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  • Qualcomm to demonstrate its mobile TV solutions at 3GSM World Congress 2007

    Qualcomm to demonstrate its mobile TV solutions at 3GSM World Congress 2007

    MUMBAI: Qualcomm, which develops and innovates advanced wireless technologies and data solutions has announced that the company will showcase wireless solutions at the 3GSM World Congress 2007 in Barcelona, Spain.

    The event takes place from 12-15 February 2007. its demonstration includes HSPA and UMTS chipsets, Multimedia Broadcast Multicast Service (MBMS) mobile TV technology, the latest Brew offerings and applications, location-based services and live demonstrations of the MediaFLO System.

    Qualcomm VP, global marketing and investor relations William F. Davidson Jr. says, ” Qualcomm is committed to helping the global wireless industry continue its rapid evolution, as well as achieve its primary goal of ensuring mobile phones and wireless services are accessible and affordable to people in both the developed and developing markets.

    “We’re proud to be a part of 3GSM 2007 and, along with our partners, showcase our advanced wireless solutions.”

    During 3GSM 2007, Qualcomm and its partners will be conducting a number of live demonstrations:

    — MediaFLO Technologies demonstration of 20 live-streaming television channels, including Spanish and European content from Abertis and Sky, and Clipcasting content from Warner Music Group on three OEM handsets.

    — IP datacasting demonstrations of news, sports and weather streaming.

    — The world’s first demonstration of MBMS mobile TV technology, delivering multiple channels over the air using UMTS networks.

    — Mobile Station Modem (MSM) MSM7XXX-series chipsets, showcasing stunning 3D graphics and gaming capabilities.

    — Position-location capabilities of gpsOne(R) assisted-GPS technology and gpsOneXTRA assistance technology, which expands the capabilities of standalone GPS.

    — High-quality VoIP demonstration using HSPA technology, and running simultaneously with other leading data applications such as video sharing, video streaming and Web browsing.

    — HSPA video streaming, Web browsing and video sharing.

    — Commercial uiOne handsets and demonstrations of advanced uiOne capabilities.

    — Brew gaming and BREW locate signature solutions.

    — Dell, HP and Lenovo will demonstrate their latest HSDPA-embedded notebook computers in Qualcomm’s booth, all on the commercial Vodafone Spain HSDPA network.

    — OQO in collaboration with Novatel Wireless, will conduct a technology demonstration of their Ultra Mobile PC (OQO model 02) with HSPA capability, incorporating the SM6280 chipset targetted for Europe and Asia.

  • Over 500 million mobile broadband users by 2010: Strategy Analytics

    Over 500 million mobile broadband users by 2010: Strategy Analytics

    MUMBAI: New alternative technologies will contribute just six percent of the forecast 500 million mobile broadband users globally by 2010, according to research firm Strategy Analytics.

    Despite all the hype surrounding alternative technologies like WiMAX, it is iterations of existing technologies which will dominate the mobile broadband arena in the short term, said the research firm.

    Technologies such as mobile WiMAX and UMTS TDD will lead the alternative technology camp, but enhancements to existing technologies, including HSPA and EV-DO Revision A+ will comprise the bulk of the market and are where the money lies in the short-term, asserts an official release.

    Strategy Analytics senior industry analyst Sara Harris said, “We’re not likely to see technologies like mobile WiMAX or indeed, anything else, really take off until the next decade. However, HSPA and EV-DO will be more than acceptable for most users, giving them the speed and flexibility they want to use their fixed Internet applications on the move.”