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23. 09. 2021 Thursday
Under the deal, Nokia RAN equipment will be used to upgrade parts of Spark’s mobile network using products...
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23. 09. 2021 Thursday
Nokia Mobile has also made the latest September security update available for Nokia 5.4, Nokia 6.2 and Nokia 7.2 smartphones, which is now available in several regions.
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22. 09. 2021 Wednesday
Following several mobile phones from Nokia Mobile, it has now also released the September security update for its Nokia 9 PureView smartphone...
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22. 09. 2021 Wednesday
Nokia Mobile today unexpectedly launched the Nokia G50 5G smartphone, which is an affordable mid-range phone and currently the cheapest 5G device available on the market.
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22. 09. 2021 Wednesday
Nokia Mobile today launched the Nokia G50 smartphone, which features affordable mid-range hardware.
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21. 09. 2021 Tuesday
Uncertainty, rapid service development, and a mix of traffic...
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21. 09. 2021 Tuesday
Following several phones from Nokia Mobile, it has now released the September security update for Nokia 5.4 phones...
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20. 09. 2021 Monday
The Nokia 1100 was the best-selling mobile phone that Nokia launched in 2003. The device is a durable Nokia mobile phone with only the most basic...
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20. 09. 2021 Monday
The deployment of Nokia DAC will allow DigitalC to leverage private LTE technology...
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To rapidly deploy services to its customers, reduce network total cost of ownership and extend network lifecycles, DELTA Fiber will use the Nokia 1830 Photonic Service Switch platforms, powered by Nokia’s Photonic Service Engine technology.
Nokia will provide a host of products, including Subscriber Data Management (SDM) software to securely and reliably control UG network data and integrate multi-vendor and multi-technology environments. Nokia’s SDM solution serves approximately 4.8...
To decrease the frequency of waste contractor visits to busy areas, the City of Melbourne has offered local residents and businesses subscription-based access to the large-capacity compactor facilities. With the compactor in place, Council then wanted to understand how the service was being utilised and how to mitigate illegal waste dumping, which can quickly create safety and hygiene issues in the area.
The deployment between Adelaide to Darwin and Brisbane to Darwin replaces the existing optical transport network to provide 100G and 10G services to Vocus Enterprise, Government and Wholesale customers. The deployment of 2 x 200G based wavelength unregenerated optical transport networks covers 70 sites, over a distance of 3,000 and 4,100 km respectively, and will help Vocus to optimize CapEx and reduce OpEx.
The connected schools are spread across rural and informal urban settlements in Kenya, serving an estimated 32,670 students. Schools are using Nokia’s FastMile 4G Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) broadband solution to provide reliable, high-speed connectivity delivered over Safaricom’s 4G/LTE network. Nokia’s meshed WiF...