Motorola to Release Wi-Fi, OMS Handsets

Sina Tech, 5/14/09

Motorola China's vice president of sales, Wen Tao, has confirmed the company will release a Wi-Fi capable WCDMA handset in China by the end of this month or early next month at the latest. Currently, no Wi-Fi enabled handset has received a mobile network access permit from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT). Wen said the handset, called the A3100, received permission because it supports both Wi-Fi and WAPI wireless networking standards.

Wen added that Motorola will also release a TD-SCDMA handset using China Mobile's OMS operating system in the second half of 2009.

Keywords: Wen Tao Motorola A3100 China Mobile MIIT Motorola network access permit OMS TD-SCDMA WAPI WCDMA Wi-Fi wireless wireless networking 3G mobile OS mobile phone

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