Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "SMS",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Electronicstalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Mobile receiver has terrestrial standards covered from
Telegent Systems, which we summarised at the time by saying "Receiver chip delivers global support for NTSC, Pal and Secam TV broadcasts, expanding the market for mobile TV".
The same day,
we featured the news release Free-to-air receiver finds mobile niche from
Telegent Systems: "The TLG1100 is embedded in more than 40 models of handsets, available to consumers throughout Asia, the Middle East, Europe and Africa".
In January 2008, we covered the news from Agilent Technologies Europe
concerning its N5970A IFT software
- take a look at Software allows realistic wireless testing
which says: "Agilent's N5970A IFT software is suitable for UMTS mobile phone/device developers conducting functional validation, as well as service providers performing acceptance testing".
Take a look also at the news release from Unitemp, Chambers apply more thermal stress,
as well as Chillers keep quiet about rack cooling from Emerson Network Power Adaptive Power and Cooling,
and ZigBee modules survive encased in ice from Digi International.
See also:
HSDPA modules offer 3.6Mbit/s data speeds
(September 2007)
The Siemens HC15 and HC25 from TDC allow data to be transmitted and received at up to three times the speed of ISDN
Wireless addition expands alarm system appeal
(June 2007)
Alpha Micro has applied its expertise in GSM and GPRS technologies to the design of a new alarm system that can be deployed in areas where access to wired communications is limited
Acquisition board incorporates GSM and GPS
(March 2007)
A single PC/104+ module combines location, data acquisition and wireless communications
PCI Express network interface card has scale
(February 2007)
The Signalware XH0303 PCI Express network interface board allows communication system and service providers to adopt a new breed of modular, low-cost servers for the communications industry
Ease of use for GSM handset tester
(February 2007)
Agilent has demonstrated at 3GSM a new test capability for Unlicensed Mobile Access/Generic Access Network (UMA/GAN) that promises low pricing and exceptional ease-of-use
Software claims lion's share of handsets
(February 2007)
During 2006 the world's major mobile handset manufacturers shipped over 200 million multimedia devices powered by Enea software
PCI-Express comms controller runs eight ports
(January 2007)
Interphase Corp has announced the availability of the iSpan 5639 PCI-Express T1/E1/J1 communications controller
Near field communication in the real world
(December 2006)
Innovision Research and Technology has published the second in its developing series of authoritative white papers on the overall theme 'Near field communication in the real world'
Signalling gateway expands network reach
(December 2006)
Fixed and Mobile has deployed the nSignia Signalling Gateway to facilitate the delivery of mobile roaming traffic and SMS messages worldwide over SS7 and IP infrastructures
Technical seminars complement southern show
(November 2006)
The organiser of the Southern Electronics Show has announced the programme for next year's ever-popular technical seminar programme
GPRS modem comes in PC Card format
(November 2006)
New from Alpha Micro Components, the iTegno 3898i PCMCIA GPRS modem aims to satisfy the growing demand for flexible Internet connectivity
Survey predicts resurrection for SS7 signalling
(November 2006)
The demise of the SS7 signalling system may be greatly exaggerated, according to recent trend analysis of the SS7 signalling market
Modules marry GPS with data transceivers and JVM
(September 2006)
Modules combine a high sensitivity GPS receiver with Edge class 10 or GPRS class 12 transceivers and a Java virtual machine for customised software implementation
Postprocessing package keeps wireless networks up
(September 2006)
Next-generation multitechnology postprocessing package aids troubleshooting, optimisation and maintenance of GSM, GPRS/Edge and UMTS mobile access networks
IP set-top box enabled by DaVinci
(September 2006)
China-based Konka Group has developed a new Internet protocol set-top-box solution based on DaVinci DSP-based technology
Kit eases handwriting integration
(May 2006)
A software development kit is designed for integration of handwriting recognition capabilities into small footprint platforms such as PDAs, Internet tablets and smartphones
Card enables next-generation voice
(May 2006)
Prosody X has undergone its first commercial deployment with The Sound of Data - operator of one of the largest European platforms for voice, SMS and mobile data services
Development system suits EMS demands
(May 2006)
SMS Electronics has bolstered its already extensive test capability with the addition of the XJTAG boundary scan development system
Media processing card drives SMS to fixed service
(April 2006)
Aculab's Prosody card is integrated into the SpeechFrame telephony platform from Comsys, providing media processing resources and ISDN interfacing to a fixed line network
Novel design produces clip-on tracking unit
(April 2006)
Triteq has designed the electronics in an advanced location-tracking unit developed by Geonix Tracking for the Thuraya satphone handset
PCI cards add cellular communications
(April 2006)
Developers needing cellular wireless datacommunications for PC-based systems can add it with minimum effort by using a PCI card
Cellular modem is low-cost acquisition system
(March 2006)
The Micronix PV-1800 is a GPRS/GSM modem on PC/104 architecture complete with an integrated 20W power supply, isolated 12bit A/D inputs and digital I/O
Embedded cellular modem has power to spare
(February 2006)
The Micronix PV-1800 is a GPRS/GSM modem based on the PC/104 architecture, with an integrated 20W power supply, isolated 12bit A/D inputs and digital I/O
Mobile platform targets budget handsets
(January 2006)
Ajar ULC is a small memory footprint version of the popular mobile application platform designed to meet the needs of the ultra-low-cost cellular handset market
GPS-enabled logger knows where it's at
(January 2006)
The DaqLog 4000/GPS is a stand-alone data logger that uses GPS technology to identify its location and the standard GSM network to communicate with a modem-equipped PC
Embedded database rings the changes
(December 2005)
Polyhedra's real-time database has been deployed by Indian mobile services supplier Bharti Telesoft for its Colour Ring Back Tone solution
Modem IC offers multistandard signalling
(December 2005)
The CMX865 DTMF codec and FSK modem IC offers multistandard signalling capabilities for use in telemetry and telephone based information systems
Location-based services for Malaysian deployment
(November 2005)
CPS has announced plans to commercially deploy Matrix-driven high accuracy location-based services in partnership with a leading Asia Pacific mobile network operator Maxis Communications
Quad-band module targets M2M communications
(November 2005)
Wavecom's Quik Q2686 is billed as the industry's most compact quad-band GSM/GPRS module
Remote control device acts on SMS commands
(November 2005)
A flexible and versatile remote control device is now available from Idec. The device, which includes a modem for data connection, is also able to execute commands which have been received via SMS
Southern show to repeat lead-free programme
(October 2005)
The Southern Electronics Show 2006 returns to Thorpe Park on 8th and 9th February 2006
Near field communication set for full-scale trial
(October 2005)
The city of Caen in Normandy, France is the setting for a trial of one of the most promising new technologies in the mobile telecommunications market - near field communication (NFC)
Sevis signs for CompactPCI chassis support
(October 2005)
Hybricon Corp and Sevis Systems have signed an agreement that integrates Hybricon's backplane and PAC-2000 packaging technologies into the chassis component of Sevis' signalling ASE platform
Translator expands infrastructure tests to 3G
(October 2005)
The TX501 RF multiband translator enables network equipment developers to test infrastructure operating in 3GPP frequency Bands I to VI using existing 3G Band I test mobiles