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Articles tagged with: Hspa
Vodafone New Zealand Starts Deploying Dual Carrier HSPA+ Base Stations
Vodafone New Zealand has announced that it is rolling out dual-carrier hspa+ technology across its 3G network. It is one of only 10 carriers worldwide, and believes it is the first carrier in New Zealand, to roll out this technology. more
Related Tags: vodafone, hspa+, dc-hspa, dual-cell, dual-carrier-hspa+, New Zealand
Mobile Networks Could Reach 650Mbps Data Download Speeds
Nokia Siemens Networks says that operators would be able to achieve peak data rates of more than 650Mbps, thanks to an hspa standard being driven by itself and T-Mobile USA. Long Term hspa Evolution would improve mobile broadband with speeds matching those promised by LTE Advanced. more
Related Tags: nokia-siemens-networks, t-mobile-usa, long-term-hspa-evolution, wireless
Orange Armenia Upgrades Network to HSPA and HD-Voice
Orange Armenia has successfully modernized its network, providing high definition (HD) voice services on the whole network across Armenia, and delivering up to 14.4Mbps data speeds in main cities. Nokia Siemens Networks was the key supplier to Orange Armenia for its core and access network, providing innovations such as HD voice and hspa. more
Related Tags: nokia-siemens-network, orange, hd-voice, modems, Armenia
Turkcell Introduces "Dual Carrier" Technology and Doubles Mobile Internet Speed
Turkish mobile network operator, Turkcell says that it will introduce "Dual Carrier" technology to Turkey and so become one of only ten companies in the world to use this latest technology. more
Related Tags: dc-hspa+, dual-carrier, turkcell, 3g-network, modems, Turkey
HSPA will retain dominance for next five years despite LTE hype
Despite the hype around LTE high-speed mobile broadband technology, hspa will retain its dominance for at least the next five years, according to Ovum. more
Related Tags: lte-ovum
3GPP Mobile Broadband Subscriptions Now Exceed 100 Million in Western Hemisphere
4G Americas - a wireless industry trade association - has announced that more than 100 million mobile broadband customers in the Americas region are using 3GPP technology. With an annualized growth rate of 77 percent for the Western Hemisphere, including 158 percent annual growth in Latin America and 55 percent in the U.S. and Canada, the regional growth for 3GPP mobile broadband far exceeds the 40 percent growth of 3GPP mobile broadband worldwide at the 12 months ending September 2010 (subscriber data according to Informa Telecoms & Media WCIS). more
Related Tags: 3g, lte, 3gpp, lte-advanced, wireless, imt-advanced, caribbean, 2g
NetComm Demos World First 42Mbps Gateway
NetComm has shown off a 42Mbps hspa (DC-hspa+) router, using Etisalat's 42Mbps network. The Gateway achieved downlink speeds of 40.7Mbps during demonstrations at a trade show. more
Related Tags: netcomm, dc-hspa+, dual-carrier, etisalat, United Arab Emirates
Bell Canada Doubling 3G Network to a Peak 42Mbps Download Speeds
Bell Canada has begun to double its hspa+ network speeds to a maximum of 42 Mbps, and next week will launch the initial commercial service in Toronto with the launch of the Novatel Wireless U547 Turbo Stick - the first 42 Mbps product available in North America. more
Related Tags: bell-canada, hspa+, dc-hspa, dual-cell, wireless, toronto, toronto, Canada
UK mobile broadband network upgrade to LTE not economically viable until 2015
It is not economically viable to upgrade current UK mobile broadband networks to address traffic demands and improve user experience until 2015, according to the latest research from Informa Telecoms & Media. Due to the dense deployment needed to meet coverage requirements, UK hspa networks are expected to be able to handle current and future traffic demands in the medium-term. more
Related Tags: lte, congestion, usb, coverage, UK
3GPP Mobile Broadband Technologies Achieve 73% of New Connections in the Americas
3GPP mobile broadband technology (UMTS-hspa) grew by 11.9 million new subscriptions, of the total (net) 16.3 million mobile subscriptions added in the second quarter 2010 throughout the Americas, reports 3G Americas. The explosion of 3GPP mobile broadband subscriptions earmarks the increasing interest of mobile users in advanced 3G technology services and applications, and the growing proliferation of smartphones, and represents 73 percent of the total (net) new connections in the mobile industry in North, Central and South America in the second quarter. more
Related Tags: 3gpp, umts, 3g-americas, myriad, wireless, global-mobile, caribbean
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