6 July, 2009| By CAROLINE GABRIEL: One of the most interesting elements of the family of technologies assembled by NextWave Wireless – elements that the troubled firm is now selling off – was always video platform PacketVideo.
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Is voice over LTE a conundrum?
July 6, 2009| By Lynnette Luna: I find it odd that the first deployments of Long Term Evolution (LTE) are coming this year despite warnings that the current generation of technology cannot support cir
Qualcomm, ZTE Collaborate To Boost UMTS Performance
July 6, 2009| By W. David Gardner: Qualcomm and ZTE have teamed up to collaborate on technologies to bring Universal Mobile Telecommunications System performance close to Long-Term Evolution channel bandwidth performance.
Vodafone: LTE viable competitor to fixed broadband
July 5, 2009| By Lynnette Luna: Long Term Evolution (LTE) technology will be a viable competitor to fixed broadband links, said Professor Michael Walker, group R&D director with Vodafone at the Wi
What Is the Value of Nortel’s LTE Patents?
July 05, 2009| Nortel may be trying to sell its LTE R&D unit to Nokia Siemens (NOK, SI) but there’s a lot of chatter about what’s not part of the deal: some LTE patents.The talk was triggered by a
Next Generation 150Mbps LTE UK Mobile Broadband Faces Delays to 2012
MarkJ – 4 July, 2009: Ericsson, one of the world’s leading suppliers of mobile phones and related network solutions, has warned that it could be 2012 before the first true next generation Mobile Broadband networks gain a good foothold in the UK.
LTE: long term evolution – faster speeds for your cell phone
July 3, Katy Schlake:If you’ve ever downloaded a ringtone, logged onto the browser, or responded to emails on your cell phone then you’ve used your cell phone company’s 3G network to actually get the
LTE MAY BE DATA-ONLY, BUT STILL NEEDS TO SUPPORT VOICE
Jul 1, 2009, By Lynnette Luna: There is an interesting situation that is brewing when it comes to Long Term Evolution (LTE) technology, and I’m surprised to find people already talking about it as ope
Nokia Siemens retreats from WiMAX as LTE beckons
July 2, 2009|By Phil Goldstein:Nokia Siemens Networks is transferring more of its research, development and base station production efforts from WiMAX to HSPA+ and LTE, according to Unstrung. The action follows similar moves from several other major equipment suppliers, and coincides with Nokia Siemens’ plans to acquire Nortel Networks’ LTE assets.
Analyst: Nortel’s LTE patent value may be overblown
July 1, 2009 | By Lynnette Luna : Industry analysts have conflicting views over whether Nortel’s LTE patents it retained instead of selling them to Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) along with the LTE and