Can someone edumacate me on the CDMA network? I'm coming from GSM (sadly) but the reception simply sucks. Now I know that for GSM you can buy basically any 'unlocked' GSM phone regardless of carrier, ...

The government-owned Sierra Leone Telecommunications (Sierratel) explained on Friday that it has chosen to use a CDMA phone system based on its need to leapfrog to a next-generation network, which ...

Nokia Corp. will offer two new CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) handsets that are part of its continued push into emerging markets, the company announced Wednesday. The phones, which are due in ...

The GSM providers in the US haven't effectively marketed the functionality. 99% of cell phone users in the US don't even know what a SIM card is. As such, what would be the point, from Spint or ...

MTS (telecom operator) has launched a new feature phone in association with Lava, the Lava L661. The device comes bundled with MTS unlimited talk plans, the company has not detailed the talk plans for ...

Poised for use in Bluetooth CDMA handsets, SiW1711, SiW1712 and SiW1713 offer users a single-chip approach for integrating radio modems into their designs. The SiW1711 is a general-purpose radio modem ...

India will soon have its first home-grown CDMA handset maker following a licensing deal announced Monday with Qualcomm Inc. Himachal Futuristic Communications Ltd. (HFCL) plans to start manufacturing ...

I have had my Treo 600 since Dec 2004. It has worked very well until 2 weeks ago. I get a "no service" and dropped calls all the time now, even with 3 to 4 bars of signal strength. After a dozen calls ...

Nokia plans to begin production of CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) cellular phones in China, the company said Monday. The announcement comes as the country’s second largest cell phone operator, ...

HELSINKI (Reuters) - The world's largest mobile phone maker Nokia launched three new CDMA phones on Wednesday and said it remained committed to the standard, which has long been overshadowed by the ...

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Casio Computer Co Ltd said it planned to launch W-CDMA cell phones in Japan sometime during the six months from October 2008 to March 2009, reaching out for a wider range of ...