"The high download speeds offered by HSDPA will greatly enhance a wide range of mobile services from Web browsing to video downloads. We will have commercial HSDPA networks up and running in Europe in 2006."
Matthias Schroter, VP Roaming & Standards, T-Mobile

Mobilkom Austria

Superior network coverage is seen as the magic ingredient for mobile broadband success. mobilkom austria is constantly testing the quality of its network using independent institutes to ensure it stays one step ahead. The positive combination of coverage and speed produce a significant competitive advantage, and one that will command a premium price – but it needs to be a pricing package that is simple to understand and has to be convergent with previous pricing approaches as well as alternative solutions to the mobile approach.
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Telstra

When Australian operator Telstra Mobile launched its nationwide mobile broadband network in October 2006, it brought broadband services to many remote communities for the very first time. In towns far from metropolitan centres, its “Next G” subscribers can video conference with friends from the opposite side of the country, catch up with the latest CNN headlines days before a daily newspaper arrives and download the latest hits in record time. All thanks to the world’s largest national HSPA network, rolled out in just 10 months.
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MTN

In March 2006, MTN was the first operator in South Africa to launch HSDPA commercial services, and the eleventh worldwide. Using the mobile broadband technology HSDPA MTN has established a community payphone kiosk in the township of Alexandra, allowing the very poor community access to voice telephony services, and for the first time, cheap and reliable access to the internet. With support from MTN SA, and the GSM Association's Development Fund, the Alexandra Community Payphone site has become the latest to join the MTN @ccess project.
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AT&T

AT&T operates in one of the world’s most competitive and complex mobile markets. As the largest mobile operator in the USA, it strives to be first to market with successful mobile services. And now, with High Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) mobile broadband, AT&T leads the market once again. Users can watch their favourite video clips on their mobile handset or surf the Internet at speeds averaging 400-700kbps.
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Maxis

Malaysia’s broadband landscape is undergoing a revolution. Leading mobile operator Maxis Communications Berhad has rolled out HSDPA, bringing true competition to the country’s underdeveloped broadband market. Everyday, hundreds of households are signing up to the only residential broadband service that offers true portability, convergence and reduced phone bills.
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KTF Shows Way Forward for Mobile Broadband

When South Korean operator KT Freetel (KTF) launched ‘SHOW’ – its mobile broadband service based on a High Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) network – on March 1st 2007, the company stamped its presence on the industry in two major ways.
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SmarTone-Vodafone: Mobile Broadband in among the skyscrapers

The launch of SmarTone-Vodafone Mobile Broadband has given users in Hong Kong the only ubiquitous High Speed Packet Access (HSPA) network with territory-wide coverage. The company’s HSPA network was launched commercially in June 2006. It covers over 99% of Hong Kong’s territory, including the outer lying islands, and even works on top of the tallest skyscrapers and underground on the Mass Transit Railway (MTR), Hong Kong’s subway.
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Economic hotspot embraces Mobile Broadband in the Middle East

Telecommunications is playing a key part in this transformation. The Middle East’s leading operator, Etisalat, is pioneering mobile broadband services in the UAE. One of the first operators anywhere in the world to launch 3G, in December 2003, Etisalat was also in the leading group to upgrade its entire 3G network to HSPA in 2005.
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