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- Long Term Evolution The next-generation 3G technology for both GSM and CDMA cellular carriers. Expected in the 2010 time frame, LTE uses a different air interface and packet...
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- Clearwire bets on fourth quarter WiMax tipping point
- Dont count on Clearwire WiMaxBeing in a city where Clearwire is already rolled out I was excited to try it. Luckily for me a neighbor two houses up the street already jumped on it. The results are not pretty with connections weak and dropping all the time.Verizon is the...
- Discussion threads 2009-08-12
- 4G wireless makes progress with WiMax, LTE developments
- 4G wireless makes progress with WiMax, LTE developmentsgood to hear verizon is upgrading, but if it doesn't use sim cardsit won't help me.Verizon LTE could include SIMsLTE is an evolution of GSM/HSPA and not Verizon's current CDMA network. That means you could very likely see Verizon start doing SIM cards...
- Discussion threads 2009-05-14
- 4G wireless makes progress with WiMax, LTE developments
- Suddenly, there's a light at the end of the 4G tunnel. We keep hearing about the next generation of wireless communications but thanks to two developments this week, it's finally starting to feel like we're getting close. First, Clearwire and Cisco announced that Cisco would be the...
- Blog posts 2009-05-14
- Mobile showdown at CTIA: WiMax vs LTE, apps and more
- As if the lineup of too many operating systems wasn't enough for the wireless phone industry, here comes 4G and a battle of its own: WiMax vs. LTE. Actually, I've heard the battle better described as sibling rivalry, largely because the technologies aren't that far apart from...
- Blog posts 2009-04-01
- Sprint, T-Mobile expand options for wireless broadband on laptops
- Sprint, T-Mobile expand options for wireless broadband on laptopsGoodbye CDMA, HSPA, EDGE. Hello LTE, WiMaxFinally, with LTE, WiFi, and WiMax, the world is doing away with some of the incompatible hodge-podge of "standards", assuming that China doesn't try to flex its muscles and impose its home-grown protocols.There's still a...
- Discussion threads 2009-03-26
- Intel wants WiMAX to lead Obama's tech initiatives
- Intel wants WiMAX to lead Obama's tech initiativesThis is great.It would be really great if the Obama administration supported Wimax. Wimax really needs a funding push and it will be good for consumers.
- Discussion threads 2009-01-12
- Size matters: Verizon Wireless buys Alltel; Will claim most subscribers
- Size matters: Verizon Wireless buys Alltel; Will claim most subscribersSubscriber envy? That's a ridiculous assumptionVerizon's 67.2 to AT&T's 71? Wasn't that gap larger after the ATT/Cingular deal? Looked as though industry analysts were right at the time, that Verion would overtake them after a few years, so why would this...
- Discussion threads 2008-06-05
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- Cisco goes shopping (again) scoops up Starent
- Updated: Cisco said it will buy Starent Networks in a deal valued at $2.9 billion. The move comes shortly after Cisco bought Tandberg. Starent provides mobile Internet Protocol IP gear. Cisco will use Starent's equipment to better target carriers, which are increasingly relying on wireless units to...
- Blog posts 2009-10-13
- Are you a mobile broadband hog? Should that be your problem?
- Should mobile broadband be preserved, much the same way people are interested in conserving energy and saving the environment? During a keynote speech at CTIA, AT&T Mobility CEO Ralph de la Vega spoke about the state of the wireless industry and the trends that we're seeing in...
- Blog posts 2009-10-07
- Verizon slams AT&T in new TV ad; '5X coverage'
- RealityYes, Verizon has a larger 3G coverage area. However, this DOES NOT mean you won't get coverage from AT&T in those areas. It just means you get slower speeds. The average joe doesn't get that. If the "average Joe" is using an iPhone 3G/S...trust me...they get...
- Discussion threads 2009-10-06
- The Android army: Verizon Wireless, Google ink collaboration pact; Promise 'innovative applications'
- The Android army: Verizon Wireless, Google ink collaboration pact; Promise Time to change my phone carrier, I don't need Google taking control and recording my conversations like they tried to do with Chrome.Yes yes yes!Hope for choice and an area of computing not controlled and manipulated by MSRE: The Android...
- Discussion threads 2009-10-06
- Analyst: non-exclusive iPhone could dominate world
- Spreading the joyI had Verizon for years. Very good coverage, excellent service, but the control they insist upon over apps and such makes Apple's app store look like a Linux convention. I've read within these hallowed pages speculation that Verizon was where Apple first tried to set the iPhone but...
- Discussion threads 2009-10-02
- Apple ends iPhone exclusive distribution deal in the UK ... US next?
- The announcement will have more fanfare than the one in the UKErm...not in the UK it will not.Can't see it's such a big dealIn Australia, iPhone was available on a number of carriers simultaneously at its first launch. That was August last year, so I wouldn't hold my breath waiting...
- Discussion threads 2009-09-28
- AT&T prepares for iPhone MMS day tomorrow
- Wow...Cool New Feature there Apple. Way to be inventive. Now Picture Mail, along with cut and paste are 2 innovations that keep iPhone hip and cool...even if every other smartphone has had those features since 1999 or so.Prediction: EPIC FAILWatch the network crash.RE: AT&T prepares for iPhone MMS day...
- Discussion threads 2009-09-24
- T-Mobile and Sprint? Wild-cards abound
- Don't see why they'd HAVE to move to one platform..[b]The technology integration is a killer. T-Mobile operates a GSM network. Sprint has a CDMA and IDEN network. Good luck moving to one platform. [/b]As you yourself stated - Sprint has two technologies - CDMA and IDEN. And they get along...
- Discussion threads 2009-09-15
- AT&T: 'Over the hump' of quality of service problems?
- AT&T is "definitely on the uptrend" on quality of service improvements and should be "over the hump" by the end of the year, said an AT&T executive. John Stankey, President & CEO, AT&T Operations, made the comments at the Bank of America Merrill Lynch 2009 Media, Communications...
- Blog posts 2009-09-09
- Nokia's Booklet 3G price, stats revealed
- Why so much?At least the specs are good, especially the screen resolution which is a BIG problem with netbooks being much too small there. But at that price, even input from the cell carriers won't fix that problem. With that idea, carriers could give other netbooks away free!Price's...
- Discussion threads 2009-09-02
- 3G Networks Will Evolve, But Will They Cope?
- 3G traffic volumes have increased substantially since 2007, and this trend is set to continue with many drivers for further growth. As 3G traffic volumes increase, 3G operators potentially face massive challenges. There is a danger that 3G networks will quickly become swamped by traffic. 3G enhancements, such as HSPA+...
- White papers 2009-09-01
- Your next PC .. next year and the year after!
- Atom FutureIn the comming years, hardware will provide the means to have a real PC/entertainment system convergence.Today Home theater PC are not creadible because they are too expensive, and too voluminous. With the possibility to build system capable of Hi-Def video in the size of a 2.5" HDD, we...
- Discussion threads 2009-08-31
- Hallelujah! Nokia N900 Maemo 5 device supports T-Mobile USA 3G
- ConfusedWhy couldn't they made the N97 more like the N900? It has nearly the same form factor and they are practically the same thing with the difference being more processing power. I own an N97 and it is actually okay. Just that the UI needs more work. I personally think...
- Discussion threads 2009-08-27
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