Posts Tagged ‘Movistar’
Telefonica Moviles Chile selects Combra for Network Optimization
Comba Telecom Systems has been selected by Telefónica Móviles Chile S.A to supply a network optimization solution to manage and optimize its multi-vendor remote electrical tilt (RET) antennas in its network. The project is notable in being the first ever RET supervision system implemented in Latin America.
Working with local partner, Interexport Chile, Comba’s solution will include the provision of antenna remote control units (RCUs), central control units (CCUs) to interface with multiple RET antennas, and installation of Comba’s proprietary Comba Electrical Tilt Software (COMETS) that allows remote management of the antennas from a single interface and seamlessly integrates with major third party network status management tools to close the optimization cycle efficiently.
See the Telefónica Móviles Chile S.A record in EMAT.
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Telefonica to adopt Movistar brand from 1 May – report
Telefonica will roll out its rebranding process on 1 May, Europa Press reports, citing market sources.
Telefonica will rebrand its mobile operations, using exclusively the Movistar commercial brand name across Spain and Latin America. Telefonica will thus continue the rebranding process which the company started in Chile in October 2009. Telefonica Chile S.A. was the first company unit to replace the commercial name of Telefonica by Movistar.
O2 will remain Telefonica’s commercial brand name for northern European operations, including fixed and mobile telephony services. The operator will continue using the Telefonica brand name exclusively for institutional purposes, to address employees, investors, for corporate social responsibility activities, as well as for sponsorship, patronage and social programs.
See the Telefonica Chile S.A. or the various Telefónica records in EMAT
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Movistar goes to court, fights deactivation of unregistered mobile numbers
Telefónica Móviles México has started a legal action to obtain a court order against the deactivation of lines that were not registered in the Mobile Phone Users National Registry (Renaut), local newspaper El Universal reports.
America Movil, via its Mexican unit Telcel, has recently obtained a provisional court order against the suspension of unregistered mobile lines.
On 9 April, Telefónica Móviles México announced it will maintain the unregistered mobile phone lines active, even after the 10 April deadline, and that – if necessary – it will go to court in defence of its subscribers. However, Mexican telecommunications regulator Cofetel urged Movistar to comply with the law and suspend service to mobile customers who have not registered their numbers in the Renaut database by 10 April, or face penalties. Telefónica Móviles México now hopes to obtain a provisional court order absolving it from cutting off service to customers who have not provided proof of identity.
See the Telcel record and the Telefónica Móviles México record in EMAT.
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Telefonica Moviles Venezuela LTE deployment 2nd half of 2011
Telefónica Móviles Venezuela - operating under the brand Movistar - plans to begin deploying LTE infrastructure in large cities across Venezuela during the second half of 2011. However, Movistar has not yet secured the necessary spectrum.
See the Telefónica Móviles Venezuela record in EMAT.
Movistar Venezuela upgrades HSPDA
Telefónica Móviles Venezuela (operating under the brand Movistar) has upgraded its existing mobile data download service (HSDPA) to improve the upload link as well (HSUPA). The upgrade covers the main cities.
See the Telefónica Móviles Venezuela record in EMAT
