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Orange 3G coverage to 65% of the population in late 2006

late 2006, following the commitments it made in July 2004 and Rennes 1 October 2004, Orange should cover 65% of the French population .

"The goal is to reach the Orange UMTS coverage of 33% of the population before the end of 2004 and 65% in 2006 . In 2009, Orange will offer 3G services 90% of the French population. "



this information in two different press kits:

• File Releases of October 2004 seen here: http://sites.orange.fr/ge/content/rubriques/apropos/comuniques/dp_rennes_umts_011004.pdf

• Press July 2004 " Cities UMTS visible here: http://sites.orange.fr/ge/content/rubriques/apropos/comuniques/Dossier_presse_villesOrange.pdf

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categories of HSDPA mobile phones, USB modem and PC Card HSDPA

The HSDPA theoretical speeds depend on the category of equipment you use and the operator has deployed. They can reach a theoretical maximum of 14.4 Mbps

categories will be used in the first category 12 then Category 6.

This should normally be deployed in France in 2007 by 3 operators.

None of them has so far officially confirmed ...

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Post: The "Turbo HSDPA"

theoretical Download 30 Mb / s to 100Mbit / s.
No operator has indicated insant for a possible deployment.

Source: 3GPP

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What Is EDGE, 3G, HSDPA, GPRS ...

Definitions and brief explanations

1G: Analog phones (most used at present)

2G: GSM (9.6 kbps) Global System for Mobile Communications .
European digital standard using frequencies of 900 and 1800 MHz.
GSM is the leading mobile system users.

2.5G: GPRS (40-56 kbps) Global Packet Radio Service.
Evolution of GSM mobile phone standard that enables data transfers packages, as on the Internet.

2.75G: EDGE (100 to 247 kbit / s) Acronym for Enhanced Data GSM Environment.
Evolution of GPRS mobile telephony standard, it offers a maximum throughput of 247 kbps, which enables mobile TV but not the video.

3G: UMTS (DL: 144 to 384 kbit / s & UP: 128Kbit / s) Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS)
system called 3G operators. It is based on W-CDMA. (Peaks at 2Mbit / s in very specific conditions). Allows in addition to EDGE and a video flow a little more important.

3.5G: HSDPA (DL: 900 kbit / s to 14.4 Mbit / s & UL: 384kbit / s) High Speed Downlink Packet Access.
Evolution of 3G also called 3G +
Speaking "technical", there are two modules for HSDPA QPSK: that used by Orange and SFR in 2006 to 1.8 Mbit / s theoretical (for a single user on a base station: this is never the case !!!). It's HSDPA 16QAM 12modulation category: that should be used in late 2007, allowing theoretical speeds of 3.6 Mbps. HSDPA is the Category 5 or 6.