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Teltai (Taiwan) Limited XCAL-Mobile SmartPhone Solutions

Teltai (Taiwan) Ltd.

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June 2011

Accuver Optimization Solutions

Teltai (Taiwan) Ltd.

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June 2011

Accuver Optimization Solutions

Teltai (Taiwan) Ltd.

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June 2011

XCAL-Mobile SmartPhone Solution
 Business requirement  SmartPhone users are key revenue generating subscribers for an operator  Android will reach a market share of 50% of the smartphone market in 2015, according to iResearch (Computex – 24 June 2011)  Deliver the best possible user experience for value-added services and applications  Simulate real users doing real things on real devices  Test from the end user’s perspective any service  Identify issues that affect user experience  Pinpoint performance and availability issues  Speed up issue resolution  Reduce churn

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XCAL-Mobile SmartPhone Solution
 Enables call testing and data collection using Apple iPhone and Android devices  Supports the measurement of network data, throughput performance, and voice quality (PESQ)  Handheld based stand-alone application running on SmartPhones  Measures and displays basic RF parameters  AutoCall script feature for voice, web browsing, FTP download/upload and e-mail services  SmartPhone internal GPS is used for location information

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XCAL-Mobile – Product Description
 XCAL-Mobile SmartPhone Product Description (1)  Standalone handheld drive test solution on iPhone and Android devices  Compact and versatile for both outdoor and indoor measurement  Good for measurements in crowded areas  Supported Technologies: GSM/GPRS/EDGE/UMTS/HSDPA/HSUPA  Call Test: Voice Call/FTP/HTTP/Ping/e-mail/Wi-Fi Connect/SMS  Capable of uploading the log file automatically  XCAL-Mobile SmartPhone Product Description (2)  GalaxyS full DM version supports Qualcomm GSM/UMTS/HSPA parameters with L3 messages  Connect to a laptop running
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