Telecommunications equipment industry
As the quest for an all-in-one device continues to evolve, the lines between personal digital assistants (PDAs) and mobile phones are increasingly blurring. The latest crop of devices, while showing promise, fall short of delivering the complete experience promised by their predecessors. With significant inroads made in the all-in-one category,
Telecommunications systems
Nokia, the world leader in mobile communications, has teamed up with Albanian Mobile Communications (AMC) to expand a GSM network in Albania. This deal marks a significant milestone for Nokia, as AMC becomes its 100th GSM network operator customer. The partnership involves the provision of a full range of network
Telecommunications systems
Nokia has signed an agreement with China's largest cable television operator, NTC, to deliver its digital multimedia terminals to NTC's broadcasting services in investment areas. The partnership aims to bring advanced digital TV broadcasting and value-added services to the Chinese market. Interactive services such as electronic
Telecommunications systems
The three industry leaders will deliver a series of seminars on e-commerce network infrastructure, building on the success of their 12-city tour in the United States. The seminars will focus on high availability, performance, scalability, and security in integrated network infrastructure, essential for any high availability e-commerce solution. The tour
Telecommunications systems
Nokia, a leading mobile and network equipment supplier, has launched the MW1642 SDSL/WLAN Gateway, an integrated solution that brings together high-speed internet access and wireless mobility for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and remote workers. This innovative product integrates SDSL (Symmetrical DSL) and Wireless LAN technologies, providing a highly
Telecommunications systems
As the US economy flourished in the late 1990s, companies across various industries embarked on massive expansion projects, creating thousands of new jobs. This period saw a significant surge in employment opportunities, with companies investing millions of dollars in new facilities and technology. From manufacturing plants to call centers, the
Telecommunications systems
New World Mobility and Nokia announced the completion of the General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) core network solution in Hong Kong, marking a significant milestone in the city's mobile communications industry. The installation is expected to boost data speeds to over 100kbits per second, enabling mobile phone users
