Friday, July 24, 2009

Multi Million Dollar 3G Network Contract for NSN

Globalive Wireless Management Corp., Canada’s newest wireless network, is building a Greenfield 3G network to address the growing demand for next generation telecom services in Canada.

“Globalive Wireless will offer consumers a wireless customer experience and value proposition not previously available in Canada,” said Ken Campbell, Chief Executive Officer, Globalive Wireless. “For this, we need the robust and future-ready technology infrastructure offered by Nokia Siemens Networks. Their leading network technology solutions will provide for a lean operational model, a key benefit of building a new Canadian telecommunications company from the ground up rather than having to work through legacy platforms. We will be able to direct these cost savings to Canadians as one part of our overall value offering.”

Under the turnkey contract, the network rollout will be based on an advanced and cost-effective Build-Operate-Transfer solution (BOT) which will enable Globalive to offer new, high-quality consumer services quickly. Nokia Siemens Networks will provide Globalive with hardware and software such as the future proof, LTE-compliant Flexi Multimode Base Station, Radio Network Controller, and Network Management and Service Assurance Operating Support Systems, along with a range of services including turnkey site acquisition and construction, network integration and implementation, optimization and managed services.

Commenting on the win, Sue Spradley, head of North America, Nokia Siemens Networks, said, “Expanding Nokia Siemens Networks’ footprint in North America is a clear goal for our company, which has been evident in our recent bid for certain wireless assets at Nortel. We recognize the importance of adding jobs in Canada, contributing to the country’s leadership in wireless innovation and creating an opportunity for economic stimulus by building new communications networks. Given Globalive’s position as a new operator in Canada, this deal enables both our companies to accomplish all of these goals as we enhance the country’s communications service capabilities.”

With this contract, Nokia Siemens Networks now offers its products and services to four wireless service providers in Canada.

Source : www.3g.co.uk

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The new Omnia smartphone line-up follows the success of the very first flagship ‘Omnia’ phone, Samsung’s milestone Open OS model which was launched at CommunicAsia last year.

With the introduction of its new Omnia smartphone series, featuring diverse functions for a wide range of user needs, Samsung truly offers a variety of smartphones for everyone – from those seeking entertainment to business users to light users.

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The W205 is designed and will be marketed on the concept of “My First Walkman Phone”, with it being a highly accessible mobile at an affordable price point without any reduction in the quality expected from Sony Ericsson.
The theme settled on by Ericsson and their marketing company is “My personal music revolution”, which aims to stress to everyone they can enjoy and easily adapt to the Walkman Experience.

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Solar Powered Waterproof 3G Mobile Phone

A new mobile phone which is not only waterproof but is also powered by solar energy is being launched in Japan by NTT DoCoMo and will be on sale during September this year. It’s a 3G HSDPA handset and specification details are below.

The new solar powered mobile phone even has a 8 megapixel camera. The handset has a waterproof body which actually means it can be submersed in water up to 1 metre deep and is resistant to rain etc. No problem dropping this one in the bath !

The new handset ( the SH-08A pictured above ) charges via sunlight as well as normal recharging. A flat battery can be recharged in sunlight within 10 minutes to give 60 seconds of talk time. Good as theres nothing worse than when away from your normal charger and your battery is flat. This solves that problem.

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