19 July 2009 | In a Newly released forecasts by Coda Research Consultancy, a technology and media specialist show that portable laptop and notebook users accessing the internet via mobile broadband will produce US$48bn in operator revenues in 2017 with 418m people worldwide. LTE will lead to more traffic per user than for mobile broadband… Continue reading Laptops, netbooks to drive exponential mobile broadband growth
Tag: LTE
LTE Security Principles
The following are some of the principles of 3GPP E-UTRAN security based on 3GPP Release 8 specifications:
Japan’s MIC green-lights $12b LTE rollout plans
July 18, 2009 | Japan’s telecom regulator, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC), has approved the plans by four anointed LTE carriers to invest 1.134 trillion yen ($11.8 billion)
The LTE iPhone
Dan Jones from http://www.unstrung.com writes about iPhone & it’s possibility with LTE.
What motivates carriers to adopt LTE?
July 17, 2009| By Phil Goldstein: LTE is on the horizon, and will be adopted by at least a dozen operators next year.
Best ever LTE transmitter efficiency
17 July 2009 – Nujira announced that it has achieved efficiencies of over 60% for an 880MHz LTE Power Amplifier, based on its commercially available Coolteq power modulator and Digital Pre Distortion
Mobile broadband use set to rocket
16 Jul 2009| Phil Muncaster: Portable laptop and netbook users accessing the internet via mobile broadband will generate $48bn (£29bn) in revenues by 2017, according to new figures from technology res
Huawei unveils next-generation LTE base station
16 Jul 2009| Ian Williams| V3.co.uk: Telecoms giant Huawei has launched the first large-scale commercial Long Term Evolution (LTE) eNodeB base station aimed at helping to spur the deployment of LTE ne
LTE/SAE Trials Initiative
The LSTI’s Proof of Concept activity has now consolidated measurements from leading equipment vendors to show that the industry’s targets for performance are achievable:
Motivating factors for investing in LTE
July 15, 2009| By Cintia Garza: LTE is still a few years away and many questions about the technology and business model remain unanswered.