Grameephone and PCCW as well as unveiling a number of new products at COMMUNICASIA 2008, just to mention a few of the activities.

Huawei to Expand GSM Network of Grameenphone in Bangladesh

Dhaka, Bangladesh  June 4, 2008 -- Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. ("Huawei") today announced that it has signed a contract with Grameenphone Ltd., a leading mobile operator in Bangladesh and a Telenor subsidiary, for large-scale capacity expansion and enhancement of Next Generation GSM Core and Radio network.

Huawei's solution will also improve the quality of service experienced by Grameenphone customers and thereby enhance the operator's competitive advantage in the market.

"We are delighted to choose Huawei as our second GSM equipment supplier," said Mr. Anders Jensen, CEO of Grameenphone. "Huawei's advanced technology and value-added services will help us to deliver an excellent mobile experience to our customers."

"We are honored to partner with Grameenphone," stated Mr. Kevin Tao, Senior Vice President of Huawei. "With our customized solutions and professional service capabilities, we are dedicated to helping Grameenphone strengthen its leadership and competitiveness in Bangladesh."

The All-IP core network solutions will help Grameenphone build a more robust and flexible mobile network with simplified architecture, increasing reliability and simplifying network maintenance thus reducing operational cost. Huawei's latest 4th Generation multi-platform All-IP solutions will enable the convergence of radio access networks, providing a smooth evolution to 3G and future access technologies.

About Grameenphone

Grameenphone Ltd. is a leading telecommunications service provider in Bangladesh with more than 18 million subscribers as of May 2008. It has a nationwide EDGE-enabled network, covering nearly the entire population. Grameenphone is a joint venture between Telenor of Norway (62%) and Grameen Telecom of Bangladesh (38%).

Huawei Helps PCCW Deploy Hong Kong's First CDMA2000 1xEV-DO Rev. A Network

Hong Kong, China  June 5, 2008 -- Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. ("Huawei") has announced that it has been selected by PCCW, Hong Kong's leading telecommunication provider, to help deploy Hong Kong's first CDMA2000 1X/1xEV-DO Rev. A Network. This means that travelers to the city will be able to roam on PCCW's network and experience seamless CDMA roaming and mobile data services.

Under the terms of agreement, Huawei will provide its fourth generation CDMA Base Transceiver Station (BTS) solution to help PCCW construct a CDMA2000 1xEV-DO Rev. A network. Huawei's fourth generation BTS features multi-standard convergence, high integration, All-IP, energy conservation & environmental protection, and fully meets PCCW's business requirement for long-term development as it reduces the operator's operational costs and ensures it can evolve smoothly beyond 3G in the future.

"We are delighted that PCCW has chosen to use our fourth generation BTS products," said Mr. Zhao Ming, Vice President of Wireless Product Line, Huawei Technologies. "Operators nowadays are increasingly looking for long-term partners who are able to help them build their future-oriented CDMA networks. Huawei has a great deal of experience in developing CDMA technologies and is committed to providing mobile operators with customized solutions under the concept ‘Green, Convergence, Broadband and Evolution'."

As of March 2008, Huawei has won 84 EV-DO commercial contracts and has served leading CDMA operators such as China Unicom, Leap in North America, Reliance and TATA in India, and Telkom in Indonesia.

Huawei launches the latest terminals to support operators boost 3G business

SINGAPORE  June 18, 2008 -- COMMUNICASIA 2008 -- Huawei Technologies Co Ltd. ("Huawei") today launched its latest HSPA USB stick, 3G phones and HSDPA gateway at the industry benchmark event CommunicAsia in Singapore. This move signifies Huawei' s continuous efforts in supporting operators to boost their 3G business.

Dedicated to help operators develop mobile broadband services and thus create potentials for operators by providing innovative products, Huawei highlighted its new product, the HSPA USB stick E180 with an ultra-slim shape measuring only 10mm thickness. The USB interface of E180 can be rotated by 270 degrees for protection purposes and ease of transportation. E180 supports multiple modes, including HSPA, UMTS, EDGE, GPRS and GSM. Its uplink rate reaches 5.76 Mbit/s while it allows a downlink rate of up to 7.2 Mbit/s. The E180, targeted at mobile internet users across all ages, will be available globally in the second half of June 2008.

Huawei also launched three chic 3G mobile phones, the U7310, U1310 and U3300. Enabling easy internet surfing with HSDPA 3.6Mps, U7310 is a modem phone with Plug & Play function. Less than 14mm thick and with a 3.6 Mbit/s downlink rate, U7310 allows its users to enjoy high speed mobile internet-browsing experience. U1310 is nominated for the 2008 Red Dot Award for its elegant and compact design. Using the U3300, music enthusiasts can enjoy and share music through an FM transmitter with this entry level slider phone. As the leading customized 3G handset supplier, Huawei provides flexible, prompt and innovative customization services to operators and thus help operator develop 3G subscribers.

To help operators develop broadband services in family scenario, Huawei also launched the HSDPA gateway B932 with an elegant and simple appearance of only 27mm thickness. Family members can enjoy high speed internet surfing, as the B932 fully supports 900/2100Mhz spectrum in the 3G (HSDPA and UMTS) modes, and full spectrum in the 2G-2.5G mode (EDGE, GPRS and GSM).
In total, Huawei has shipped over 30 million terminal products till May of 2008, including handsets, mobile broadband terminals, convergence terminals, FN-CPE and video-conferencing solutions.

Huawei and EMOBILE Provide Journalists Attending G8 Summit with Mobile Broadband Access

Tokyo, Japan  June 18, 2008 -- EMOBILE Ltd.(EMOBILE) and Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. (Huawei), have announced that they will provide journalists covering Hokkaido Toyako Summit with high-speed HSDPA mobile connectivity service and equipment or what is commonly called "Mobile Broadband".

Huawei will distribute more than 1,000 high-speed wireless modems to facilitate journalists at the International Media Centre, located at Rusutsu Resort, which will link with EMOBILE' s HSDPA (high speed downlink packet access) network and allow them to receive data transmitted at rates up to 7.2Mbps – twice as fast as the existing products. Huawei will also supply a multilingual team of IT experts at their booth in the lobby of the Rusutsu Resort from July 5 to 10 to assist with any technical enquiries.

EMOBILE has invested in base station infrastructure around Lake Toya, Rusutsu Village, and the Niseko area, and has strengthened its existing network in both Chitose and Sapporo to ensure wireless connectivity for the journalists. This will remain in place after the Summit to maintain the high-speed mobile broadband network coverage in the entire region.

"We are delighted to partner with EMOBILE to offer wireless communications solution to journalists reporting from Hokkaido," said Mr. Yan Lida, President of Huawei East Asia Region, Representative and Managing Director of Huawei Technologies Japan KK. "This is how we help to spread the news from the G8 Summit. With convenient access and high speed experience, the journalists will benefit a lot by using our mobile broadband service and device for free.

"EMOBILE' s mission is to offer new and exciting services in the field of ' Mobile Broadband' ," said Eric Gan, President & COO of EMOBILE Ltd. "The future of ' Mobile Broadband' is seamless Internet access that offers similar speed while using both fixed and mobile environments. EMOBILE is pleased to be able to make this communication platform of the future available to journalists at the Hokkaido Toyako Summit."

Huawei and EMOBILE have been working together since 2006, when EMOBILE chose Huawei as its strategic partner to carry out its mobile broadband services in Spring 2007. At the end of 2007, Huawei partnered with EMOBILE to launch the first 7.2Mbps HDSPA USB modem (D02HW) in Japan, which has gone on to become No. 1 in Japan' s mobile broadband market according to GFK. To date, modems made by Huawei have achieved an accumulative shipment to Japan of more than 250,000 units.

Adopted by 235 operators, Huawei' s mobile broadband products have been sold in 115 countries and regions (as of May, 2008).

About EMOBILE Ltd.

EMOBILE was established as a subsidiary company of eAccess, a leading ADSL operator in Japan, in January 2005. In November, EMOBILE was granted a mobile license - the first issued in 12 years - and aims to introduce the latest mobile technologies and innovative business models to the Japanese mobile market. The main investors in EMOBILE are eAccess Ltd., The Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Temasek.

Huawei Unveils its most-advanced WiMAX Distributed BTS in Europe

Amsterdam, Netherlands  June 28, 2008 -- Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. ("Huawei") unveiled its most-advanced WiMAX distributed BTS at the WiMAX Forum Global Congress 2008, held in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

Zhao Ming, Vice President of Huawei Wireless Product line, delivered a keynote speech at the forum:"Broadband and convergence: paving the way for the future mobile internet". He expressed that guided by the four development concepts of "Convergence, Broadband, Green, and Evolution", Huawei has established its leading position in the wireless broadband industry through considerable investment.

At the forum, Huawei unveiled its most advanced WiMAX distributed BTS which is able to help operators build better future-oriented mobile WiMAX networks. The fourth generation BTS will help operators reduce resources like equipment room and energy, which are the key to green communications.

"Huawei remains devoted to the research and development of WiMAX technologies," said Mr. Zhao Ming. "Since starting research on the IEEE802.16 standard in 2000 we now have over 1,200 engineers engaged in WiMAX R&D in China, India, Russia, Sweden, and USA. Under our new WiMAX development concept, Huawei is committed to providing innovative and customized products, services and solutions to create long-term value and potential growth for its customers."

Being a principal member of the WiMAX Forum, Huawei is actively engaged in promoting the development of the WiMAX ecosystem and regularly contributes to WiMAX industry standards. Based on an open policy, Huawei is dedicated to promoting wide cooperation within the industry chain and has already established two open WiMAX IOT Centers in Shenzhen and Hong Kong to provide IOT test services for chipset makers, terminal manufactures, equipment vendors and other partners worldwide.

About the WiMAX Forum®
The WiMAX Forum® is an industry-led, not-for-profit organization formed to certify and promote the compatibility and interoperability of broadband wireless products based upon the harmonized IEEE 802.16/ETSI HiperMAN standard. A WiMAX Forum goal is to accelerate the introduction of these systems into the marketplace.