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BPT IEEE expects WiMAX 2 standardization by summer

By : BP Tiwari The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers is expected this su… Continue

Added by BPT on February 8, 2010 at 9:47am — 1 Comment

Mahdi Arabzadeh Yekta Iranian WIMAX Operators sterategy to select CPE

As I described before about WIMAX operators in Iran now MTN-Irancell successful to installation and has been completed network in Tehran and some another main cities also Mobinnet is fully implementation in country level but both of them think to finding way to compete together and also with ADSL provider

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Added by Mahdi Arabzadeh Yekta on February 7, 2010 at 6:40am — 1 Comment

Jeff Thompson U.S. University Creates WiMAX Environment Model to Replicate

I was excited to see that several higher ed institutions have recently hopped on the WiMAX bandwagon - a logical implementation to help schools increase productivity and decrease wireless costs. According to a recent article on Wimax.com,… Continue

Added by Jeff Thompson on February 3, 2010 at 5:00pm — No Comments

Kobe Wadsworth My 08 prediction is starting to come alive

In Apr, 08 I wrote a comment on my page where I was quietly speaking to sprint. It went like this. I think the big players are at a crossroads with do you build new infrastructure outside the old, or do you help drive technology to a place where devices crossover from existing service to wimax. 8 months later Sprint announces they are working on a dual mode device that will cross over from there 3G network to there XOHM wimax brief thing. Two months later Sprint and Clear announced there inte… Continue

Added by Kobe Wadsworth on January 26, 2010 at 10:37pm — 2 Comments

Mahdi Arabzadeh Yekta Second international conference of Iranian telecommunication

Second international conference of Iranian telecommunication was held on January 24 and also will continue on January 25 In this conference this following person spoke 1. Mr.Khosravi: old president of Iranian CRA 2. Mr. Momen: deputy of minister and chief member of the board in telecommunication infrastructure Company 3. Mr. Alan Horne: old president of Bahrain CRA 4. Mr. Rory Macmillan: legal analyst in regulatory field 5. Mr.Pour Ranjbar: MD of Tose Etemad Mobin 6. Mr.Babaian: Technical Manage… Continue

Added by Mahdi Arabzadeh Yekta on January 24, 2010 at 3:13pm — 1 Comment

julien blin My Top 10 predictions for the African wireless market in 2010.

I would like to wish you all the best for 2010. Here are my top 10 predictions for the African wireless market in 2010. 1. Mobile entertainment services set to remain African carriers’ top priority to offset the continued decline of their total ARPU. In 2009, many African carriers experienced a decline of their total ARPU due to increase pricing war. I expect this trend to continue. Thus, African carriers will continue to focus on mobile data services to offset the decline of their total ARPU.… Continue

Added by julien blin on January 22, 2010 at 2:31pm — No Comments

Alan J Weissberger Clearwire to present Developers Program at Feb 10th IEEE ComSocSCV meeting

IEEE ComSocSCV is extremely fortunate to have Clearwire reveal details of its "4G" Developer network at our Feb 10th meeting. Here are the preliminary details of what promises to be a very informative, exciting, and highly interactive panel session: Mobile WiMAX (as provided by CLEAR, Sprint, Comcast, and Time Warner in the United States and by other carriers worldwide) and 4G represent an opportunity for a new generation of product and services that take advantage of true mobile broadband. CLE… Continue

Added by Alan J Weissberger on January 19, 2010 at 7:32pm — 2 Comments

NEIL SHAH Femtocells & Relays in Advanced Wireless Networks

With the huge growth of mobile phones complementing with a revolution wireless network technologies there has been a huge change in the consumer's lifestyle and dependence on mobile phones. With the emergence of smart phones (mobile web) consumers are replacing not only their fixed lines but have started downsizing the number of personal computers in home. But they have far way to go as this demographic for this adoption is quite limited due to various factors. Fundamentally, consumers want grea… Continue

Added by NEIL SHAH on January 18, 2010 at 11:20am — No Comments

NEIL SHAH The WiMAX Business Model and how is it doing now..

Multimedia services and Internet applications have been the primary drivers in growth and demand of mobile broadband. It has ensured the operators to innovate and upgrade to newer technologies and architectures to offer services at lower cost but at the same time with improved user experience to the end users. The transition to the next generation network has been already envisioned by the industry players and the move has been outlined to meet the set objectives. The higher level objectives in… Continue

Added by NEIL SHAH on January 18, 2010 at 11:08am — No Comments

William Higgins CLEAR is launching 2 new advanced WiMAX modems in select markets.

My Original Blog Post: http://bit.ly/5jGFdV "CLEAR is in the process of rolling out 2 new advanced WiMAX modems with some features we have not seen yet from the current hardware offering. The main new feature seen in both of these devices is that they have built-in ATA capability for VOIP. This is good news because customers will not longer need to have a separate ATA device for VOIP. Should make for an easier install and users can upgrade to V… Continue

Added by William Higgins on January 13, 2010 at 4:00pm — 2 Comments

Kobe Wadsworth Still no 4G handhelds at CES

Why is this taking so long? Are there some reasons for this that are just complicated issues? Or is 2.5GHz the wrong band for this to work seamlessly? I don't have to tell you that widespread adoption of this technology depends on it. So what is the problem? Please help me members, with understanding what the problem is with the slow device launches. Thanks Kobe. Continue

Added by Kobe Wadsworth on January 10, 2010 at 12:24pm — 2 Comments

Alan J Weissberger Huawei and BSNL Launch WiMAX Network in Rajasthan, India

Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. has launched the first Indian WiMAX commercial network in Ajmer, Rajasthan in partnership with India Communications Corporation Limited (BSNL), announced the leading Chinese telecommunications equipment provider. The WiMAX network mainly provides high-speed data service for remote rural areas of the country, helping local residents to get the latest information relating to business, education, and medical treatment. Huawei has provided BSNL with WiMAX 802.16e, the… Continue

Added by Alan J Weissberger on December 30, 2009 at 8:32pm — 1 Comment

Alan J Weissberger Advantage Mobile WiMAX--3G network outages from iPhone traffic have become problematic for AT&T

For quite some time, we have been pounding the table to cite the huge access bandwidth advantage mobile WiMAX currently has over 3G networks. AT&T's 3G network has been plagued with outages and very slow downloads due to traffic from iPhones (see article below). But if those same iPhones were instead connected to a mobile WiMAX network they would likely experience much better performance (assuming the mobile WiMAX operator has done the network engineering correctly to assure consistent cover… Continue

Added by Alan J Weissberger on December 29, 2009 at 8:00pm — 1 Comment

Alan J Weissberger 3G and WiMAX in India- will it ever happen? Auction for licensed spectrum may be postponed to February

Calling all Indian people: How do you feel about the India bureacracy holding back the economy and making India less competitive? As an adopted Indian person (I spend all my mornings at the India Center in Milpitas), I feel terrible! At our IEEE ComSoc SCV Jan 13th meeting (www.comsocscv.org), we are going to have a panel session on the mobile packet core and broadband wireless prospects for India. Here's the latest news from the India about the latest auc… Continue

Added by Alan J Weissberger on December 28, 2009 at 10:00pm — No Comments

Alan J Weissberger Taiwan WiMAX operators purchasing network cards, dongles and routers- handheld devices not on radar screen

More and more, we are being convinced that mobile WiMAX will not be heavily used by consumers. That's because of the lack of hand held devices to access the mobile Internet. Here's the latest documentation of this trend: Taiwan-based WiMAX operators are currently focusing their purchases of WiMAX CPE products on network cards, dongles and routers, but showing less interest in handsets, notebooks and netbooks, according to industry sources. WiMAX operators are reluctant to purchase WiMAX-enaContinue

Added by Alan J Weissberger on December 24, 2009 at 7:30pm — 2 Comments

Alan J Weissberger Highly Recommended: Clearwire and the Outlook for 4G Competition by Tim McElgunn of Pike Fischer

An earlier blog post hit the highlights of this P and F report: http://www.wimax360.com/profiles/blogs/clearwire-and-the-outlook-for We have completed our review of this excellent report and recommend it highly. It is a very concise description of Clearwire's history, current status, and future business outlook. There are several easy to read charts that contain a lot of information that would otherwise take you… Continue

Added by Alan J Weissberger on December 24, 2009 at 1:55pm — 2 Comments

Alan J Weissberger Role of WiMAX in Smart Grid

Several analysts, including those at GTM Research and Pike Research, have evaluated field area network options and seem to agree thatWiMAX ( News - Alert) should be a preferred technology solution for utilities to select to anchor their field area network as the preferred access technology. WiMAX is capable of running over both licensed and unlicensed spectrum and is arguably more secure and reliable that alternative technologies. When compared to RF mesh technologies WiMAX has significantly bet… Continue

Added by Alan J Weissberger on December 23, 2009 at 1:16pm — 2 Comments

Alan J Weissberger Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) Urges FCC to Create a New, Innovative and Technology-Neutral Spectrum Band Plan

TIA Commends Commission's Focus on Evaluating the Relative Public Benefits of Spectrum Allocations for Over-The-Air Broadcast Television Versus Those of Wireless Broadband Washington D.C. — The Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA), the leader in advocacy, standards development, business development and intelligence for the information and communications technology (ICT) industry, filed comments today with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to provide insight into factors the C… Continue

Added by Alan J Weissberger on December 22, 2009 at 12:49am — No Comments

Alan J Weissberger Video Surveillance and WiMAX- a great marriage or not meant for each other? Four companies weigh in!

In the past couple of weeks I've interviewed executives at Cradle Technologies (Suhas Patil), Videonetics (Basant Khaitan) and Proxim (Robb Henshaw) regarding their companies use of broadband wireless technologies for video surveillance. I also am in the process of scheduling an interview with a SPRINT customer to learn how they're deploying video surveillance over SPRINT's 3G/4G network Suhas would love mobile WiMAX to be available in India, where his company currently sells its products- a ne… Continue

Added by Alan J Weissberger on December 21, 2009 at 4:30pm — No Comments

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