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Articles tagged with: Analytics and Verizon
LTE Deployments will Cluster in 2600 Frequency Band
Strategy analytics is predicting that the majority of LTE deployments by wireless operators will use the 2,600 MHz band, creating ample new opportunities for terminal component vendors. A strong tranche of deployments will also occur at sub-1,000 MHz frequencies, including roll-outs by such prominent operators as Verizon in the US, eventually accounting for one-third of deployments globally. more
Related Tags: lte, strategy-analytics, ovi, iden, ict, eu, 3g, usb-modem, usb-modems
Flagship Phones are Driving Sales on Network Operator Websites
Industry analytics firm, comScore has published data from its monthly wireless e-commerce dashboard, which tracks consumer shopping and purchasing behavior, including handsets and mobile data plans, at all of the major wireless carrier sites. more
Related Tags: t-mobile, iphone, mobile-data, samsung, motorola, apple, verizon-wireless, iden, vas, comscore, lg, htc, blackberry, sprint, USA
Strategy Analytics: AT&T, Verizon Stage a Q4 Comeback
Despite a stubbornly sour economy and contracting consumer spending, Broadband Service Providers AT&T and Verizon each posted their third consecutive quarter of positive net additional subscriber growth in the fourth quarter of 2008. Cable giants Comcast and Time Warner Cable on the other hand, experienced dramatic declines in net additional subs. more
Related Tags: strategy-analytics, comcast, ben
US Wireless Growth Won't Be Stopped by Weak Economy
A Strategy analytics report is predicting that US cellular subscriber growth will remain strong despite the economic situation, although growth levels will scale back slightly from 2008. US cellular service revenues will also continue to grow, albeit at a slower growth rate of 3.9%, down from 7.5% in 2008. more
Related Tags: t-mobile, smartphone, arpu, t-mobile-usa, ict, itu, smartphones, metropcs, leap-wireless, lte, strategy-analytics, verizon-wireless, alltel, mobile-broadband, us-cellular, USA