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The phone's dual capabilities enable customers to access GSM services wherever available, and automatically switch to satellite mode whenever outside of local terrestrial reach. This is the first HNS phone to deploy Java technology.
Insignia's handset provisioning software will enable HNS mobile phones to download and run J2ME-based mobile services, including personal information management software, address books, games, business-to-business applications, and messaging.
The current version of the handset, the HNS-7100, is now available and is being exclusively deployed by mobile satellite operator Thuraya, with coverage in about 100 countries throughout Europe, the Middle East, north and central Africa, the CIS countries, and south Asia - a landmass inhabited by an estimated 2.3 billion people.
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