Tag: Huawei
Huawei Ready to Launch its Products in Pakistan Very Soon
The excellence of the modern broadband experience amazed the visitors who had gathered at the launch of 2011 broadband forum of Huawei technologies. Dr Yaseen inaugurated the road show while vice president of Huawei, Middle East region, Leo Xu, and other officials were also present. Different products of Huawei, including 4G modules, 3G mobile phones, 4G tablets, iphones, ipods, smart phones, and small body laptops were on display with Huawei technicians briefing the visitors on various aspects of their products.
Telenor Sacked Entire Network Security & Maintenance Department
According to Pro Pakistani a leading telecom blog, the reports are confirmed that Telenor, the most sought after employer, as claimed by the company, has sacked its entire Network Security and Maintenance Department.
Mobile Mix March 2011 Report By Millennial Media
Millennial Media is basically the largest and top mobile phone ad company of United States and it is working since 2006. The company considers that it has 96% customer retention rate and it gets 90 million mobile uniques every month. They have launched about 6500 brand campaigns.
Huawei Telecom a Symbol of Pak-China Friendship
Huawei Technologies China is providing technical assistance and solutions through transfer of technology to telecommunication sector in Pakistan, symbolizing Sino-Pak time-tested and deep-rooted friendship,benefiting people of both the countries.
Huawei Shows Positive Developments at Warid Telecom Case
Huawei’s petition case for the winding up of Warid Telecom has entered a new phase in which the Parties have begun working towards an amicable settlement of the matter.
There are significant steps still to be resolved and completed by Warid Telecom, but if these are expedited in a timely manner, the Parties believes there is a likelihood that the issue may be resolved in full.
Huawei Statement in Response to Warid Telecom Winding Up Petition Case
“As Huawei has exhausted all efforts to assist Warid in attaining an amicable resolution in the matter, the company was left with no other recourse as Warid remains unable to settle the monies it owes to Huawei. The likelihood of an amicable resolution now is dependent on Warid. Should a solution not be confirmed, Warid places the continuity of its network in jeopardy, leaving Huawei with no other choice but suspension of services related to the debt.”
Warid Telecom Winding Up Petition Case
Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd., one of the global leading networking and telecommunications companies and its subsidiaries Messrs Huawei International Pte Limited and Huawei Technologies Pakistan Pvt Limited on 23 August 2010 instituted three petitions in the Lahore High Court, Rawalpindi Bench, for the winding up of Warid Telecom (Pvt.) Ltd, one of the five cellular operators in Pakistan. The petitions have been filed only after repeated assurances by Warid that the outstanding and admitted liabilities would be repaid.
India Imposes Indefinite Ban on Chinese Telecom Equipment
In retaliation for Chinese attempts to hack secret information in India since last year and to steal sensitive government data from the defence and foreign ministries, India on Saturday imposed a ban on import of telecom equipment from China for an indefinite period. Four months after asking the Indian cellular phone operators to secure clearance [...]
Huawei Awarded With "Oscar of Invention"
R&D Magazine, recently announced its R&D 100 Awards and recognized Huawei for its advanced Optix OSN 6800/OSN 3800 wavelength division multiplexer. This award is widely recognized in the technology and innovation fields, and is dubbed as the “Oscars of Invention”.
Sonaecom and Huawei Introduces Mobile Broadband 21.6 Mbps Speed Rate
Sonaecom and Huawei, a leading company in providing next generation telecommunication network solutions to operators around the world, announced a successful launch of Soanecom’s HSPA+ (High Speed Packet Access Evolution) services. This mobile broadband service allows Sonaecom to offer an improved user experience to customers with lower latency and much higher speed. Via 64 QAM (Quadrature Amplitude Modulation) in the air interface, Sonaecom’s HSPA+ network supports downlink data rate of up to 21.6 Mbps. “Due to Huawei’s smooth introduction of HSPA+ on our existing network, the new technology can help us maintain our leading position in the Portuguese competitive market,” said Mr. José Pinto Correia, CTO of Sonaecom. “This new technology will enable our customers to enjoy higher speed and higher quality mobile broadband services, while delivering more capacity to our network.”
