India¡¯s Essar Group has confirmed it is in talks with Vodafone about a possible IPO of its stake in the two firms¡¯ local joint-venture, Vodafone Essar, India¡¯s third-largest mobile operator.
Read More>>Qualcomm has sold a 26 percent stake in its Indian wireless broadband venture to local firms Global Holdings and Tulip Telecom for a reported US$58 million, as the US chipmaker aims to push the launch of TD-LTE services in the country.
Read More>>The number of mobile device sold in India is expected to reach 138.6 million in 2010, an increase of 18.5 per cent over sales of 117 million units in 2009.
Read More>>Russian-based Mobile TeleSystems (MTS) has switched on LTE in Uzbekistan, becoming only the second operator in the world to commercially launch the next-generation mobile technology.
Read More>>Motorola shares were up by as much as 3 percent in premarket trading this morning after the US vendor reported better-than-expected revenue and device shipments.
Read More>>A unnamed offical at the SARFT (The State Administration of Radio, Film, and Television ) revealed, the specific solutions of the first pilot cities for convergence of three networks will be lauched in mid-August.
Read More>>Indian telecommunications equipment makers are demanding that the local telecom regulator, Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) should make it compulsory for Indian telecom service providers to buy at least 30 percent of their supplies locally.
Read More>>China Mobile decided to choose ten vendors to provide equipment of the IMS network, includes Huawei, Fiberhome, ZTE, Star-net, etc.
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