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Motorola, Inc., a global leader in wireless, broadband, and automotive communications technologies, unveiled its latest product portfolio of automotive sensors at Convergence 2004 in Detroit. The new sensors include tire pressure sensors, inertial sensors, and high-pressure sensors, designed to improve fuel efficiency, tire life, and vehicle safety. Motorola's
Telecommunications equipment industry
Seoul's business leaders gathered to hear Motorola's CEO Ed Zander discuss the third revolution in the IT sector, which promises seamless mobility and connectivity across various devices and platforms. Zander emphasized the importance of consolidating and connecting four key factors – homes, automobiles, companies, and the outside
Telecommunications equipment industry
Motorola is set to conduct a field trial of mobile phones equipped with MasterCard's PayPass technology, a new contactless payment option. This innovative solution aims to simplify and speed up transactions using mobile phones as a convenient, fast, and secure method of payment. The phones will feature a
Telecommunications equipment industry
In recent times, mobile phone design has undergone a significant transformation, with manufacturers incorporating style and functionality into their devices. Motorola's V3 and Samsung's E800 are two notable examples of this trend, boasting advanced features and sleek designs. Nokia's 7280, a fashion-forward model, takes
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A Shanghai-based start-up, E28, is taking on major brands in China's competitive mobile phone market with its innovative Linux-based handsets. The company's edge lies in its understanding of both the communications and computing sides of the business, allowing it to produce high-quality smartphones at a lower
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In September 2004, a contract award to Ericsson for the expansion of ICE's GSM network in Costa Rica was annulled by the Controller General due to alleged irregularities in the bidding process. The controversy began in June 2004, when Ericsson was awarded the contract despite presenting a higher
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Tomson Li, TCL's unassuming chairman, has made headlines with his bold move to form joint ventures with French companies Thomson and Alcatel. This strategic shift is a departure from his previously cautious approach to business, and it has far-reaching implications for the company's global expansion and
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Vodafone has announced an extensive range of 10 new generation 3G handsets for the Christmas period, building on the success of its Vodafone Mobile Connect 3G datacard and the introduction of Vodafone live! (TM) with 3G. The new handsets, developed in collaboration with leading manufacturers such as Sharp, Motorola, Sony
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The OSGi Alliance 2004 World Congress is set to take place in Barcelona, Spain from October 11-15, 2004, featuring a lineup of key sponsors, including Gatespace Telematics, Nokia, and ProSyst Software. The event is an exhibition and conference that showcases the latest OSGi enabled products and solutions in mobile, automotive,
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Motorola has announced a significant contract with Mobile TeleSystems, Russia's largest mobile phone operator, to upgrade its GSM/GPRS network in Moscow and the surrounding region. Under the terms of the contract, Motorola will supply a range of its Horizon II base stations and a GPRS core network
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Motorola's Broadband Services Router BSR 64000 has been qualified for DOCSIS 2.0 systems by CableLabs in the recently completed Certification Wave 29. This recognition acknowledges the Motorola BSR 64000's interoperability with DOCSIS 2.0-based headends, customer premise equipment (CPE), and operations support systems (OSS) equipment.
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Technology stocks experienced a boost on Wednesday after Nokia raised its earnings forecast, while blue chip stocks slipped due to rising oil prices. Nokia, a Finnish mobile phone maker, increased its third-quarter sales and earnings expectations due to strong demand, positively affecting Texas Instruments, a chip maker for cellphones. Texas
