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Skype over 3G could be allowed by Korea’s SK Telecom

Published on: 18th July, 2010

The largest cellphone provider in South Korea, SK Telecom, has recently announced that it would allow its clients to make Internet-based calls on its cellular network. This incorporates various services, for instance Skype when they are connected to SK’s 3G network. Such calls are currently limited by SK to Wi-Fi connections. SK, as well as [...]

Voice over LTE to have 3G support and emergency calls

Published on: 16th July, 2010

Updated specifications of VoLGA Forum for its standard for Voice Over LTE have been released. The new specifications include mobile voice as well as SMS services over 4G and is different from the current standard which supports only data. The changes in the standard will bring VoLGA (Voice over LTE via Generic Access) which uses [...]

The first Mac-based 3G/4G USB modem for Sprint

Published on: 25th June, 2010

On June 22, 2010, Sprint has started offering Sierra Wireless’s 3G/4G USB 250U mobile broadband modem. This hybrid modem is Sprint’s first device of this type, which supports Mac OS X and benefits from a 180-degree rotating hinge –this is very practical, as it offers an obstruction-free fit on various models of notebooks, including the [...]

AT&T’s unlimited 3G may return, though disappeared

Published on: 25th June, 2010

On June 21, AT&T has turned off the unlimited data option on 3G iPads, about two weeks later than the carrier promised, but wanted to assure nervous owners that the service will soon be back. AT&T has admitted that the option is not available anymore, but said that this will be back in all the [...]

Samsung’s Galaxy Tab has two cameras and 3G

Published on: 21st June, 2010

More details regarding the Galaxy Tab of Samsung have been provided by anonymous sources. According to some information released by Engadget, the model number P1000 is the four-button device that has been seen recently in a video material.
The tablet has roughly the same thickness an iPhone has. A standard SIM slot accompanies full functionality as [...]

Skype 2.0 for iPhone to permit 3G calling

Published on: 2nd June, 2010

Skype has rolled out the long expected version 2.0 for iPhone, available in the App Store for free. This update is the first to support 3G calling for the iPhone and treats calls from Skype to Skype as they were on Wi-Fi. Pure VoIP calls will be free until the end of 2010 and will [...]

China-native 3G for C5 and X5 Nokia phones

Published on: 1st May, 2010

Nokia introduced two new handsets for China Mobile, the TD-SCDMA phones C5 and X5. Both support native 3G on China Mobile and have access to the Mobile Market-Ovi Store. They also feature preloaded video, music and IM applications that are specific to the region they are sold in.
The Nokia X5 is not a full touchscreen [...]

Next-generation iPhone really seen?

Published on: 24th April, 2010

The iPone HD has reportedly been seen in San Jose by pure chance. It seems that it was lost by its owner and was found hidden in an iPhone 3G case. The device is a radical redesign including the front video camera which is the reason for its taller build. The phone would have a [...]

A 3G-capable iPad to launch in the US on April 30th

Published on: 24th April, 2010

Apple has announced a 3G-capable iPad would be available in the United States on the last day of this month. Early pre-orders will be delivered the next day. Apple Stores will only begin to sell the device at 5PM local time, while the Wi-Fi iPad was launched in the morning on April 3rd. prices for [...]

AT&T’s 3G MicroCell available in extended areas

Published on: 1st March, 2010

AT&T’s 3G MicroCell router now benefits from extended availability, beyond the initial cities. New locations where customers can subscribe to the service include Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, San Diego and Las Vegas. The device is able to create a local 3G hotspot through an in-home broadband connection and offers direct back connection to the [...]

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