Tag archive: high speed data

Computer maker Lenovo is continuing its push into the consumer and digital entertainment spaces, announcing its first home media server, the IdeaCentre Q700, along with two super-slim nettops designed for home computing and entertainment, the IdeaCentre D400 and the IdeaCentre Q100/Q110. “We created our latest IdeaCentre PCs to help consumers manage their personal and professional content with the performance they need and with a… Read More

Quote from the review: ” The 6230b is a very professional phone for the business user. It offers a wide variety of features as well tri-band GSM so you can use the phone almost all over the world. It's very small and has a sleek design. The 6230b performed amazingly well, catching signals where not many phones do. The 850 MHz is a great bonus! For the few networks which support it in North America. It's EDGE for… Read More

DaTang Mobile successfully demonstrated the first TD-SCDMA Video Phone in Beijing this past week. The video phone, using the Dilithium Networks market leading 3G video telephony protocol stack,achieved high quality end-to-end video telephony with 15 frames/second video communications on 64 kb/s bearer. In addition to the basic video telephony function, DaTang Mobile also demonstrated the”Picture in Picture,” “Picture… Read More

Verizon Wireless is offering its enterprise customers mobile high-speed data services that are changing the way people do business. Developed with a range of users in mind, the BroadbandAccessnetwork allows large enterprises, small-medium businesses and mobile professionals to conduct business anytime, anywhere in the BroadbandAccess coverage area via a secure, true high-speed dataconnection with typical user download speeds of 300-500 kilobits… Read More

According to a report by Reuters, Cingular, which will surpass Verizon Wireless as the biggest U.S. carrier when it buys AT&T Wireless Services Inc. this year, said it is unlikely to offer a high-speed wireless data service until as late as 2006 and 2007. That could be as much as two years behind Verizon, which already offers a high-speed service in two markets. If Sprint uses the same technology — known as EV-DO… Read More

From Sprint's press release: Business travelers and consumers on-the-move have an alternative to pay-as-you-go Wi-Fi access pricing, as Sprint announced a new monthly unlimited access plan priced at $49.95 as a complement to its current $6.95 promotional daily connection offer. Sprint offers both plans for the over 2,200 Wi-Fi hot spots where Sprint PCS Wi-FI Access service is currently available, including airports, hotels and… Read More

Quote from the review: “The stylish Nokia 6220 is the world's first phone that supports the EDGE protocol. EDGE stands for Enhanced Data rate for GSM Evolution and is a new high speed data connection, similar to GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) yet providing theoretical transmission speed of up to 118.4 Kbps – which is twice as fast as any GPRS connection at present…” Read the full review

AT&T Wireless Services Inc. reported Wi-Fi expansion plans including a deal with Amtrak to provide high-speed data services in six of the railroad's busiest train stations along the Northeast Corridor and a reciprocal roaming agreement with T-Mobile USA Inc. expanding service in a trio of airports. Read the whole article at RCR Wireless News.

"Bandwidth has always been a gating factor for 3D graphics and the PCI Express architecture addresses that issue with high frequency, scalable data paths," said Dan Vivoli, executive vice presidentof marketing at NVIDIA Corporation. "PCI Express will be a key enabler of cinematic computing because it delivers the high-speed data transfer rates that NVIDIA needs to push 3D graphic technology tothe next-level." "The adoption of PCI… Read More

Manufactured by Kyocera Corp., the handset allows users to shoot and send seamless movies and is part of a new lineup of third-generation mobile phones (CDMA 2000 1x), a format that enables high-speed data transmission of up to 144 kbps. The A5305K comes in a stylish, innovative design, providing a new feel for users. Unlike conventional clamshell-type handsets, the main display side slides back and forth and can swivel 180 degrees.… Read More

The GPRS software upgrade provides Cingular customers easy access to their corporate or Internet email inbox as well as the ability to seamlessly move between voice and data applications, withouthaving to disconnect from the network. Cingular will sell GPRS-enabled Treo 270 communicators through the company's various sales channels in all Cingular 1900 MHz GSM coverage areas as a voice enabled PDA option for Cingular's Wireless… Read More