Cellular One expands network
Cellular One has invested $2.2 million during the first quarter of 2005 to expand South Dakota's wireless network, company officials said.
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rating: 1/5 by: mn0711 - Everything, service, reception, lies, false claims - I have been a Cellular One customer for 3+years. I began having very bad reception last fall. In January I went to the local office to tell them I wanted to disconnect my service and go with another company due to the bad reception. They told me it ...
HP Announces Rural Cellular as One of the First Mobile Operators to Support Multiple Wireless Network Technologies from a Single HLR Platform
HP today announced that Rural Cellular Corporation will deploy in full production an advanced home location register (HLR) that supports - from a single platform - the world's major wireless network technologies as well as interoperability between them. In the third quarter of 2004, Rural Cellular will deploy the HP OpenCall HLR to support two of those standards, ANSI/TDMA-CDMA1 and GSM/GPRS1. The HP OpenCall HLR maintains vendor and wireless network protocol neutrality between the two. As the core solution in wireless network infrastructure, the HLR includes a database that contains all subscriber names and account service information.

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