Manila Bulleting
August 12, 2005
Globe Telecom becomes 1st RP carrier to make 3G video call
By EMMIE V. ABADILLA
Globe Telecom Inc. beat other local operators in the race for 3rd Generation (3G) technology when it completed the first 3G video call in the
Using a 3G trial permit and frequencies from the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC), Globe completed its first 3G video call last month, allowing not just voice but full-motion real-time videos between two mobile subscribers.
Globe has committed to invest in 3G trials to make sure it will be ready to offer the service in due time, the Ablaza explained.
"Now, 3G is upon us and we are ready," Ablaza declared. "This video call is another milestone in the evolution of Globe — one of many steps we are taking to understand and build the next generation of telecommunications technologies and services."
With 3G technology and services, subscribers will not only hear, but see loved ones — in the country and abroad.
Mobile phone users can watch the news, favorite TV shows, or sports highlights while commuting to and from the office. They can also download and listen to the latest music, wherever and whenever they want. 3G promises the public even richer experiences and greater convenience, on top of the full mobility that only cellular service provides.
"Just a decade ago, Globe pioneered digital communications in the
"As communication needs evolved beyond just calling and texting, Globe led and launched the
"Globe’s mission is to enrich the people’s lives through communications, and make more great things possible for them," he went on. Hence, "We continue to seek different breakthrough possibilities. Testing new innovation and technologies like 3G services and 3G video calling is part of this commitment."
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