Wireless Products

Baseband processor

Supporting the new CDMA IS-2000 1RTT standard, LSI Logic's CBP 4.0 integrated processor offers flexible interfaces and power management functions. The CBP is designed for voice and data communication applications, including cellular handsets and data modems, with compatibility for future wireless devices. The processor's functions extend battery life and give flexibility to the analog interface to the RF radio.
LSI Logic
www.lsilogic.com

Wireless infrastructure solution

Littlefeet offers its SPICE infrastructure product to provide street-level coverage via clusters of intelligent, remotely managed units. SPICE combines features of micro base stations, repeaters and intelligent modems. The RF level of each device is less than that of a single phone handset. SPICE also reduces the need for new towers and uses a wireless backhaul.
Littlefeet, Inc.
www.littlefeet-inc.com

Disposable cell phone charger

Electric Fuel's Instant Power Charger is a pocket-sized device that weighs less than three ounces. It plugs directly into the cell phone, giving consumers the option to continue talking while the empty battery is recharged. A disposable PowerCartridge is the source of power for the charger, and an adapter allows the charger to be used with any electrical outlet. Each cartridge is good for three charges, with additional cartridges sold separately. Chargers are available for $19.95, and additional cartridges cost $9.95.
Electric Fuel
www.electric-fuel.com

Enterprise application integration

The Unimobile 4.0 provides XML-based application integration. It also can link to existing lightweight directory access protocol corporate directories to facilitate access to employment data via mobile or desktop devices. Unimobile's product operates on more than 370 networks in 130 countries, where it features cross-carrier and cross-network data delivery, advanced security options, two-way communication capabilities, message delivery confirmation and multi-casting to predefined groups. Unimobile 4.0 supports all common wireless protocols, including GSM, CDMA and TDMA.
Unimobile
www.unimobile.com

Wireless bridge

The iDini Wireless Application Bridge is a software technology family that allows service providers to connect the user's computer desktop to a wireless device. Its Mobile Desktop product enables users to view, edit, fax and share documents in common file formats, allowing them to access e-mail attachments via wireless devices. Scaled to support millions of simultaneous users and thousands of new applications, the Mobile Desktop integrates wireless computing services with existing IT infrastructures.
iDini
www.idini.com

Wireless data system

M/ERGY is a mobile broadband wireless data system offered by COM DEV. The product gives users access to information at data rates higher than 3G and will initially operate in the licensed 1.9 GHz PCS spectrum. Using Qualcomm's HDR technology, M/ERGY provides data, music videos, streaming videos, e-commerce and voice-over-IP at burst rates of 2.4 Mb/s. The system will interface with computers through a USB connection. A PCMCIA card version will also be introduced.
COM DEV

Broadband solution

Tantivy's I-CDMA network is an Internet protocol-based wireless broadband solution that incorporates router technology from the cell directly to the Internet. The 3G technology supports access speeds of 368 kb/s and up to 1000 users per MHz channel. I-CDMA wirelessly replicates the desktop Internet experience achieved via cable modem or DSL for the portable market segment.
Tantivy Communications
www.tantivy.com

Mobile switching center

The CMX3G MSC is available as one of Ericsson's total CDMA solutions, which enable operators to provide voice and data services on dedicated platforms. The MSC supports ANSI-41-E as well as the InterOperability Specification Version 4 with support for Packet Core Network packet data services. Developments in the CDMA2000 standard can be implemented with a simple software upgrade in the MSC. CMX3G MSC's scalability is achieved through intelligent packaging, with expansion modules that provide capacity up to 20,000 Erlangs. The expansion modules are self-contained with switching capabilities and devices for trunking, announcements and conference calling.
Ericsson
www.ericsson.com

E-mail retriever for phone

Nomad from Telecommunication Systems allows digital phone users to hear desktop e-mail over the phone. Users are notified of mail via an SMS message. By pushing talk on digital phones, users will hear a text-to-speech version of the message and can send a response by pushing reply and recording voice commands. E-mail receivers click on link supplied in the e-mail and listen to the reply. Users do not need to purchase a new phone or change carriers.
Telecommunications Systems
www.telecomsys.com

Microwave radio

The NEC America 3000 Series Sonet digital microwave radio carries one OC-3/STM-1 and two wayside DS-1s per RF channel in the 4-13 GHz bands. An optional Cross-polarization Interference Canceller allows reliable transmission of up to 16 OC-3s in the 6 GHz band. The RF channel individual space diversity receivers employ automatic DADE and minimum dispersion IF combining to minimize propagation outages. RF four-fiber interfaces eliminate single-point-of-failure hardware-related outages.
NEC America
www.necwave.com

Dual-band antenna

The On-GlassAPDM928 series cellular/PCS antenna from Antenna Specialists provides 3 dBd gain for cellular and PCS in a reduced footprint to fit between defogger wires. Based on a coupling box that maximizes signal transmission, the APDM928 uses a whip design to achieve in-phase signal transmission and reception, using two colinear elements at both frequencies. The stainless steel whip is 14 inches high. The ADPM928 series covers the 824 MHz to 894 MHz cellular range and the 1850 MHz to 1990 MHz PCS frequency range. The antenna is vertically polarized, has omnidirectional coverage, does not require ground plane and can handle up to 10 watts. The cost is $49.98.
Antenna Specialists
www.antennaspecialists.com

Wireless data platform

The MobileSys platform consists of the MobileSys MX, a messaging engine, and the MobileSys Network. MobileSys MX supports SQL, XML, Java and C standards. It delivers messages to and from most digital wireless devices, including pagers, digital cellular phones, PCS phones, hand-held computers and wireless data carriers. The MobileSys Network is a global wireless data network with integrated quality of service capabilities to provide customers with an outsourced solution for deployment, management and tracking of wireless messages.
MobileSys
www.mobilesys.com

Filing system

The ULS Express online filing system from Comsearch helps streamline FCC Form 601 filing process. Download technical information from proprietary databases and auto populate more than 90% of the fields on Form 601. Multiple applications can be prepared, stored, retrieved and submitted in batch mode. ULS Express is available for Part 101 Common Carrier Microwave, Private Operational Fixed Microwave and Part 74 Broadcast Auxiliary Microwave.
Comsearch
www.comsearch.com

Wireless Internet

Flash Networks' NettGain product line combines data protocols for the wireless environment with content compression and optimization methods to deliver high-speed data access over 2G, 2.5G and 3G networks. Dynamic load balancing and a redirection mechanism support redundancy, scalability and high availability. NettGain's multi-platform, multi-device and multi-protocol approach offers client-server solutions and server-only solutions and facilitates deployment of high-performance mobile data services.
Flash Networks
www.flashnetworks.com.

Application platform

The Syncronex ViewPoint 4.0 data application platform allows data to be collected from multiple data sources and generated by end-users. Administrators can define a single access control policy, and data is kept confidential through encryption. Employees, partners, and customers can interact with applications. Updates can be made directly to source systems and workflow processes can be initiated through email. Applications are available through Web browsers, Internet-accessible phones and other wireless devices.
Syncronex

Internet phone

The Motorola V. Series 120c phone features voice recognition, a 100 number phone book, Internet WAP browser, FM radio, interchangeable color wraps, VibraCall and turbo dialing. The lightweight phone will be available in the second quarter of 2002. The cost of the phone will be $69.
Motorola
www.motorola.com

GPS device

The Airbiquity GPS Accessory for wireless phone users provides location-based data, roadside assistance, accident assistance, turn-by-turn directions and concierge services embedded into the battery of a Nokia wireless phone. The accessory transmits information via voice network (CDMA, TDMA, GSM or AMPS). Users can send location data to mapping software on a PDA.
Airbiquity
www.airbiquity.com

Wireless instant messaging

IM-Anywhere, Invertix's software platform for wireless instant messaging and subscriber presence management, connects carriers and their subscribers with Internet-based messaging and retail services in real-time. The network platform features a mobile buddy list that indicates online status based on the actual availability of the wireless subscriber.
Invertix
www.invertix.com

Billing and customer care system interface

Corsair Communications, a Lightbridge company, now offers PhoneFuel Open, an interface that provides web application protocol mobile and web browser access to existing pre- and post pay billing and customer care systems. PhoneFuel Open supports account balance inquiry, payment processing and posting, call detail and customer acquisition and care.
Corsair
www.corsair.com

Modem card

The DotSurfer wireless PCMCIA Type II modem card, based on CDMA2000 and GPRS, facilitates high-speed Internet access up to 153 kb/s. The card features a flexible antenna, wide area network coverage and measures 86 54 5 mm. Systems required for modem card include Windows 98, ME, NT 4.0, 2000 or CE.
GTRAN