“EDGE enables our customers to further broaden their data-intensive services and generate new revenues through higher data traffic,” said Christoph Caselitz, president of the mobile networks division at Siemens Communications.
November 29 2005 || 8:44 pm
November 29 2005 || 8:02 pm
“Together with WiMAX, we believe that such broadband wireless access technologies will provide a complementary service evolution to subscribers,” said Kohrt.
November 29 2005 || 7:49 pm
The technology delivers typical data throughput rates of up to 1.5Mbps for downloads and upload speeds of up to 500Kbps.
November 23 2005 || 12:00 pm
Barely a month old, Jaring’s new broadband Internet service is experiencing some hiccups, with potential customers claiming that the new service is not living up to their expectations.
…Lee claimed Jaring misled the public when it said the company was offering a “blanket nationwide coverage,” when it only covered areas where incumbent telco, TM Bhd’s DSLAM broadband ports were available.
…Jaring is working on this method in phases and some time is needed before it is available nationwide, Mohammed said.
November 21 2005 || 8:52 pm
This is in contrast to the first 3G bid in 2002 where MCMC received five applicants for the four blocks of 3G spectrum it had to offer.
November 9 2005 || 12:00 pm
TM Net Sdn Bhd, has made some commendable attempts to increase its streamyx subscribers, Internet users in the country as a whole still do not see the need to upgrade because there is no compelling reason to do so.
…Amongst the objectives of the survey were to determine the demographics, trends and patterns of the Internet users, as well as to try to ascertain if subscribers were willing to move from dialup to broadband access.
…“About 23% of respondents said they were not aware of broadband and its benefits. There was also a small percentage of people interviewed who did not know the difference between broadband access and TM Net’s streamyx service,” he said, adding that the two, in this survey, is essentially synonymous.
November 7 2005 || 9:06 pm
Masers Digital Sdn Bhd, a Multimedia Super Corridor-status company, has developed a Power Line Communication (PLC) modem, which the company claimed would enable Malaysia to become the first country in South-East Asia to use power lines to access high-speed Internet connectivity.
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