Topic: Publications & Resources
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BEA Systems, Documentum, and MobileAware Announce Mobile Content Integration
BEA Systems, Documentum, and MobileAware Announce End-to-End Integration for Mobile Content Delivery Solution
CANNES, France - 3GSM World Congress?February 25 2004 /Wi-Fi Technology News/- BEA Systems (Nasdaq: BEAS), Documentum, a division of EMC (NYSE: EMC), and MobileAware announced an integrated product set for mobile content delivery which can enable consumers to use their mobile phones to order and purchase online content and downloadable multimedia.
France Leads Europe into DSL TV Era, said Strategy Analytics
Incumbent Telcos and Pay TV Companies Will Dominate 6.4 Million Home Market
London, England, February 25, 2004 /Wi-Fi Technology News/- After years of promises, European phone companies are finally gearing up to offer television channels over their broadband networks, says global research and consulting firm Strategy Analytics.
ONE To Launch M-Commerce Service, Using Trivnet?s e/m-Payment Platform
Cannes, France, 25 February 2004 /Wi-Fi Technology News/- ONE, a leading Austrian communications company, has announced that after a very successful field trial, it will launch m-commerce services to its mobile users using Trivnet, a leading provider of payment platforms for e-commerce and m-commerce.
WLAN Hardware Market Up 56% to $2.5B in 2003; Linksys, NETGEAR, D-Link Lead
LONDON, UK, February 25, 2004 -/Wi-Fi Technology News/- Worldwide wireless LAN hardware revenue reached $2.5 billion in 2003, up 56% from 2002, driven by strong wireless gateway growth, according to Infonetics Research's quarterly worldwide market share and forecast service, Wireless LAN Hardware.
Zi Corporation Licenses eZiText? to China Putian Subsidiary
Chinese Manufacturer to Initially Target PHS Market in China
CALGARY, AB, February 24, 2004 /Wi-Fi Technology News/- Zi Corporation (Nasdaq: ZICA) (TSX: ZIC), a leading provider of intelligent interface solutions, today announced that it has licensed its eZiText? predictive text input technology to Putian Youtong, a subsidiary of the largest electronic communications company in China, China Putian Corporation.
Roving Planet announces enterprise-class WLAN security and management platform
BOULDER, COLO. - Feb. 24, 2004 /Wi-Fi Technology News/- Roving Planet today announced its latest enterprise-class wireless local area network (WLAN) security, management and integration platform, Central Site Director (CSD) 2.5. CSD 2.5 will support both IBM X304 and IBMX335 Linux servers, as well as its current install base of Roving Planet hardware. Support for additional leading Intel-based Linux hardware platforms is planned throughout 2004.
Scalado launches the UIQ version of it?s image application PhotoFusion
February 23, 2004 /Wi-Fi Technology News/-Scalado AB (http://www.scalado.com), a Swedish software technology company, specializing in digital imaging for the Mobile industry, today announces the launch of its UIQ version of PhotoFusion.
Swisscom Mobile AG Names Portal Software a Strategic Supplier
CUPERTINO CA, (February 23, 2004) /Wi-Fi Technology News/- Portal Software, Inc., (Nasdaq: PRSF) announced today it has been named a strategic supplier by Swisscom Mobile AG, Switzerland?s largest mobile operator. Portal has been a supplier of billing solution software to Swisscom Mobile since 2000.
Deutsche Bank examines impact of the ?business of a billion people?
White paper highlights socio-economic impact of GSM
3GSM World Congress, Cannes, France, 23rd February 2004 /Wi-Fi Technology News/-
Global revenues attributable to GSM totalled $277 billion in 2003 according to a newly published white paper from Deutsche Bank. This socio-economic study of the impact of GSM worldwide further forecasts that GSM revenues will grow to $500 billion in 2005.
Strategy Analytics: Curitel aggressive for $19 million Verizon Handset Sales
Boston, MA & London, UK - February 21, 2004 /Wi-Fi Technology News/- Strategy Analytics views handset maker Curitel's bid for a controlling interest in Audiovox as a strong positive move for the Korean manufacturer in its quest to establish a much clearer roadmap for its wireless carrier partners.