Vodafone to offer Bytemobile solution for mobile internet (Hungary) January 9, 2009
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Vodafone Hungary and mobile internet solutions developer Bytemobile have successfully deployed the latter’s integrated web and multimedia content solution on the cellco’s network, Bytemobile said in a statement. As a result of the upgrade, Vodafone Hungary will now be able to deliver open internet applications including Adobe Flash Player animation and video, to virtually all wireless handheld devices.
Hungarian regulator unveils bidders for UMTS, Wimax tenders January 8, 2009
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Hungarian telecommunications regulator NHH has announced the bidders for its UMTS and Wimax licence tenders. The regulator received four bids for bundle A, which allows a fourth GSM/UMTS service provider. The offers were submitted by Digi, Dream Com Tavkozlesi, Invitel Tavkozlesi and Mobinet Tavkozlesi Projekt. Digi and Mobil Wireless Broadband Hungary submitted bids for the bundle B, which offers room in the 450 MHz frequency band. Bidders for the 26 GHz tender include Invitel Tavkozlesi and Vodafone Hungary for bundle C (112 MHz), Magyar Telekom for bundle D (84 MHz), Antenna Hungaria, GTS Datanet Tavkozlesi for bundle E (56 MHz), and Invitel Tavkozlesi, Mobile Wireless Broadband Hungary and Mobinet Tavkozlesi Projekt for both bundles F (56 MHz) and G (112 MHz). In the case of successful bids, winners of bundles A and B will be granted frequency usage rights for 15 years, and winners of bundles C-G will enjoy such rights for a period of 10 years.
Mobile Termination Rates to Fall in Hungary January 8, 2009
Posted by aikservices in Europe, Hungary, Magyar Telekom, Mobile, Pannon, Telecom, Vodafone, Wireless.Tags: Hungary, Mobile, Telecom, Wireless
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Hungary’s telecoms regulator, the National Communications Authority (NHH) has announced plans which will require the three Hungarian mobile operators to reduce their termination charges in their networks. Termination charges should uniformly fall to HUF 11.86 in three steps by 1 December 2010.Currently, the three service providers levy different termination charges. HUF 19.75 per minute is charged for the termination of calls made from an external network to the network of Magyar Telekom, and HUF 20.29 and HUF 20.99 are billed in Pannon’s and Vodafone’s network for such service, respectively.The decrease in termination charges will allow the retail prices of fixedline and mobile calls directed to (terminated in) mobile networks to be reduced further.
Termination charges will drop unvaryingly to HUF 14.13 on 1 January 2010 to reach the cost-based charge of HUF 11.86 on 1 December 2010, a charge determined by the Board on the basis of the BU LRIC (Bottom Up Long Run Incremental Cost) model which produced positive results in international regulatory practice. According to the decision, by December 2010 the wholesale charge for the termination of calls to mobile networks will fall by approximately 40 percent compared to current charges, with the termination charges of the three Hungarian mobile operators already having been cut by approximately 30 percent over the preceding three years.
Google releases unlocked G1 for developers December 9, 2008
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To make the phone more accessible to developers, Google’s Android development team released the first SIM-unlocked and hardware-unlocked version of the T-Mobile G1, which runs on the Android platform.
The move, which the development team quietly let slip on Friday, is a clear signal to application developers that they now have a G1 to test their applications on free from the constraints of signing up for a service contract with T-Mobile USA. The phone, called the Android Dev Phone 1, is available for $399 in the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Japan, India, Canada, France, Taiwan, Spain, Australia, Singapore, Switzerland, Netherlands, Austria, Sweden, Finland, Poland and Hungary.
Developers who are registered in the Android Market can sign into their account and purchase the phone. Google is limiting one phone to each developer account. Google warned that non-developers should probably not make use of the phone, noting that, “Since the devices can be configured with system software not provided by or supported by Google or any other company, end users operate these devices at their own risk.”
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