walid Moneimne, head of the company's Middle East and African operations. Read more
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MmO2 PLC announced today the launch of its third-generation (3G) European mobile data network. The network will incorporate HSDPA technology and IMS and will position the mobile phone company
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A pair of Taiwanese companies signed a technology agreement to develop 3G (third generation telecommunications) and 3.5G smartphones around the Windows Mobile OS, adding to the growing pool of companies developing mobile phones around the Microsoft Corp. software.
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Siemens AG continues to deepen its ties with Chinese rival Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. The Munich-based engineering and manufacturing conglomerate agreed Friday to resell routers and switches from Huawei's Quidway product line just eight months after the two companies formed a joint venture for manufacturing new mobile broadband systems in China.
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Officials from Sprint and Nextel Communications today announced a definitive agreement to merge their two companies, creating the third-largest mobile phone company in the U.S.
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Nokia, the world's largest mobile phone maker, said it would provide telecom network equipment to MTC in Bahrain with the aim of rolling out third generation 3G mobile services across the Gulf state by the end of 2004.
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SINGAPORE Telecommunications (SingTel) said it will commercially launch its high-speed third generation (3G) mobile service within months, putting it at the forefront of Southeast Asian telecoms firms looking to roll out the technology.
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Qualcomm announced yesterday that Siemens Communications, the world&#39;s fourth largest maker of cell phones, has agreed to use its chips in some of its handsets.
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Nokia Siemens Networks  said on Monday it had won an order worth $935 million from telecom operator Zain  to build second- and third-generation mobile networks in Saudi Arabia.
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Singapore Telecommunications Ltd and Vodafone Group Plc have agreed to build a high-speed wireless phone network in Australia through their local