Article: Motorola Tapped to Extend China Unicom's Location Based Services Network; New US$10 Million Contract for Phase II of the CDMA LBS Project to Reach 1.65 Million Users in 20 Provinces.

China Unicom, operator of China's sole Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) network, has awarded Motorola Global Telecom Solutions Sector (GTSS) a $10 million contract to build Phase II of its value-added location based services (LBS) network. Motorola will provide equipment, network support and optimization services.

LBS allows China Unicom's subscribers to access a range of location-based information, including nearest public facilities, restaurants and entertainment outlets. It also allows customers to play location-based games. The contract includes deployment of GPSOne position determining equipment (PDE), which can accurately determine the user's ...

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