Swedish telecomms solutions provider Ericsson said on Monday (28 June) that the Estonian mobile operator EMT had launched its commercial EDGE service by using infrastructure supplied by Ericsson
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30 June 2004 y., Wednesday
Swedish telecomms solutions provider Ericsson said on Monday (28 June) that the Estonian mobile operator EMT had launched its commercial EDGE service by using infrastructure supplied by Ericsson.
The upgrade of EMT`s existing GSM/GPRS Ericsson network in
Estonia would enhance the usage of consumer and enterprise services, according to Ericsson.
Implementation into the GSM network had already begun and EDGE service were now available in selected areas in Tallinn and would be gradually expanded all-over Estonia.
Ericsson added that it was the sole supplier of GSM Core and Radio Network including GPRS/EDGE Network for EMT.
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