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  • Report from J-Phone/Vodafone’s 3G Launch


    Report from J-Phone/Vodafone's 3G LaunchOn December 3, J-Phone Co., Ltd. held a press conference in Tokyo to announce the launch of a new third-generation (3G) wireless network under the “Vodafone Global Standard” service name. “SMS is a form of data roaming and we also have packet roaming” said J-Phone president Darryl E. Green at last week’s 3G launch, adding, “It’s not as rich as it could be, but we’re working on many things.” Watch this exclusive report from the Tokyo event, including one-on-one interviews with Green and CTO John Thompson and highlights of 3G technology demos.

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    Posted: 9 December 2002 | Filed: Carriers, Video Programs | Feedback | Print |
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