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A well-managed charging experience keeps pre- and post-paid subscribers fully aware of their usage to
avoid any potential bill shock. Openwave Passport, Smart Policy Edition helps carrier customers not
only track usage against data quotas and inform subscribers on their usage, it but also enables them to
buy access to data quotas as needed, through an intuitive interface.
The growth in data subscriptions and in the app business is reflected in the volume of data being
transported by mobile networks. Openwave Passport helps manage the traffic in an application-aware
manner in coordination with policies defined in PCC infrastructure. Further, the network traffic mix can be
monitored and analyzed using Openwave Analytics to plan for network expansion and service
structuring. In addition, Openwave Analytics provides marketing insights for measuring the effectiveness
of service structuring and also enables integration into ecosystem for personalization of mobile web
experiences.
The growing richness of the mobile Internet entails heavier web pages more video content. Openwave’s
Web Optimizer and Media Optimizer are intelligent, content-aware solutions that work to automatically
trigger optimization when the network reaches pre-determined thresholds. Openwave Media Optimizer
enables the ability to intelligently analyze and implement network optimization based on real-time network
conditions. This in-network intelligence capability is expected to significantly lower operator’s total cost of
ownership (TCO) by reducing transmission requirements up to 40 percent when required by network
conditions.
Openwave Web Optimizer uses compression, caching and transcoding techniques to increase data
transfer rates over 3GPP Rel-8 and beyond wireless data networks while decreasing the amount of traffic
flowing over the network. It delivers faster browsing speeds and more immediate access to content while
conserving valuable bandwidth.
Qualcomm Incorporated is the leader in next-generation mobile technologies, developing some of the
industry’s most advanced chipsets, software and services. The Company’s R&D efforts and intellectual
property portfolio in the areas of UMTS-HSPA and LTE have catalyzed the evolution of mobile
broadband, helping to make wireless devices and services more personal, affordable and accessible to
people everywhere.
Qualcomm is committed to HSPA+ and LTE and is a leader in both standards development and chipset
commercialization of 3GPP technologies. Qualcomm’s contributions to the advancement of HSPA+ and
LTE are reflected in a variety of key industry milestones, including:
� The industry’s first HSPA+ Rel-7 chipset was launched early 2009. Qualcomm’s introduction
of the MDM8200 chipset set the stage for HSPA+ Rel-7 network trials in 2008, as well as
Qualcomm’s collaboration with Telstra in launching the world’s first HSPA+ network in early 2009.
� The first single-chip 45nm multi-mode HSPA+ Rel-7/EV-DO Rev. B chipset announced
November 2007
� The dual-core, multi-mode QSC7630 for HSPA+ and EV-DO Rev. B features multi-band RF
transceiver supporting all frequency bands worldwide and support for third-party operating
systems in a single 12X12 package.
� The world’s first data call using HSPA+ in July 2008. In mid-2008, Qualcomm completes the
world's first data call using HSPA+ Rel-7. The call, made on Qualcomm’s MDM8200 product,
achieves a data transfer rate of more than 20 Mbps in a 5 MHz channel.
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