Tag archive: HSDPA

It isn’t supposed to be announced until next month at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, but Engadget has released nearly enough details and images to keep us satisfied until then. The site would only say it “managed to get hold of the real deal,” but seeing as the official introduction is still in the near future, nothing is entirely set in stone just yet. The phone is called the Xperia Play, so no more of this PlayStation Phone nonsense.… Read More

Super 3-G, which allows for fast mobile broadband downloads, also known as HSDPA, or high speed downlink pack access, is all over the UK. That’s fine for anyone wanting to download content to their phones or laptops. But what about those who need to upload it? They’ve had to watch the progress bar move along at a snail’s pace. Until now. Today’s the day T-Mobile rolls out its high speed upload packed access (HSUPA),… Read More

It was only a few months ago, in September 2006, when Intel and Nokia blew their own horns loudly, announcing plans to develop HSDPA wireless broadband modules for notebook computers. The modules would have been an embedded wireless broadband options in Intel's “Santa Rosa” Centrino Duo technology, presumably migrating forward to future Intel mobile computing platforms. Well, so much for big plans: Nokia has confirmed that… Read More

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