+ Follow CHUNGHWA TELECOM Tag
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[Summary] => TAIPEI (AP) - Seabed movements believed caused by Typhoon Morakat damaged seven undersea cables linking Asian nations, disrupting Internet and telephone services, a Taiwanese telephone company said today.
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[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) and seven other telecommunication companies in Asia Pacific will build an international undersea cable system to cater to the growing demand for bandwidth.
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[Title] => Smart successfully tests 3G int’l video call service
[Summary] => Prepaid and postpaid subscribers of leading wireless services provider Smart Communications Inc. using 3G-capable handsets will soon be able to see their family and friends in several countries when making calls.
Smart has just successfully tested its 3G international video call service with NTT DoCoMo in Japan as well as with seven other leading foreign mobile network operators including Chunghwa Telecom in Taiwan, Starhub in Singapore, Mobilkom in Austria and CSL, Sunday, Hutchison, and Smartone in Hong Kong.
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PLDT will own and operate the Philippine landing station.
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Smart has just successfully tested its 3G international video call service with NTT DoCoMo in Japan as well as with seven other leading foreign mobile network operators including Chunghwa Telecom in Taiwan, Starhub in Singapore, Mobilkom in Austria and CSL, Sunday, Hutchison, and Smartone in Hong Kong.
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PLDT will own and operate the Philippine landing station.
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