While worldwide subscriber numbers of mobile networks operated with GSM or other similar technologies, the global users of CDMA based mobile phone or so called “fixed-wireless” services continue to grow.

According to the CDMA Development Group who recently published that the CDMA industry increased its subscriber base by almost 17% over the past year to 451 million during the first quarter of 2008, CDMA subscribers worldwide, with CDMA2000 and CDMA2000 1xEV-DO are now reaching respectively 438 million and 97 million.

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After some busy days with loads of action we at MemoTrek are now finally back and are happy to report some good news. Our new company website launched on Sept. 11th 2007 is already starting to show its success in high-rankings on various search engines.

Featuring a totally new design and based upon the Open Source CRM system Joomla! this new website is full of technical improvement ensuring a more convenient user experience. With a minimalist but yet very sleek design it introduces various customized USB flash drives to a corporate audience with a focus on product design of USB flash memory drives. Strong implementation of various SEO techniques does that this website shows up under many highly relvant keywords on Google already - after only one month of being online! [Read more →]

China’s ZTE reports to have shipped more than 11,000 CDMA base stations in the first 6 months of 2007. This figure represents a 250% increase compared with same period last year, thus resulting in ZTE meeting its 2006 annual target, with still five more months before the year ends.

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Starcomms’ CEO Maher Qubain, unveiled their latest move aimed at strategically positioning it for greater influence in the Nigeria telecom market in Lagos while at the same time hosting a team of visiting QUALCOMM executives visting Nigeria.

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Huawei Technologies Co Ltd and Algeria Telecom have celebrated the official launch of a CDMA 2000 1xEV-DO network in Algiers, the capital of Algeria. Part of the modernization plan of Algeria Telecom is to focus on the development of its broadband access networks.

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Finally there’s news on the choice of standard China is targeting to use and implement before the Olympics in Bejing 2008. We’ve been waiting for this.

And not surprisingly the Chinese answer is typical Chinese. Instead of choosing one over the other they choose to adopt both the western WCDMA/CDMA2000 technologies as well as their own homegrown TD-SCDMA (Time Division-Synchronous Code Division Multiple Access) for the nation’s third-generation mobile-phone networks, as Wang Lijian, a Beijing- based spokesman at the Ministry of Information Industry, declared 16th May.

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