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Articles tagged with: Samsung and Wimax
Mobile Communications Revenue to Rise by Double-Digit Margin in 2012
Fueled by spectacular growth in LTE deployments, the overall market for mobile communications equipment is expected to enjoy a strong double-digit expansion this year. more
Related Tags: lte, qualcomm, motorola, 2g
LTE equipment catches up to WiMAX; $245B to be spent on mobile equipment 2011-2015
While the overall mobile infrastructure market is down sequentially, according to Infonetics Research, investment continues, particularly 2G/3G network modernization in Western Europe, CDMA upgrades in North America, and 2G/EDGE capacity upgrades in Asia more
Related Tags: lte, ericsson, cdma, huawei, alvarion, motorola, 2g
Samsung Wins Japanese WiMAX Supply Contract
samsung says that it has won additional mobile WiMAX supply contracts from Japan based UQ Communications, for delivery early next year. more
Related Tags: uq-communications, railway, Japan
WiMAX Coverage to Expand in Iranian Capital City
samsung has won an exclusive contract to supply WiMAX infrastrucuture to the Iran based internet service provider, Datak Telecom. The installation and deployment of samsung's WiMAX network equipment will begin in Tehran this month and the first commercial Mobile WiMAX service will be introduced in the second quarter of 2010. more
Related Tags: datak-telecom, tehran, base, security, Iran
Alvarion consolidates lead in WiMAX equipment market
For most of 2009, the WiMAX market is expected to suffer a slowdown in network deployment, expansion, and user adoption, and delays to spectrum availability, says Infonetics Research. The research firm noted though that the fundamental drivers remain sufficiently strong to expect revenue growth to return to the overall market by the end of 2009. more
Related Tags: alvarion, alcatel-lucent, motorola, huawei, cisco, motorola,
Samsung Wins Saudi WiMAX Expansion Contract
Saudi Arabia's Mobily has inked a SAR 375 million (US$100 million) contract with samsung for a WiMAX network covering 20 cities in the Kingdom through subsidiary firm, Bayanat Al Oula. Mobily brought Bayanat Al-Oula last year, and continued the expansion of the latter's WiMAX Wave1 network in the four major cities of Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam and Al Khobar. more
Related Tags: mobily, sar, Saudi Arabia
WiMAX Network Launched in Lithuanian Cities
The Lithuanian TV broadcaster, LRTC (Lithuanian Radio and TV Centre) has announced the launch of a samsung supplied WiMAX network in five cities. LRTC said that it expects over 100,000 subscribers will use Mobile WiMAX service in early 2010 and the number of subscriber will increase rapidly if the nationwide Mobile WiMAX network builds by the end of 2010. more
Related Tags: Lithuania
Samsung Wins Malaysian WiMAX Contract
samsung has won a national WiMAX contract in Malaysia from YTL e-Solutions (YTLE), a subsidiary of YTL Corp. The contract, for an unspecified financial amount will include both the network infrastructure as well as WiMAX based mobile phones. more
Related Tags: ytl-e-solutions, cisco, rsa, , tim, core-network, iden, mobile-internet, seamless, Malaysia
Beceem Raises US$20 Million for Mobile WiMAX Chip Development
Beceem Communications, a provider of mobile WiMAX chips, says that it has closed a US$20 million financing round that is providing the company with the capital needed to scale production and customer support as demand for its industry leading WiMAX chips is increasing around the world. more
Related Tags: beceem-communications, mobile-wimax, motorola, intel, , clearwire, driving, tim, ovi, iden, catalyst
Mobile Phones Get Smarter at CTIA with Touch Screen Tech
This month's International CTIA Wireless 2009 event in Las Vegas showcased in the mobile handset's industry increasing focus on smart phones, as illustrated by prevalence of announcements related to touch-screen technology, according to iSuppli. more
Related Tags: android, google, sony-ericsson, , wi-fi, microsoft, nokia, sim, iphone, apple, isuppli, sprint-nextel, gps, tim, wind, lte, docomo, ericsson, ovi, palm, blackberry, rim, sony, kyocera, mobile-internet, touch-screen, navteq, sprint, nextel, smart, windows, las-vegas, ctia, kyocera-wireless, navigation, indoor, garmin-asus, music, webos, touch-screen
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