Frbiz.com Reports Td Network Coverage Of 70% In Urban Areas By The End Of The Year

According to foreign media reports, China Mobile chairman and CEO Wang said China

Mobile plans before the end of 2011 for 3G TD-SCDMA network to attract a maximum of 85 million users, is currently focusing on accelerating the development of LTE technology, TD to ensure that the network end of the year 70% coverage in urban areas, including domestic.

Mr. Wang said that in the domestic TD-SCDMA 3G technology, high-use issues, this network will cover 238 cities before the end of the year to ensure that 70% of the country, including coverage in urban areas. He said: "We have between 2009 to 2011 sets of plans ... ... minimum target is to attract 30 million users, intermediate goal is 50 million, the highest goal is 85 million."

Looking ahead, Wang said China Mobile will be the 2010 Shanghai World Expo will launch a trial version of the TD-LTE system, which will be used from the domestic and international multi-vendor kit. He also reiterated the hope for LTE development of a unified TDD / FDD standard, but also wishes to promote decisions on whether to integrate WiMAX technology with LTE technology, for further discussion.

Wang said: "In the Geneva ITU Telecom World 2009, I worked with a number of WiMAX operators to meet in the CEO and had a very good discussion. Some CEO told me that they want to integrate WiMAX systems and LTE This is a very good news. "

Mr. Wang also said China Mobile will use its Mobile Market Mobile store to upgrade. Wang said that since two months ago since the launch of Mobile Market, the application store has attracted some 20000 developers, application downloads has reached 200,000. With regard to China Mobile, Vodafone, Softbank, and Verizon Wireless jointly founded by the "Joint Innovation Lab" (Joint Innovation Lab, hereinafter referred to as "JIL"), Wang said the rapid progress of this project, and indicated his willingness to accept other operators to participate.

In the "open" business model issue, Mr. Wang confirmed that China Mobile is still keen to offer iPhone (mobile internet). He said: "We have carried out the matter with Apple about two years of negotiations, but unfortunately has not yet reached an agreement. However, we will continue to consult with Apple."

by: himfr

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