Archive - May 2006

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Bhagaban Sahu | May 31 2006
Rand McNally has shown interest to build GPS phones by using Motorola Inc's VIAMOTO navigation software. Rand McNally asserts that it is a cost effective service for the users particularly for the drivers. The leading mapmaker Rand McNally will turn...
Bhagaban Sahu | May 31 2006
It's not official yet, but the indications seem more positive. The global mobile phone giant Vodafone KK and Walt Disney Co., have teamed up to allure the Japanese customers by offering them comics on their mobile sets. Walt Disney is the second...
Bhagaban Sahu | May 30 2006
NEC has agreed to extend a strategic partnership with Matsushita Electric in the mobile phone sector in order to survive in the Japanese market. However, NEC president Kaoru Yano did not speak much about the mobile phone pact. He indicated that NEC does.
Bhagaban Sahu | May 30 2006
LG Malaysia expects its mobile phone sales will be doubled this year. The leading cell phone maker LG Electronics has sold about 70,000 units of mobile phones in Malaysia last year. LG Malaysia considers its latest release LG Chocolate Phone will enhance.
Bhagaban Sahu | May 30 2006
In an effort to enhance wireless coverage nationwide, the government of India has decided to provide 250 million telephone connections in the country by next year and plans to step-up 500 million connections by 2010. The minister of communication and...
Bhagaban Sahu | May 29 2006
Considering it a way to raise fund for the member countries, the European Union lawmakers are likely to impose tax on e-mails and mobile phone messages. Alain Lamassoure, a French MEP and member of the centre-right European People's party has brought the.
Bhagaban Sahu | May 29 2006
France is planning to use the Chinese latest mobile technology, particularly the TD-SCDMA standard which uses a different frequency spectrum for mobile phone calls and data transfers. Li Juan, the PR manager of France Telecom R&D Beijing said that the...
Bhagaban Sahu | May 29 2006
Vodafone is likely to cut thousands of jobs as it has incurred heavy annual loss to tune of 15 billion founds. The detail of cost cutting program will be disclosed this week. The Vodafone's chief executive Arun Sarin will give a detailed account of the...
Bhagaban Sahu | May 27 2006
The global wireless service provider AOL has decided that it will launch a mobile phone service in Germany this year. Charles Frankl, the CEO AOL Germany confirmed this in an interview. The company will provide all-in-one services in its mobile phones..
Bhagaban Sahu | May 27 2006
Acting on the request from the women community, the Cambodian Prime Minister Hue Sen banned the use of third-generation mobile phone services in the country to check dissemination of pornography. A group of women complained that the 3G mobile phones...