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This post was written by Tara Singer
On Crave, Nicole Lee reveals that Verizon Wireless is coming out with yet another G’zOne rugged phone, and it’s called the Boulder. The phone measures 2.02 inches by 3.94 inches by 0.91 inch, which makes it slightly slimmer than the Type-S (which is around 1.1 inches deep). Boulder will be available in both black and orange colors.
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Sierra Wireless and SoftBank Mobile has launched the new Sierra Wireless Compass(TM) 888 USB Modem. The product will soon be available exclusively in Japan to SoftBank Mobile customers. The Compass 888 is the first Sierra Wireless PC adapter to be available in Japan, with an expected launch date in December. It will be sold as the SoftBank C01SW USB modem. The Compass 888 will deliver high-speed wireless access to SoftBank Mobile’s 3G network for notebook computer users, providing a reliable connection for mobile consumers in an industry-leading small form factor.
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The Wi-Fi Alliance said that it has introduced a program to certify products so that it can make voice a part of Wi-Fi networks. The Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Voice-Personal stamp of approval means a product is capable of making or handling good-quality voice calls in the home or a small office environment, according to the Wi-Fi Alliance. Access points, wireless routers, handsets, which are growing at a steady rate, and laptops can all be tested and certified.
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Nighthawk Systems, Inc. has launched a new two-way wireless collection of products. Incorporating enhanced capabilities, these products will acknowledge the successful execution of commands. The new suite, like its predecessor, will continue to use networks available publicly to save the customers from costs on construction, operation and maintenance of a private network.
This post was written by Tara Singer
The Wi-Fi Alliance said that it has introduced a program to certify products so that it can make voice a part of Wi-Fi networks. The Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Voice-Personal stamp of approval means a product is capable of making or handling good-quality voice calls in the home or a small office environment, according to the Wi-Fi Alliance. Access points, wireless routers, handsets, which are growing at a steady rate, and laptops can all be tested and certified.
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Ellisys has released its BTX Explorer™ family of Bluetooth protocol analysis tools. These new products include the BTX Explorer HCI, a hardware-based host controller interface (HCI) analyzer, the BTX Explorer UWB, a hardware-based UWB PAL analyzer for next generation high speed Bluetooth, and the BTX Explorer Abstract, a software-based analyzer package, each providing comprehensive support of the Bluetooth protocol stack. A no-cost software package, BTX Explorer Free, is also provided. David G. Brenner, VP marketing, Stonestreet One said
“We rely on Ellisys protocol test and analysis products to support our development of short-distance wireless communications software. The Ellisys Bluetooth products will greatly assist the developer ecosystem and our Bluetopia® customers to ensure wireless product quality, robustness, and interoperability.”
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Ceragon Networks Ltd., a leading provider of high-capacity wireless backhaul solutions, has announced that its advanced FibeAir solutions have again been selected for deployment by Digitel Mobile Philippines Inc., a leading cellular telecommunications provider in the Philippines. Digitel Mobile, which operates under the brand name of Sun Cellular, will use Ceragon’s advanced solutions as part of its network upgrade to provide 3G data and multimedia services based on IP technology. This order totaling over $3.5 million, follows several successful deployments of Ceragon’s wireless backhaul solution for Digitel Mobile over the past few years.
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Verizon Wireless is adding new arrows to the quivers of its wholesale partners, with the introduction of wireless voice and broadband options for creating bundles of wireline and wireless services. The Verizon Wholesale Mobility Solutions suite of services is now part of the portfolio of products offered by Verizon Partner Solutions (VPS), a leading wholesale provider of networks and network services to competitive local exchange carriers (CLECs) and other telecommunications providers based in the U.S. Michael Millegan, president of Verizon Partner Solutions said
“The demand for bundled wireline and wireless services continues to grow across every segment of the communications marketplace. The introduction of Verizon Wholesale Mobility Solutions enables us to offer our traditional wholesale wireline clients new value-added wireless services to address that demand while, at the same time, expanding their business relationships with Verizon Partner Solutions.”
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Interop Technologies, a leading provider of advanced wireless technology solutions for the global wireless, packaged goods, and content industries, has announced that content from VeriSign Messaging and Mobile Media, a division of VeriSign Inc. (”VeriSign”) will be made available to the Interop Common Short Code (”CSC”) Gateway. The CSC Gateway extends national short codes, premium short codes, campaign and voting participation, and subscription content to the many wireless network operators served by Interop. VeriSign’s assistance will help mobile content providers distribute and bill for their products through wireless operators to assist the rapidly growing Interop client base.
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The convenience store chain 7-Eleven Inc. is taking its prepaid wireless program global with the launch of its 7-Connect program in Singapore. Through the 7-Connect program, Singapore consumers will have access to a wireless product that offers free nights and weekends and wireless rates as low as 8 cents per minute for a monthly fee of $30. 7-Eleven has successfully launched a similar program in the U.S. and Canada.
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