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  • DTAC expects 3G by 2013

    11/02/2012 : Total Access Communication (DTAC) is determined to roll out its third-generation (3G) network nationwide next year with 11,000 base stations covering all districts.

  • TELECOMMUNICATIONS NBTC worried about mobile concession expiry

    10/02/2012 : The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) is in talks with mobile operators holding concessions on the 1800-megahertz frequency to seek a resolution to their expiring contracts next year.

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  • ELECTRONICS

    Samsung concentrates on B2B market

    09/02/2012 : Samsung is targeting the 30-billion-baht business-to-business market (B2B) with the merger of its corporate product teams into a single unit.

  • TELECOMMUNICATIONS

    Thaicom to launch two more satellites by 2015

    09/02/2012 : Thaicom Plc (THCOM), the country's sole satellite service provider, set an aggressive three-year expansion plan with the planned launch of two new commercial satellites _ Thaicom 8 and Thaicom 9.

  • ELECTRONICS

    HP mulls $100m Thai inkjet plant

    09/02/2012 : US-based Hewlett-Packard expressed interest in forming a joint venture with Cal-Comp Electronics (Thailand) Plc to invest in a US$100-million inkjet printer production facility in Thailand.

  • Nokia to cut 4,000 jobs

    08/02/2012 : HELSINKI : Struggling Finnish phone maker Nokia plans to cut 4,000 more jobs at its plants in Finland, Hungary and Mexico as it seeks to cut costs by moving smartphone assembly work to Asia.

  • Being 'smart' shaping up to be the big trend this year

    08/02/2012 : At a time when the country faces economic challenges and is still recovering from recent heavy floods, the technology trend for 2012 will feature a shift toward smarter and more flexible systems.

  • TELECOMMUNICATIONS

    DTAC promises Bangkok WiFi service from March

    08/02/2012 : Total Access Communication Plc (DTAC) vows to launch commercial WiFi service in Bangkok next month after the end of a one-month free trial period.

  • Power to the people

    08/02/2012 : If the size of your household or business electricity bill is starting to get you down, it's time to turn on to new ways to save power and money.

  • MANUFACTURING

    Fuji Xerox eyes printer plant

    08/02/2012 : The Japan-based Fuji Xerox is considering whether to build a multifunctional printer factory in Thailand in a move aimed at expanding its business in Myanmar.

  • TELECOMS

    NBTC considering tower-share scheme

    08/02/2012 : The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) is floating a new idea to issue what it called "tower dual-location licences" to any network owners to participate in a licensing auction for the 2100-megahertz frequency.

  • GlobeTech files lawsuit against Nokia, Navteq Solution

    07/02/2012 : GlobeTech, the leading Thai digital mapping provider, has filed a lawsuit against Nokia (Thailand) and Navteq Solution (Thailand), accusing them of violating its copyright and seeking punitive damages of 540 million baht.

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