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| Carriers are Making Money on BREW: Paul E. Jacobs (1) |
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June 4, 2002 | (2'11") |
- Paul E. Jacobs, president of the Qualcomm Wireless & Internet Group at Qualcomm Inc., Talks about BREW.
- "KT Freetel of Korea, KDDI of Japan and Verizon Wireless of the United States has launched thier BREW enabled service successfully."
- "All the parts of the business model have worked out well. Carriers are actually making money on BREW." |
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| We Can Handle Global Content Distribution Platform Well : Paul E. Jacobs (2) |
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June 4, 2002 | (1'35") |
- "We can handle local cultural considerations and global content distribution platform well. A carrier in one country could see an application was popular in another country, and easily test it from our partner marketplace."
- "On the technical side, BREW is set up so that it is relatively easy to localize the text in an application. So it is easy to put a localized application out with very minimal investment and risk."
- "There are applications already that have come from Korea that will be in the Verizon launch here in the United States." |
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| We're Really Trying to Push the Rollout of 3G Networks: Paul E. Jacobs (3) |
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June 4, 2002 | (1'35") |
- "We're signing new developers, new carriers, and new handset manufacturers. We're really trying to push the rollout of the 3G networks and the gpsOne technology."
- "In the future, we see Bluetooth as becoming something interesting.
You can imagine all sorts of local multi-player games that you might do using Bluetooth or even special drivers that you might download in BREW that talk to some other piece of Bluetooth equipment."
- "We're also looking at how do we go address other markets like the enterprise." |
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| Remote Surveillance System with Streaming Video on BREW Phone |
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June 5, 2002 | (0'35") |
- San Francisco, Calif.-based generationPIX Inc. exhibits remote surveillance system on BREW Phone.
- The company developed client-server software which enables to distribute live streaming video to BREW phone.
- GenerationPIX demonstrates live video from San Francisco transmitted to BREW 2002 in San Diego. |
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| BREW-Enabled Phone Can Display Microsoft Office Files |
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June 5, 2002 | (0'57") |
- Wakefield, Mass-based Comverse, Inc. showcases "Rich Media Mobile Email" system on BREW Phone at BREW 2002.
- User can view Microsoft Office files such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files attached on e-mail.
- Comverse also develops instant messeging client and multimedia messeging client for BREW phone. |
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| KDDI Expects Stan-by Apps As Key on BREW Service |
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June 5, 2002 | (1'05") |
-Executive Managing Officer of KDDI, Yasuhiko Ito speaks about its EZweb wireless Internet service.
-KDDI has introduced BREW-enabled handset in March, and launched CDMA2000 1x service in April this year.
- KDDI to promote both Java (ezplus) and BREW.
- BREW and 1xEV-DO is the best combinations for 3G wireless applications.
- Stan-by applications which push updated information to handsets will be the important service on BREW. |
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| Two Japanese Developers Recieve BREW Carrier's Choice Awards |
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June 5, 2002 | (0'45") |
-Qualcomm awarded BREW carrier's choice Awards to 2 Japanese developers, Navitime Japan Co, Ltd. for its map viewer, K Laboratory Co, Ltd. for its short messenging software with 3D animation "Kyara Komyu".
- KT Freetel of Korea, Verizon Wireless of the U.S., KDDI of Japan has already launched BREW service. |
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| Qualcomm WIG President Jacobs Gives Keynote at BREW 2002 |
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June 4, 2002 | (3'11") |
- Paul E. Jacobs, president of Qualcomm Wireless and Internet Group gives Keynote speech "Endless Possibility: Taking Advantage of the Application Experience BREW Opens for Consumers."
- KT Freetel of Korea, Verizon Wireless of the U.S., KDDI of Japan has already launched BREW service. |
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| Qualcomm's CEO Talks about Its CDMA Strategy |
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June 3, 2002 | (0'38") |
- Qualcomm's Chairman & CEO, Irwin M. Jacobs meets the press on June 3, 2002 at Qualcomm's headquarter in San Diego, Calif.
CEO and Chaieman, Qualcomm
- Journalists from Brazil, China, Korea and Japan joined the press briefing.
- Qualcomm intends cell phone to be the device with much more computing power.
- Qualcomm offers unique technologies such as BREW, 1xEV-DO and gpsOne, to help telecom operators in every country to promote 3G wireless telecommunications. |
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