Orange will follow the lead taken by rivals BTCellnet and Vodafone this autumn when it launches its own consumer GPRS service, offering a high-speed, always-on Internet connection for mobile phones.

Mobile phone users will finally be able to get a taste of high-speed Internet access when on the move, with the launch of BT Cellnet's consumer GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) service today.

U.S. wireless carriers are starting to hit some roadblocks as they install cellular telephone networks using a technique called General Packet Radio Service, or GPRS. It's led some industry insiders ...

Bluetooth and General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) are used widely today to make devices on the move Internet accessible. Bluetooth is a low-range wireless technology that can be made a part of almost ...

MobileCom launches a new era in mobile data services; providing Kingdom-wide coverage for high-speed access over its GPRS network ...

In the coming weeks, international carrier Equant is going to add 2.5G General Packet Radio Service access to its portfolio of remote-access options for its IP VPN and frame relay service offerings.

The wireless infrastructure is likely to remain a circuit-switched, time-division multiplexed technology for much of the next five to seven years. Even after the transition to third-generation (3G) ...

I have signed up for the GPRS service through the pre-paid line from AsiaCell.<br>Works, however painfull it is, my problem is with certain sites, the main site I wanted access to is the MSN Messenger ...