+ Follow MOBILE MEDIA Tag
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[Title] => Flat-rate charging
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A Happy New Year to all! I’m actually glad the holiday season is over; all that abuse of food, wine and revelry was just getting too decadent. So it’s back to business, diet and reality – such a welcome relief indeed! Gut feel tells me that there’s lots in store for the wireless world in 2007, so buckle up and stay connected for the latest.
[DatePublished] => 2007-01-16 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Txt in d City By Patrick R. Garcia, Bidshot Wireless Services
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[Title] => 3G fever hits RP
[Summary] => 3G is the next-generation telecommunications network that will allow broadband-like speeds via your mobile phone. In fact, we are already up to 3.5G today since our local networks have been upgraded with HSDPA (high-speed downlink packet access) which increases download speeds five times. The number of 3G subscribers around the world is estimated at almost 150 million. They currently account for less than seven percent of all mobile subscribers but take-up is gaining velocity as 3G handsets have grown to over 300 models.
[DatePublished] => 2006-05-22 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => TXT IN D CITY By Patrick R. Garcia, BIDSHOT WIRELESS SERVICES
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[Title] => Webtechnologies Asia readies RP to join wireless world
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The Philippines is definitely joining the worldwide race to capitalize on
wireless technology, if the recent spate of advertisement for WAP (Wireless
Applications Protocol) 'phones' is an indicator. Webtechnologies Asia Inc., a
local wireless applications developer, said WAP technology allows wireless
devices and phones to access the Internet.
Ian Ong, WAP Systems head at Webtechnologies Asia Inc. said, "Mobile Media, our
wireless applications and content group, has developed WAP-portfolioTM, the
Philippines' first interactive applications range.
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MOBILE MEDIA
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A Happy New Year to all! I’m actually glad the holiday season is over; all that abuse of food, wine and revelry was just getting too decadent. So it’s back to business, diet and reality – such a welcome relief indeed! Gut feel tells me that there’s lots in store for the wireless world in 2007, so buckle up and stay connected for the latest.
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[Focus] => 0
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[AuthorName] => TXT IN D CITY By Patrick R. Garcia, BIDSHOT WIRELESS SERVICES
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[Title] => Webtechnologies Asia readies RP to join wireless world
[Summary] =>
The Philippines is definitely joining the worldwide race to capitalize on
wireless technology, if the recent spate of advertisement for WAP (Wireless
Applications Protocol) 'phones' is an indicator. Webtechnologies Asia Inc., a
local wireless applications developer, said WAP technology allows wireless
devices and phones to access the Internet.
Ian Ong, WAP Systems head at Webtechnologies Asia Inc. said, "Mobile Media, our
wireless applications and content group, has developed WAP-portfolioTM, the
Philippines' first interactive applications range.
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[Focus] => 0
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