Ericsson has delivered the world's first mobile softswitch using blade technology, to Australian operator Telstra, which has already brought the new MSC Server Blade Cluster into commercial service on its NextG (HSPA) network.
The Nokia E71 is heading for Rogers Wireless. The E71 will be able to take advantage of Rogers' HSPA network offering fast download speed. The Symbian S60 device will be one of the few non Windows Mobile phones for Exchange data at Rogers.The E71 features a 3.2 megapixel camera, GPS and Wi Fi. Extra storage is handled by microSDHC cards.The E71 w...
Rogers Wireless will soon start selling the Nokia E71. The phone is fully compatible with the carrier's HSPA network, and will cost around $500 unlocked. However, we suggest you to wait until subsidized prices are announced. Some of the features include a 3.2Mpix camera, GPS, Wi-Fi and microSD card slot....
Samsung has announced another 5 megapixel camera-equipped phone. It’s the SPH-W6050 model, which aside from a powerful camera (with auto-focus), also boasts a stunning 3-inch WVGA haptic feedback-enabled touchscreen. Lack of WiFi may be a deal-breaker for some, but then again, there’s HSPA support, which with the proper plan (unlimited) and carrier coverage should do
Sierra Wireless introduced two new USB HSPA-enabled modems - the Compass 888 and Compass 889, with only difference between the two being in the operating frequency they use. While the former utilizes HSPA on 850, 1900, and 2100 MHz frequency bands, the latter dumps 850 Mhz in favor of 900 Mhz. Other than that, the
Sierra Wireless today introduced the Compass 888 and the Compass 889 USB modems. The difference between the two models is found in their network compatibility - the Compass 888 supports HSPA networks utilizing the 850, 1900, and 2100 MHz frequency bands, while the Compass 889 supports 900, 1900, and 2100 MHz frequency bands. Networks in Europe
