[Satellite Today 12-12-08] TerreStar has entered into an agreement with Qualcomm to develop integrated satellite-cellular communications technologies for conventional-sized mobile devices designed for government, public safety, enterprise and consumer users, TerreStar announced Dec. 12.
Under the agreement, Qualcomm will integrate satellite and cellular technology by developing a satellite protocol and including it in the firmware of select upcoming Qualcomm multi-mode baseband chips.
Qualcomm also will support the S-Band frequencies in select RF processors allowing satellite connectivity in conventional-sized, mass-market wireless handsets and devices.
The agreement follows Qualcomm’s previous agreements with other MSS providers, including Mobile Satellite Ventures and ICO Global Communications.
Qualcomm to Develop Satellite-Cellular Integration Firmware for TerreStar
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