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GSMA calls for NFC phones by mid-2009
Doing it our way is for the best, operators' association says.
The GSMA has called for the mobile industry, and chiefly the handset makers, to get a move on with producing handsets that comply with its vision of how NFC mobile payments will work.
The GSMA wants handsets available by the middle of next year that include SIM control of the secure element, using the ETSI Single Wire Protocol to interface between
Digital plan will boost France's competitiveness, says GSMA
The GSMA, the global trade body for the mobile industry, has called on
governments across Europe to emulate the "Digital Plan" unveiled by the
French Government. By allocating part of the digital dividend spectrum to
mobile broadband services,
GSMA launches Mobile Broadband mark
Notebooks with embedded HSPA to get industry badge
Hundreds of thousands of notebooks branded with a new GSMA-approved Mobile Broadband mark will be on sale by Christmas, according to the GSMA's Chief Marketing Officer, Michael O'Hara.
The GSMA has brought together 16 companies, including laptop OEMs, chipset developers, module manufacturers and mobile operators to launch a new industry mark to publicise the benefits of "Mobile Broadband" access from notebooks.
Devices carrying embedded HSPA
Global mobile broadband subscribers hit 50 million, says GSMA
The GSMA, the global trade group for the mobile industry, has announced that the number of worldwide subscribers using Mobile Broadband (HSPA) networks has topped the 50 million mark from 11 million one year ago. Global uptake of
GSMA and NGMN Alliance to work together on mobile broadband
The GSMA, the global trade body for the mobile industry, and the NGMN Alliance, the group focused on the evolution to the next generation of mobile networks, have agreed to cooperate to help steer the development of mobile
GSMA announces 13th Annual Global Mobile Awards nominations
The nominations for the 13th Annual Global Mobile Awards were announced today by the GSMA in London. The winners will be presented at the gala awards dinner on Tuesday 12th February, during the world's biggest communications industry event,
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The GSMA wants operators to adopt a new standard to stamp out roaming fraud, writes Eugene Bergen Henegouwen.
GSMA speeds up transfer of roaming call records
The GSMA is recommending that its 700 operator members adopt a new, much more efficient approach to exchanging roaming call records by October 1st, 2008. Working with leading operators and vendors, the GSMA has specified the commercial and