Новости за 01.06.2020

(Telecompaper) Infinix has launched its Hot 9 play smartphone in Pakistan. The device features 6000 mAh, a 6.8-inch HD+ cinematic display, and dual rear camera with AI...

(Telecompaper) The Africa Data Centre Association (ADCA) says its offering free hosting for applications and digital tools that are being used to fight Covid-19...

(Telecompaper) Blue Light Mobile, the Belgian mobile service for first responders and security services, announced new price plans from 01 June...

(Telecompaper) Vodafone UK has helped connect care homes, hospices and learning disability houses in Wales...

(Telecompaper) The Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs has published a new study about the future of the public access mobile radio (PAMR) network in the 450 MHz band...

(Telecompaper) The BBC has confirmed that it will air live Premier League football matches when the league returns in June.

(Telecompaper) MultiChoice's satellite TV operations will not be affected by Intelsat's voluntary filing of Chapter 11 petitions to the US Bankruptcy Court, the...

(Telecompaper) Global smartphone sales dropped 20.2 percent year-on-year to 299.1 million units, according to Gartner...

(Telecompaper) Spanish MVNO Lycamobile, a Masmovil brand, has followed its recent launch of a rollover data option by adding extra data to all of its mobile plans at no extra charge...

(Telecompaper) Joyn, the streaming platform of German broadcaster ProSiebenSat.1 and Discovery, has added the media library of the MTV channel to its content offering...

(Telecompaper) Satellite operator SES said that it plans to restructure its operations worldwide under the Simplify & Amplify transformation programme unveiled in March...

(Telecompaper) Safaricom has partnered with publishers in Kenya to make newspapers available to smartphone customers at KES 20 per issue...

(Telecompaper) KPN and Continuum Global Solutions have extended their existing strategic cooperation agreement for inbound customer experience, and added outbound...

(Telecompaper) The Yoigo brand of Spanish operator Masmovi will roll out its first mobile only plan with unlimited data later this week to compete with recent...

(Telecompaper) A temporary Emergency Act has been submitted to the Lower House of Dutch Parliament about data and the coronavirus...

(Telecompaper) Kenyan operator  Safaricom has closed down its Thika Road Mall shop in Nairobi after one staff member tested positive for Covid-19...

(Telecompaper) Software supplier AsiaInfo has announced that the cloud billing and path fitting system of the management system built by AsiaInfo and China Unicom...

(Telecompaper) Samsung Electronics plans to expand its NAND flash production capacity in Pyeongtaek, Korea, reinforcing the company's ability to meet demands from emerging technologies...

(Telecompaper) MainOne says it has commenced constructing its MDXi Data Centre with an official groundbreaking at the Appolonia City site in Ghana...

(Telecompaper) The former head of the FTTH Council Europe, Erzsebet Fitori has moved to Vodafone Group to lead its Brussels lobbying team...

(Telecompaper) OPT New Caledonia (OPT-NC) reported a net profit of XPF 1.13 billion in 2019, indicating that its telecom operations more than offset the negative...

(Telecompaper) A consortium of three buyout funds have launched a joint bid for Spanish telecommunications provider Masmovil, the country's fourth largest network operator, according to a statement filed with securities market regulator CNMV. A consortium called Lorca Telecom BidCo made up of buyout funds KKR, Cinven and existing shareholder Providence have offered EUR 22.50 per Masmovil share, some 20 percent more than their current price and equivalent to an overall business value of just under EUR 3 billion. Читать дальше...

(Telecompaper) A consortium of three buyout funds are preparing a joint bid for Spanish telecommunications provider Masmovil, the country's fourth largest network...

(Telecompaper) Google is delaying its Android 11 launch event and beta release, originally scheduled for 03 June. In a tweet, the company said it was "excited to tell you more about Android 11, but now is not the time to celebrate". The decision appears to come in response to the widespread protests and riots in US cities in recent days, following the death of an African-American man while in police custody in Minneapolis, as well as the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.

(Telecompaper) The Open Fiber wholesale-only operator of Italian utility giant Enel and state lender CDP announced that work has begun on its project to build a...