India is the new China at world's biggest wireless fair
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The mobile telecoms industry turned  its focus on India at this year's 3GSM trade fair and away from  China, after years of talking about little else but China's  huge market and potential third generation licenses.
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China's online population has soared to 210 million people and could surpass the United States this year to become the world's biggest, the Chinese government said Friday.
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(InfoWorld) - Chinese networking equipment maker Huawei Technologies Co. is expanding its R&D (research and development) in India with a new center in Bangalore for the development of optical network products and wireless LAN technologies. Huawei, of Shenzhen, already has two centers in Bangalore, which has the company's largest R&D operation outside China. Huawei employs about 1,200 engineers in Bangalore, and is adding another 150 by year end, J. Gilbert, a spokesman for Huawei in India said Thursday. Huawei's other development centers are in Sweden, Russia, and the U.S., Gilbert said. The centers in Bangalore focus on next generation networks, data communication, telecom middleware, network management, intelligent networks, mobile handset, server, security and optical networks, the company said. "We had a small team working on optical network, but as it has expanded we are setting up a separate facility for it," Gilbert said. Huawei will have about 180 engineers at the new facility, some of whom will work on the company's Optix series of intelligent optical network products. The new facility will also house a team doing software development in wireless LANs, with a focus on wireless switch and wireless access point products. Huawei has invested $100 million in its development centers in Bangalore. It plans to invest another $100 million by the end of 2008. The new investment is primarily to set up its own integrated campus in Bangalore, Gilbert said. The company currently operates out of rented premises. Huawei's plan to invest $60 million to set up manufacturing in India has, however, not yet been cleared by the Indian government, Gilbert said. The proposal from Huawei, submitted in March 2005, is reportedly under scrutiny by government intelligence agencies for security reasons.
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A new world record has been set for transmitting data across a wireless network, claim researchers in Germany. A team at Siemens Communications research laboratory in Munich, have transmitted one gigabit (one
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China has the world's largest population and one of the world's largest economies. Now it will get a massive virtual universe to match.
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Nokia, the world's top mobile phone maker, said on Wednesday it plans to invest in a new handset plant in India to meet booming demand in the world's fastest-growing major wireless market.
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Companies attending Asia&#39;s leading information technology trade fair here are showcasing their latest products marking a new era of fast video, mobile and Internet services at low prices.
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Text of report by Indian broadcast industry website Indiantelevision.com on 18 September  The Zee Network today announced an agreement with Beijing based China Central Television, China's largest national TV network.
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Asia&#39;s booming economic powerhouses of China and India are leading a fresh surge in mobile phone use with nearly 200 million new subscribers between them in the first quarter of 2007, the United Nations telecommunications agency said on Tuesday.
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City will build the world's largest mesh Wi-Fi network to spread Internet access.
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Nokia Siemens Networks won a $900 million contract from Indiaâs largest mobile phone operator, Bharti Airtel, to help expand its communications network.
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FRANKFURT/MAIN, GERMANY.- The Frankfurt Book Fair is not just the biggest book fair in the world, but one of the most international worldwide .
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The biggest wireless service provider keeps getting bigger
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The worldâs largest maker of wireless networks said today that strong sales in Asia helped boost earnings to $960 million in the second quarter.
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A mix of mobile gadgets and services will jockey for dominance at the Mobile World Congress.
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The world's biggest book fair kicks   off this week in Frankfurt and will focus on authors and   culture from India as well as the challenges new media pose for   the industry.
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The most established names in telecoms, Internet and media will come together next week in Barcelona for the Mobile World Congress, one of the world's biggest events for the mobile phone industry.