CDMA
Definition: Code-Division Multiple Access. Used by carriers including Sprint and Verizon (in USA), among others. Capable of moving data at up to 14.4kbps. Commercially introduced in 1995 by Qualcomm, CDMA quickly became one of the world's fastest-growing wireless technologies. 3G CDMA networks provide more capacity for voice traffic, along with high-speed data capabilities, hence many cellular service providers are now building or upgrading to it.
News related to CDMA
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- BandRich Launches HSDPA 7.2Mbps Data Modem with Tri-Interface and Receive-Diversity
- Nokia empowers consumers in emerging markets to stay connected
- Nokia 2505 CDMA entry phone announced
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- Nokia makes payment to Qualcomm for right to use UMTS patents after April 9, 2007
- Nokia launches Nokia 7088 CDMA phone. An addition to the L'Amour Collection
- Telesoft Provide Network Wide Probes for VAS
- Jataayu enters the African market: Provides WAP 2.0 Gateway to Celtel group networks
- GSA Announces 100 Commercial HSDPA Networks Worldwide
- Nokia N95 multimedia computer starts shipping
- Jataayu launches jB5 Truly Mobile Browser community site
- Nokia to expand its 3G radio access network sharing solution for up to four operators
- fastmobile Leads the Way in Mobile Communities With its New fmX Platform
