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Articles tagged with: Wimax and Arpu
Green Packet Wins Taiwanese WiMAX Software Contract
Malaysia's Green Packet says that it has sealed an agreement with Taiwan-based Tatung Infocomm to enhance the connectivity capabilities of Tatung's wimax network. The agreement will see Green Packet providing Tatung with a customised edition of its Intouch Connection Management Platform. This provision will greatly improve Tatung InfoComm's ability to offer seamless mobility across networks over secured mobile VPN, for example a user moving from Tatung wimax to Wi-Fi and back to a wimax coverage area. more
Related Tags: green-packet, tatung, wi-fi, vas, ovi, chipsets, seamless, Taiwan
1.45 Million BWA/WiMAX Subscribers Added in 2008
Worldwide, approximately 1.45 million BWA/wimax subscribers were added during 2008, while the WCDMA subscriber base increased by more than 90 million. The average quarter-over-quarter subscriber growth rate in 2008 was 21.5%, according to the 7th issue of the 4GCounts Quarterly Report from Maravedis. more
Related Tags: , 3g, base-station, mobile-wimax, wcdma, lte, maravedis, cdma, iden, bsnl, base-stations, partner, lte-advanced, africa, planning, network-planning
Top 22 Operators Account for 50% of Total WiMAX Subscribers
The top 22 wimax operators worldwide will contribute nearly 2.5 million subscribers by the end of 2009 - up from 1.24 million today - and close to 4 million by the end of 2010 according to the latest research report from Maravedis. more
Related Tags: ict, itu, clearwire, tim, lte, maravedis, ovi, iden, mobile-broadband, far-eastone, compete, dongles, microwave, bsnl, uq-communications, femtocells, partner, bandwidth, telmex, usb
Real-Time Mobile Video Survey Indicates Services Gaining Momentum
Global IP Solutions, a provider of IP multimedia processing software, has published the results of a survey conducted by Ovum, which found that US mobile operators and equipment vendors are supportive in the drive toward real-time video, which is likely to become more mainstream in the US market over the next few years. more
Related Tags: voip, ovum, compete, mobile-video, 4g, 3g-network,
Global Mobile Market to Exceed US$900 Billion in 2008
A report from IDATE says that the world telecom services market is estimated at US$1,365 billion in 2008 - a 4.2% increase over the year before - and is expected to be worth over US$1,416 billion in 2009. With a total turnover estimated at US$742.2 billion in 2008, mobile services account for 54% of the telecom services market and single handedly deliver all of the sector's growth. But the annual growth rate has dropped from more than 12% in 2007 to 8% in 2008. more
Related Tags: wi-fi, nokia, base-station, wcdma, edge, huawei, zte, alcatel-lucent, mts, cdma, ericsson, compete, base-stations, gsm, idate, umts, wlan, chipset, global-mobile
WiMAX Deployments Hit by Economic Downturn
BWA/wimax subscribers worldwide reached 2.68 million in Q3 2008 - a more modest 13% growth over the first quarter and a 91% increase over Q3 2007, according to the 6th issue of the wimaxCounts Quarterly Report from Maravedis. more
Related Tags: base-station, mobile-wimax, ict, clearwire, lte, maravedis, mobile-broadband, compete, 4g, cpe, pace, tata, wibro
MACH acquires Roaming Service Bureau (RSB) from WorldCell
Roaming services provider, MACH has acquired the Roaming Service Bureau (RSB) business from WorldCell. MACH says that the acquisition enables it to offer seamless voice and data roaming services to clients ranging from CDMA and GSM/UMTS operators to providers of wimax services. more
Related Tags: smartphone, roaming, smartphones, mts, cdma, wimax,, mach, borders, patent
Sprint Nextel Slips into 3rd Quarter Loss - Loses 1.3 Million Customers
US based Sprint Nextel has swung into a loss as it reported revenues of US$8.8 billion and a loss of US$326 million for the 3rd quarter of this year. This compared with a profit of US$64 million a year ago. If you exclude on-off items, the company says it would have broken even for the quarter. more
Related Tags: sprint-nextel, customer-care, iden, sprint, nextel, tower, churn,
Non-Handset Devices to Account for $90 Billion in Operator Revenues by 2013
While the mobile phone is by far the most common device used to connect to mobile networks, the number of non-handset mobile devices is set to grow dramatically - reports ARCchart. These category of products, termed 'Mobile Internet Peripherals and Devices' encompass products such as data cards, laptops, ultra-mobile PCs, game consoles, eBooks, digital signs, ATMs and host of other M2M applications. Sitting within all these devices is a wireless data module providing a connection to a wide-area network. more
Related Tags: mobile-data, mobile-wimax, m2m, driving, hspa, connect
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