Video General Satellite GS700

When the earth ceases to work any network ... and it becomes impossible to communicate with their loved ones ... comes to the rescue satellite link! And smartphone TerreStar Genus! Smartphone TerreStar Genus operates in GSM and HSPA, and if necessary can also be connected to a satellite. Smartphone, unfortunately, is intended only for U.S. users, as a satellite link only works within range of a "space bird' TerreStar, which includes the U.S., Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands and the coastal waters. And everywhere the user will be available for one number. Since the official announcement of the smartphone TerreStar Genus before the start of sales took place almost a year. The device runs Windows Mobile 6.5.3 and among its specifications: 2.6-inch touchscreen display, QWERTY keyboard, support for 3G, camera modules, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi and GPS receiver. Smartphone TerreStar Genus is a lot of money and afford to buy expensive toy will only wealthy residents of America. Price TerreStar Genus is 799 dollars, and must pay for connection to the satellite 25 dollars per month. Source: GSMPress

  Stratos Global Corporation, the leading global provider of advanced mobile and fixed-site remote communications solutions, today announced that its subsidiary Stratos Wireless Inc. has been granted a spectrum license by Industry Canada to offer the BGAN mobile satellite service to Canadian businesses and government agencies. Stratos is the first company licensed to offer BGAN to the Canadian market. Stratos is one of the world's largest distributors of Inmarsat's BGAN (Broadband Global Area Network), a mobile satellite service that uses portable, lightweight terminals to provide simultaneous, high-speed data (up to 492 kbps) and voice connectivity anywhere in the world. BGAN is ideally suited to enable communications in areas where terrestrial or cellular networks are damaged, congested, or non-existent. Since its introduction in 2006, BGAN from Stratos has been widely adopted by military & NGO agencies, media organizations, first responders and professionals in many other industries worldwide. Stratos now boasts BGAN customers in 185 countries, which cover 95 percent of the BGAN footprint. These customers fully utilize the Stratos Advantage, a suite of value-added services that help make BGAN usage more productive and affordable. "Now that we offer BGAN from Stratos to the Canadian

The company Thuraya Telecommunications Company, market leader in satellite telephony, officially announced the phone Thuraya XT. The manufacturer claims that the Thuraya XT is the most secure satellite phone to date. Mobile Thuraya XT is made in the classic form. His body is resistant to penetration into the water, dust, and the shaking and downs, all possible through the shell to match the standard IP54/IK03. Display satellite phone is covered with anti-surface, through which information from it is easy to read in bright sunlight. Time autonomous work Thuraya XT is 6 hours of talktime or 80 hours in standby mode, an unprecedented result for satellite mobile phones. Among the features of Thuraya XT is worth noting a small weight, which amounts to 193 g, as well as full support for GPS-navigation, the possibility of sending text messages and work with e-mail. Estimated price of the phone Thuraya XT is $ 1350 . Source: GSMPress ®   

  General Mobile, a cellphone manufacturer, is going to announce a handset that runs Android OS and supports 2 SIM cards. The new handset called DSTL1 features a large 3” touchscreen TFT display, a 5 MP camera with a LED flash and 4 Gb of onboard memory. The phone runs on a 624 MHz Marvell CPU. As for connectivity, the handset packs Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 2.0. DTSL1 is the first handset of the king and is slated to hit the market in Q3. General Mobile doesn’t report all specifications – we will learn them at the Mobile World Congress 2009 in Barcelona.  

The freshly-launched Vizada brand became now even stronger. Apax Partners France announced today that besides France Telecom Mobile Satellite Communications, the company includes a recent acquisition which is Telenor Satellite Services. This means that the company becomes one of the leaders of the global satellite communications industry with more then 400 distributors world wide. The company will specialize in two forms of services in order to meet all type of clients: Fixed Satellite Solutions and Mobile Satellite Solutions. Those will be provided via a large range of satellite systems like: Eutelsat, Thuraya, Intelsat, Iridium, New Skies, and many more.

Stratos Global Corporation, the leading global provider of advanced mobile and fixed-site remote communications solutions, today announced that its subsidiary Stratos Wireless Inc. has been granted a spectrum license by Industry Canada to offer the BGAN mobile satellite service to Canadian businesses and government agencies. Stratos is the first company licensed to offer BGAN to the Canadian market. Stratos is one of the world's largest distributors of Inmarsat's BGAN (Broadband Global Area Network), a mobile satellite service that uses portable, lightweight terminals to provide simultaneous, high-speed data (up to 492 kbps) and voice connectivity anywhere in the world. BGAN is ideally suited to enable communications in areas where terrestrial or cellular networks are damaged, congested, or non-existent. Since its introduction in 2006, BGAN from Stratos has been widely adopted by military & NGO agencies, media organizations, first responders and professionals in many other industries worldwide. Stratos now boasts BGAN customers in 185 countries, which cover 95 percent of the BGAN footprint. These customers fully utilize the Stratos Advantage, a suite of value-added services that help make BGAN usage more productive and affordable. "Now that we offer BGAN from Stratos to the Canadian