e.Digital Corporation (fka EDIG)

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Mar 12, 2002 - Network designer Lucent Technologies and technology and solutions provider Compaq Computer Corp have entered into an agreement to accelerate the availability of wireless device capabilities.Compatibility will provide Compaq device users with high-speed mobile data solutions such as wireless web browsing, mobile e-mail and video streaming.


Nov. 5, 2001 - The consumer launch of the MXP 100, the first portable product to feature an interface based on our speech recognition engine, could create a new market and other opportunities for Lucent's speech recognition technology,' commented Monte Stimmel, licensing manager in the Technology Licensing Solutions group at Lucent. ``Drawing on e.Digital's expertise in low power, small footprint applications, we are able to support more than 100,000 words and names in their music player, plus flexibility for English words or sounds not in the dictionary. We expect this to be the first of many voice recognition applications for portable devices, and we are enthusiastic about the potential to work with e.Digital on additional product opportunities.


March 19, 2001 - Verizon Wireless, the nation's largest wireless carrier, and Lucent Technologies today announced a three-year, $5 billion contract which positions Lucent to become the largest supplier of Verizon (3G) mobile network infrastructure. Verizon will purchase multiple products and systems from Lucent's designed to expand wireless coverage, increase capacity, and support high-speed data and mobile Internet applications.
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Lucent Technologies supplies equipment to Verizon Wireless for first commercial 3G wireless network launched in United States


FOR RELEASE WEDNESDAY JANUARY 30, 2002
Verizon Wireless Express Network to deliver new high-speed wireless data services using Lucent infrastructure Murray Hill, N.J. -Lucent Technologies (NYSE: LU) said today it has supplied the third generation (3G) mobile network infrastructure for Verizon Wireless's Express Network which was launched earlier this week in significant East and West Coast markets. The work completed for this project is part of the $5 billion agreement the two companies announced in March 2001. The Express Network is the first wireless network in the United States to be powered by 3G1XRTT advanced technology, and will enable Verizon Wireless to offer its customers new high-speed mobile data services such as audio streaming, e-mail and Internet access at speeds of up to 144 kilobits per second (kbps).


Though streaming is not downloading - imo the underlying structure for mobile security n usability is coming of age - remember 'record'.


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