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FRIDAY, JUNE 22 2007
CommunicAsia 2007: Day Three
Taiwan eyes role as WiMax epicenter
Country will issue six licenses next month allowing operators to offer the wireless broadband service, and aims to be major global supplier of WiMax equipment.
Friday, June 22 2007 05:56 PM
THURSDAY, JUNE 21 2007
CommunicAsia 2007: Day Two
Wi-Fi gets onboard Asia's trains
Public train operators in the region are warming up to the idea of implementing Wi-Fi networks, which could benefit passengers as well as rail staff.
Thursday, June 21 2007 07:35 PM
M1 has its eye on FMC
CEO Neil Montefiore says the company is looking at a fixed-mobile convergence service where users can make voice calls over mobile and fixed-line networks.
Thursday, June 21 2007 06:56 PM
Yahoo search leads to Asian deals
Portal company signs agreements with six leading mobile operators in Asia to extend the distribution of its oneSearch service in the region.
Thursday, June 21 2007 12:51 PM
One 'converged' view of customer data
In order to deliver converged services, operators must have real-time access to their customers' data, say industry players.
Thursday, June 21 2007 12:22 PM
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20 2007
CommunicAsia 2007: Day One
South Koreans like live TV on mobile
Live programs, not short video clips, may be the way to go for mobile TV, according to the experience of a South Korean operator.
Wednesday, June 20 2007 09:06 PM
South Korea holds broadband lessons
Countries hoping to have the same high levels of broadband penetration as South Korea should take a leaf out of their books, says industry consultant.
Wednesday, June 20 2007 06:34 PM
WiMax will spur 3G services
Third-generation (3G) mobile communications will soon reach primetime in Asia, and the introduction of WiMax will only serve to fuel the demand, say operators.
Wednesday, June 20 2007 02:48 PM
Convergence not always the answer
It could be more cost effective for Asian operators to introduce different services for fixed-line and mobile subscribers, say industry players.
Wednesday, June 20 2007 12:18 PM
TUESDAY, JUNE 19 2007
CommunicAsia 2007: Sneak preview
Singapore on track with iN2015
Government says it has made progress on its grand ICT plan to make IT truly available to everyone, and adds new initiatives targeting small and midsize businesses.
Tuesday, June 19 2007 09:05 PM
Docsis 3.0 gets the green light
Expected to be finalized Wednesday, the cable service standard touts faster Internet access speeds of at least 160Mbps and IPv6 support.
Tuesday, June 19 2007 06:02 PM
imbX2007: Where 'convergence' comes alive
Asia's largest annual infocomm technology event opens again this week, featuring more exhibitors, country pavilions and the latest technologies.
Monday, June 18 2007 07:55 PM
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Linden Lab CTO explains why Asian businesses should care about the virtual world
At this week's imbX2007 conference, Singapore government says it has moved closer to building an "intelligent nation"
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