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Internet in China: Baidu eyes 3G wireless Internet technology
China's most popular Internet search engine Baidu thinks highly of the prospect of 3G wireless Internet access technology and is now in talk with China's mobile network operators for cooperation, the company's CEO Robin Li said recently at the Boao Forum for Asia in the southern island province of Hainan [...]
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Chinese People and Their Mobile Phones: China Telecom starts 3G trials
China Telecom, the country's largest fixed-line operator, started trials of the third-generation (3G) mobile services in Shanghai recently, and plans to extend the same nationwide soon. Shanghai Telecom, China Telecom's subsidiary, said it would invest 6 billion yuan (nearly 1 Billion US dollars) on various projects including the 2010 Shanghai Expo World, 3G-network construction, and enterprise services this year [...]
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Chinese People and their Mobile Phones: China Telecom launches “mobile phones to the countryside” program
China Telecom has launched a nationwide “mobile phones to the countryside” program, the company announced recently.
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Chinese People and Their Mobile Phones: 6 Telecoms to Merge Their Assets
China has told its six telecommunications companies to merge their assets, allowing fixed-line carriers to expand into wireless services and creating three operators that will offer phone and Internet connections to 1.3 billion people. Under the plan, the parent of China Telecom will buy a mobile phone network from the parent of China Unicom, which in turn will merge with the company that controls the China Netcom Group, the Ministry of Industry and Information said in a statement on Saturday. China will issue three third-generation wireless licenses after the overhaul is completed, it said...
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Internet in China: Shanghai to establish the first citywide wireless broadband network in mainland China
Shanghai will have established a citywide wireless broadband network by 2010: Shanghai’s Municipal Informatization Commission and China Telecom Shanghai revealed that wireless demonstration areas will be ready for use in 2008. A number of regions are currently competing to become exhibition areas and obtain future construction projects. At present, people can access a wireless network in Jiading District in the north of Shanghai. Wireless will probably be available in most areas in the city's central Huangpu District, where the municipal government buildings are located, by the end of the year, said Hua Ruiqiang, Shanghai Telecom's senior manager [...]
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Internet in China: Broandband Connections rising in Shanghai
Shanghai leads all Chinese cities for fast computer connections - half of the city's families subscribe to broadband, according to a recent report released by China Telecom. Shanghai's broadband subscriber base has passed three million already, 15 times up from 2002, according to Shanghai Telecom, the city's largest fixed-line phone operator. About 85 percent of Shanghai Telecom's broadband users are accessing the Internet at more than two MBPS (megabits per second) [...]
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Shanghai IT income set to beat US$128billion
Revenue of Shanghai's information technology industry is set to double last year's figure to surpass 1 trillion yuan (US$128 billion) in 2010 when the World Expo is held here. The city will invest heavily in several IT projects for the expo, such as a citywide wireless broadband network, a digital transport management network, electronic payment and social security systems, paper-less customs application system and mobile TV, according to Shanghai Municipal Informatization Commission [...]
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