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- initialism communication Initialism of Universal Mobile Telecommunications System.
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Samsung Electronics Co. lawyer Bas Berghuis told a civil judge at The Hague District Court that Apple "never bothered to ask about licenses" before it started selling 3G-enabled iPhones that use the Universal Mobile Telecommunications Standard commonly known by the acronym UMTS.
unknown title 2011
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This is a long term UMTS project paying excellent rates in a fantastic location with minimal living expense.
cellular-news 2010
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This is a long term UMTS project paying excellent rates in a fantastic location with minimal living expense.
cellular-news 2010
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This is an excellent opportunity to secure a long-term UMTS contract in a truly desirable location.
cellular-news 2009
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No, UMTS is part of what’s listed as the WCDMA family.
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Nortel sold off a wireless technology known as UMTS that captured little market share, but continued to invest in next-generation technologies that built on it such as WiMax and LTE, believing that carriers that had moved to other suppliers would again return to Nortel.
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It also bought a line of products from Nortel Networks, known as UMTS technology.
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Last year, the company sold its next-generation wireless business known as UMTS, and it stopped making blade servers, which save space for businesses such as Web sites that need multiple servers.
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T-Mobile's 3G data network will use a technology called UMTS, or Universal Mobile Telecommunications System.
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It is about four times faster than current generation of 3G networks, also known as UMTS and about 15 times faster than more easily available GPRS networks.
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