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Yuppies continue to mill and buzz in and out of Globe Customer Service Centers at the Ayala Center Cebu and SM City-Cebu, eversince last week during the Sinulog festivity, eager, to experience Super 3G-powered streaming and downloads on 3G/HSDPA capable cellphones.


With only a few quick and easy steps, the techies are already able to bring in music and TV programs with them anywhere they want to go right on the screen of their phones.


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Pampered is how I would describe the experience of having a mobile broadband 3G connection to the Internet. If patience is not one of your strong points and you abhor wires and cables that literally tie you down in one place, then an HSDPA wireless and mobile Internet connection from Globe could be a good gift for yourself this Christmas.


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                    [Title] => Samsung SGH-Z560: Shaping the mobile world of the future
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Now that 3G UMTS has become an everyday technology, exciting new opportunities on the horizon are influencing the next generation of mobile communications. Samsung is prepared and ready for tomorrow. While the vision for the mobile world of the future is still evolving, the shape of what is coming is clear.


As a global telecommunications leader committed to developing technologies that serve as the most advanced personal multimedia devices on the market, Samsung is proud to showcase High Speed Data Packet Access or HSDPA as the future of mobile broadband. 


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Last year, Globe launched its Visibility. This allowed business subscribers to get connected to the Internet at speeds of 80 Mbps (or megabytes per second). Now, with Super 3G, connections are made at speeds of 1.2 to 1.4 Mbps.


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Globe president and chief executive officer Gerardo Ablaza said that while the company at this point has committed to spend $100 million over the next two years, half of which will be spent this year, there is nothing that will prevent the country’s second largest mobile operator from putting in more money into 3G.


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