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Communications Commission to Form Workgroup on Tender for Selling 3G Licences by SeptemberThe National Communications Regulatory Commission by September will form a workgroup on a tender for selling licences for UMTS (3G) mobile communications, Ukrainian News has learned from a well-informed source.
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ITC Launches 3G Network in SumyInternational Telecommunication Company (ITC), the company that operates fixed-line telephone in the CDMA standard under the CDMAUA brand name, launched a third-generation (3G) wireless Internet service in Sumy in late June.
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Kyivstar Announces Resumption of Talks between NCRC and Operators on Bids for 3G LicensesThe Kyivstar company, a mobile communications operator, has announced that the National Communications Regulation Commission and mobile communications operators have resumed talks on sale of licenses for third-generation (3G) mobile communications licenses.
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Skype Threatens Fring with Legal Action over Video Calling AppIs Fring a victim of too much popularity or a startup that neglected to follow technology licensing procedures? Just days after announcing that Apple had approved the company's third-party video-calling application for the iPhone--running over AT&T Mobility's 3G network in addition to WiFi networks--Fring said it has been forced to stop its interconnection to Skype, because Skype is threatening legal action.
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ITC Launches 3G Network in Ivano-FrankivskThe International Telecommunication Company (ITC), which provides fixed-line telephone communications in the CDMA standard under the CDMAUA brand name, has launched commercial operation of its 3G wireless Internet access network in Ivano-Frankivsk.
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MTS Offers ‘MTS Connect 3G No Contract’ ServiceUkrainian Mobile Communications, the mobile telephone operator that owns the MTS brand, launched a prepaid version of the 'MTS Connect 3G No Contract' service, reads a statement made by the operator.
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Operators Can Now Migrate Cost-Efficiently to Next-Generation Wireless NetworksOperators can now offer their subscribers more compelling data services at attractive prices. In recent customer projects, Nokia Siemens Networks has tested and proven how its all-IP FlexiPacket Radio microwave solution successfully interoperates with the Tellabs 8600 family for IP/MPLS networks. Such a combination – as part of Nokia Siemens Networks’ mobile backhaul solution – enables operators to migrate legacy networks to fully packet-based technology for faster data routing at lower costs.
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Huawei Opened R&D Center in TurkeyHuawei opened its R&D Center in Turkey on 27 February 2010 in İstanbul-Ümraniye. The opening ceremony realised with the participation of the Minister of Transport and Communication Binali Yıldırım, the China Ambassador H.E. Gong Xiaosheng, Chairman and CEO of Information and Communication Technologies Authority Tayfun Acarer and Huawei executives.
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Ukrtelecom, Kyivstar Agree on National GSM-RoamingUkrtelecom, a Ukrainian large telecommunications company, and Kyivstar, a mobile communications company, signed a national GSM roaming agreement.
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Data speed barrier for mobile users is brokenDeutsche Telekom and Nokia Siemens Networks have conducted an HSPA+ data call with peak throughput of 42 Mbps over a standards based 3G network at the CeBIT 2010 fair held in Hannover, Germany. The demonstration highlights the availability of faster mobile broadband services and more efficient use of spectrum to support the growing numbers of mobile laptop and smart device users.
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