11 Telecom companies including Qualcomm are expected to bid in the broadband wireless spectrum auctions (BWA) starting Monday on May 24.
Month: May 2010
Russian cellco MegaFon waits for LTE license
Russian operator MegaFon could get the frequency license for LTE soon.
ZTE & Potevio colaborate for TD-SCDMA
ZTE Corp & China Potevio Co Ltd have agreed to partner on products and services for China’s homegrown TD-SCDMA 3G standard and TD-LTE 4G standards, according to an cn-c114 article.
Scartel to abandon Wimax, aims for LTE
Scartel, under the brand Yota, will drop Wimax in favor of LTE, according to a report by RT. LTE network is already being planned in Russia, says company CEO Denis Sverdlov.
Alcatel-Lucent to provide live video feed using LTE
Alcatel-Lucent plans to use its end-to-end LTE network solution to provide TV broadcasters with a live video feed of the World Match Racing Tour’s German Grand Prix, an international sailing boat r
T-Mobile Austria tests LTE stick
T-Mobile together with Samsung Austria can now demonstrate the first market-ready LTE stick, which is the same size as the current mobile Internet sticks, in a live network,” says DI Robert Chvátal
German Spectrum Auction: Bids Reach EUR4.2 Billion
German mobile spectrum auction bids reached EUR4.2 billion, as bidders continue to raise their offers for blocks in the valuable 800 megahertz band.
TranSwitch processor to power WiMAX VoIP terminal for Chinese OEM
TranSwitch today announced that it has received pre-production orders from a leading Chinese Telecom OEM for its Atlantaâ„¢ 80 processor for use in its WiMAX VoIP terminal equipment.
Sequans Announces Successful TD-LTE Technology Demo
Sequans today announced that Sequans-powered TD-LTE USB dongles performed successfully as part of China Mobile’s end-to-end TD-LTE demonstration network at World Expo 2010 in Shanghai.
Jordan to Invite Proposals for LTE Licensing
Jordan’s four major mobile operators (Zain, Orange, Umniah and Express) may soon submit proposals to obtain the LTE licensing, according to the Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (TRC).