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Articles tagged with: Lte and Sprint
Sprint Deploying LTE Services in 100 Cities Across the USA
USA based Sprint announced today that its lte network build is under way in more than 100 additional cities within its existing nationwide 3G footprint. During the pre-launch phase, customers with capable lte devices may begin to see 4G lte coverage in these areas and will be able to use the network even before it officially launches. more
Sprint Nextel to Expand Hydrogen Fuel Cell Deployment
..nergy needs from renewable sources by 2017. "Sprint gets it - this alternative source of energy for mobile communications will not only help stimulate the nation's economy and rebuild America, but also help lead to a greener cleaner environment, more
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Mobile Phones Get Smarter at CTIA with Touch Screen Tech
..mpetitors throughout the wireless business have offered or are preparing alternative products - the so-called ‘iPhone killers,' which employ touch-screen technology." The majority of these iPhone killers are employing resistive touch-screen tec more
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Shareholders Pushing for Sale of US Cellular to Larger Rival
..int Nextel 50.5m 18.9% 56.7m 21.3% T-Mobile 32.1m 12.0% 38.3m 14.4% On the web: Reuters - Mobile World more
Related Tags: t-mobile, eu, wcdma, ict, metropcs, sprint-nextel, verizon-wireless, cdma, verizon, alltel, anti-trust, u.s.-cellular, gsm, target,
Ericsson Rumoured to have Won $2 Billion Deal from Sprint Nextel
Ericsson is reported to have won a huge US$2 billion service contract from US operator, Sprint Nextel. Citing sources, the business news magazine, Affarsvarlden said the contract is said to be a surprise considering that Ericsson no long supports the CDMA technology used by Sprint Nextel. The complex integration with the Motorola supplied iDEN network can only add to the headaches, although any deal could lead to speculation that Motorola might try to offload their entire iDEN platform to Ericsson. more
Related Tags: motorola, sprint-nextel, outsourcing, verizon-wireless, cdma, ericsson, verizon, iden, network-management,
Seeing Clear through the New Clearwire
The mobile broadband industry in the US received a big shot in the arm with Monday's announcement that Clearwire completed their transaction with Sprint Nextel to combine their next generation wireless Internet businesses. However, some of the statements made by Clearwire CEO Ben Wolff may indicate a shift in strategy for the next generation network operator. more
Related Tags: wimax, mobile-wimax, clearwire, mobile-broadband, ims-research, next-generation-network, ims, wimax,, ben, dual-mode,
Clearwire Aims for 31 Million WiMAX Subscribers by 2017
US WiMAX operator, Clearwire - which has been formed from the merger of the Clearwire and Sprint Nextel divisions expects to have some 1.3 million subscribers by the end of 2009 and 4.6 million by the end of 2010. The company is forecasting revenues of over $17.5bn by 2017, by which time the company expects to have around 31 million subscribers. more
Related Tags: google, intel, arpu, clearwire, sprint-nextel, china-mobile, verizon-wireless, verizon, compete, fcc, nextel, antitrust, churn, time-warner,
IMS Finding a New Home with LTE
IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystems) has been around for some time, and many infrastructure vendors have invested heavily in developing IMS capabilities, solutions and products. But market acceptance has been slower than expected. Now, with the 4G standards lte (Long Term Evolution) and WiMAX taking shape, the IMS platform has been given a new role and a niche that will carry it a considerable distance into the future. more
Related Tags: mobile-data, abi-research, verizon, fcc, ims, push-to-talk, 700mhz
iDEN's continuing problems opens the door for W-CDMA
The recent news from Sprint Nextel, that it expects to lose a further million customers or more from its iDEN base in both the March and June quarters casts further doubts about the future of that technology. All seemed well in the first few quarters after the merger of Sprint with Nextel, with healthy, if not exceptional levels of growth. more
Related Tags: w-cdma, sprint-nextel, verizon-wireless, verizon, iden, motorola,,
Global W-CDMA base doubles as CDMA decline gathers pace
The dominance of the GSM family of technologies continued to increase in the year ended 30th September 2007 as a 25.9% increase in the number of 2G GSM customers was boosted by a 102.1% increase in the W-CDMA base. Overall the increase amounted to 28.8%, exceeding the global total of 24.2% and taking the proportion of the global customer base accounted for by the two technologies to 86.0% from 82.9% a year earlier. more
Related Tags: w-cdma, sprint-nextel, verizon-wireless, iden, telstra, telus, kddi, nextel, vivo, unicom, mobile-radio, option
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