Seven Networks unveiled its Seven Open Channel mobile traffic optimization solution that it claims cuts the data consumption of smart phones and other mobile devices by up to 70%. Seven said that Open Channel works by monitoring all requests for data made by the mobile apps and only connecting to the network if new updates are available. This translates into a data traffic reduction of up to 70% and an increase in battery life by up to 25%without application or network changes.This solution has been nominated to the 2011 Technology Breakthrough award by the GSMA and will be featured at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
Allot announces the launch of the Allot Service Gateway Sigma E, which will deliver 160 gigabit per second of throughput (and up to 1 terabit per second when clustered) and can support 8 million subscribers on a single platform. The platform enables operators to expand their role in the Internet value chain by providing vital information on applications, subscribers and network topology.
Flash Networks, a global provider of intelligent mobile Internet solutions, announced the
introduction of Cell-Based Data Optimization, a more precise way to apply optimization techniques on mobile data networks to alleviate radio and backhaul congestion. Flash said the solution will enable mobile operators to apply the most relevant optimization technique for each cell, limiting the need for frequent radio expansions, while improving the user experience.
3 UK has extended a new Facebook and Twitter-friendly music store to more of its mobile phone customers, following the success of the service on Android-based handsets. The 3 music store, powered by Fonestarz Media, allows people to download tracks direct to their handsets and has the option to automatically update a customer’s status on Twitter and Facebook with the latest music they have purchased. The browser-based store features music from all major and leading independent record labels including Sony, Universal, Warner, EMI and Vidzone.
Bakrie Telecom (BTEL) announced an agreement with Bitstream Inc., developer of mobile browsing technologies.Through this agreement, all Esia phones will feature Bitstream’s Bolt mobile browser. The Bolt cloud computing architecture delivers significant benefits to Bakrie subscribers, even those using entry-level phones.
Home Shopping Network (HSN) announced today the launch of HSN ID, a new way for consumers to access HSN’s special offers, live broadcast and more through Sprint Nextel Corp.’s ID application package on Android-powered devices. As part of the new Sprint ID technology, Sprint customers can now watch and shop for HSN products in real time on the following Sprint ID-enabled devices: LG Optimus S, Sanyo Zio and Samsung Transform.
