OCN and eAccess to Offer High-Speed Mobile Internet Service
Posted on: Tuesday, 19 August 2008, 12:00 CDT
OCN, an internet service provider, which is operated by NTT Communications, has launched a mobile virtual network operator service for high-speed mobile internet in Japan, with eAccess, a broadband IP communication service company.
The new service, named OCN High-speed Mobile EM, is based on high-speed downlink packet access protocol, which is claimed to allow subscribers to obtain broadband-quality internet access with a maximum downlink speed of 7.2Mbps and a maximum uplink speed of 384kbps.
NTT Communications said that it will provide one-stop service, from registration and billing to customer support, for OCN High-speed Mobile EM. It will also rent data cards, which allow subscribers to save on installation costs.
Source: Datamonitor
Related Articles
- Speed-Trap's Mobile Technology Completes the View of Online Customer Experience
- J.D. Power and Associates Reports: Cable Modem Usage Gains Market Share As Internet Customers Continue to Move to High-Speed Service
- Aruba Networks' New Benchmark-Setting 80GBPS Multi-Service Mobility Controllers and 802.11N Access Points Enable Unified Mobile Networks
- Neuf Cegetel Selects Alcatel-Lucent's GPON Solution for Very High Speed Services
- Middle East Poised for Rapid Spread of High-Speed 3G Mobile Services
- Cingular Launches High-Speed Service: Wireless Internet is Available in S.D.
- Agreement to Supply Telephone Conversation Services Via the Internet
- More San Antonio Consumers Are Dialing Up Phone Service Over the Internet
- Openwave WAP2.0 Software and Services Supports Over 12 Million Subscribers of KDDI's "au" 3G Mobile Phone Internet Services
- System Problem Disrupts NTT Group's OCN Internet Service
 |
 |
User Comments (0)
RSS Feeds