Wavecom's 'Wireless Innovation on Demand' approach promises users an infinitely flexible, instantaneous response to changing market requirements. According to the company, this means that you get exactly what you need, when it is needed. Developers, for example, get instant access to the exact software, hardware, tools and services they need in order to design the right wireless devices at the right time.
Wireless Innovation on Demand means:
* Handset developers have full design flexibility to create an infinite range of devices - from high-performance devices packed with special features to thin, lightweight handsets, to best-value phones for pre-paid subscribers.
* In the PDA and mobile computing market it gets developers the wireless answers they need to create the most compact and reliable devices possible using field-proven technology.
* For the automotive and machine-to-machine markets, it translates into instant access wireless expertise. Players in the automotive market can focus their energies on developing innovative safety, comfort and maintenance features for their vehicles. And machine-to-machine developers can focus on getting the most out of their machines by linking up all systems and devices, no matter how heterogeneous they may be.
For more information contact Derek Roberts, Trinity Telecomm, 011 465 7377, [email protected]
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