+ Follow BRIDGE MOBILE Tag
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[Title] => Cross-platform game HinterWars available to Bridge Mobile telcos
[Summary] => SINGAPORE – Global mobility leader Nokia and Bridge Mobile Alliance have announced their collaboration to bring HinterWars, a revolutionary cross-platform gaming experience to gamers across Asia
HinterWars will be available to subscribers of participating Bridge Mobile Alliance member-operators – Globe Telecom (Philippines), Airtel (India), CSL (Hong Kong), SingTel Mobile (Singapore), Maxis (Malaysia), and Telkomsel (Indonesia), by the end of November.
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[Title] => Globe unit, Bridge Mobile develop regional mobile payment service
[Summary] => Bridge Mobile and Globe Telecom subsidiary G-Xchange are developing a regional mobile payment service that will benefit overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) initially in Hong Kong, Malaysia, and Taiwan.
[DatePublished] => 2006-06-23 00:00:00
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[Title] => Globe to build $100-M 3G network
[Summary] => Globe Telecom has committed to invest an initial $100 million on the roll-out of its third generation (3G) mobile communications technology network this year.
The company’s 3G network will cover almost all key cities and municipalities over the next three to five years. "The 3G capital expenditure is actually flexible and depends on the take-up. But we have submitted to the Board of Investments an initial commitment of at least $100 million," Globe president and CEO Gerardo Ablaza said.
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[Title] => Bridge Mobile Alliance: Bridging the telecoms divide
[Summary] => Thanks to the international roaming capability of mobile phones, one can text and call his home country while traveling around the world. As the coverage area of telecoms networks expands beyond national borders, possibilities for future technical collaboration are also extended.
"Roaming" phones may be the best thing that happened to the business traveler or just anybody who is often away from home, but telecom operators are saying that the market has not seen the best of the service yet.
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[Title] => AsPac cellphone group lays groundwork for $40-M infra
[Summary] => The alliance of eight of Asia-Pacific’s biggest mobile operators is currently laying the groundwork for an estimated $40-million regional mobile infrastructure that will allow for seamless cross-border services.
Bridge Mobile, which includes Globe Telecom for the Philippines, has chosen LogicaCMG as a solutions and systems integration partner for its inaugural regional mobile services offering.
The Bridge Mobile alliance serves a combined subscriber base of 64 million and aims to facilitate a regional mobile infrastructure and a common service platform.
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BRIDGE MOBILE
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[Title] => Cross-platform game HinterWars available to Bridge Mobile telcos
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HinterWars will be available to subscribers of participating Bridge Mobile Alliance member-operators – Globe Telecom (Philippines), Airtel (India), CSL (Hong Kong), SingTel Mobile (Singapore), Maxis (Malaysia), and Telkomsel (Indonesia), by the end of November.
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[Title] => Globe unit, Bridge Mobile develop regional mobile payment service
[Summary] => Bridge Mobile and Globe Telecom subsidiary G-Xchange are developing a regional mobile payment service that will benefit overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) initially in Hong Kong, Malaysia, and Taiwan.
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[Title] => Globe to build $100-M 3G network
[Summary] => Globe Telecom has committed to invest an initial $100 million on the roll-out of its third generation (3G) mobile communications technology network this year.
The company’s 3G network will cover almost all key cities and municipalities over the next three to five years. "The 3G capital expenditure is actually flexible and depends on the take-up. But we have submitted to the Board of Investments an initial commitment of at least $100 million," Globe president and CEO Gerardo Ablaza said.
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[Title] => Bridge Mobile Alliance: Bridging the telecoms divide
[Summary] => Thanks to the international roaming capability of mobile phones, one can text and call his home country while traveling around the world. As the coverage area of telecoms networks expands beyond national borders, possibilities for future technical collaboration are also extended.
"Roaming" phones may be the best thing that happened to the business traveler or just anybody who is often away from home, but telecom operators are saying that the market has not seen the best of the service yet.
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[Title] => AsPac cellphone group lays groundwork for $40-M infra
[Summary] => The alliance of eight of Asia-Pacific’s biggest mobile operators is currently laying the groundwork for an estimated $40-million regional mobile infrastructure that will allow for seamless cross-border services.
Bridge Mobile, which includes Globe Telecom for the Philippines, has chosen LogicaCMG as a solutions and systems integration partner for its inaugural regional mobile services offering.
The Bridge Mobile alliance serves a combined subscriber base of 64 million and aims to facilitate a regional mobile infrastructure and a common service platform.
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