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  • China Mobile Says WCDMA Best for 3G

    Yang Zhiqiang, deputy general manager of the Technical Department of China Mobile, said as the whole market is not ready for 3G in China, China Mobile will also watch carefully on the development of the three standards. “We believe WCDMA will be the best 3G technology standard form GSM as it enables smooth network migration and support 3G services at the lowest cost through scale efficiency,” she said.

    The nation’s two mobile phone giants, China Mobile and China Unicom, reaffirmed yesterday they will keep a close eye on the development of the three types of third generation (3G) wireless technologies in order to work out sound market strategies. The message was delivered yesterday at the ongoing Fourth China 3G/IMT-2000 Mobile Networks 2003 in Beijing. Continue >>

    Posted: 23 September 2003 | Filed: Asia Pacific Market, Network Technology | Feedback | Print |
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