ZTE U990 WinMo handset. Chinese manufacturer ZTE announced their first Windows Mobile handset, the U990. It’s the world’s first HSDPA/TD-SCDMA handset. The mobile phone by ZTE comes with a dual mode that supports both HSDPA and TD-SCDMA (3G network for China). The new U990 has a high-speed transmission rate of up to 2.8 Mbps, the fastest transmission speed amoung the TD-SCDMA terminals available in the industry, offering consumers the best possible mobile experience.
The new model supports dual mode TD-SCDMA/EDGE allowing seamless transitions between the two networks. Its HSDPA speed is capable of reaching 2.8Mbps for downlink transmission and 384kbps for uplink transmission, ensuring high-speed HSDPA service under TD-SCDMA network infrastructure in China. ZTE U990 runs on Windows Mobile 6.0 operating system and is the first ZTE handset integrated with a Microsoft OS. It features 3G, equipped with both GPS/AGPS navigation technologies.
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Nokia 6124 to support NTT DoCoMo’s i-mode. Nokia in cooperation with Far EasTone Telecommunications (FET) will launch a customized handset, the 6124 classic. Nokia 6124 Classic will be coming to Taiwan market with support for i-mode. The Nokia classic i-mode, which supports 3.5G HSDPA technology, will be Nokia’s first customized handset that supports NTT DoCoMO’s i-mode value-added services, said CK Cherng, general manager, Nokia Taiwan.  dual-mode Bluetooth Silicon Debut.jpg)
CSR’s Ultra Low Power (ULP) dual-mode Bluetooth Silicon Debut. It’s a good thing that CSR has debuted their dual-mode ULP/Bluetooth 2.1 chip. Previously known as Wibree, Ultra Low Power (ULP) (the next-generation bluetooth standard) allows for 10 times lower power consumption during regular Bluetooth connection and a 50-fold decrease in power-draw during Bluetooth data transfers. 
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