The government-owned Sierra Leone Telecommunications (Sierratel) explained on Friday that it has chosen to use a CDMA phone system based on its need to leapfrog to a next-generation network, which ...

Nokia plans to begin production of CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) cellular phones in China, the company said Monday. The announcement comes as the country’s second largest cell phone operator, ...

Nokia Corp. will offer two new CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) handsets that are part of its continued push into emerging markets, the company announced Wednesday. The phones, which are due in ...

Using their own (or TIs) chipsets arguably gave Nokia a strategic advantage, and is perhaps why their CDMA phones work better than the rest of the Verizon lineup. A complete monoculture of Qualcomm ...

India will soon have its first home-grown CDMA handset maker following a licensing deal announced Monday with Qualcomm Inc. Himachal Futuristic Communications Ltd. (HFCL) plans to start manufacturing ...

Two new Nokia phones today, neither one much to speak of (or look at), but they’ll do just fine in the Asia Pacific CDMA markets for which they are designed. The 2112 has a nice white-on-white thing ...

HELSINKI, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Nokia , the world's top cell phone maker, unveiled on Monday two entry-level phones which use CDMA technology. Nokia said earlier this year it planned to withdraw from CDMA ...

With what we've just heard about Sprint adding video ringtones to their portfolio...I'd guess this phone is going to Sprint? Nice see Nokia making flips for the CDMA market. With what we've just heard ...

So from my weak google fu and just all around reading on both techs, the jist of what I have found really comes out to this.<BR><BR>CDMA is a better technology and has more bandwidth available and is ...

HELSINKI (Reuters) - The world's largest mobile phone maker Nokia launched three new CDMA phones on Wednesday and said it remained committed to the standard, which has long been overshadowed by the ...

Verizon, AT&T, and Sprint have been falling all over themselves rolling out new coverage areas as fast as possible. Well, Verizon is continuing to bet big with LTE. Come next year, we’re going to see ...