Asia Pacific is forecast to surpass other geographical markets by 2020 with approximately 40% of the global LTE market. Current revenue (2013) from LTE market in Asia Pacific accounts to $2.8 billion and is expected to reach a value of $390 billion by 2020. ( read original story ...)
LTE driving mobile broadband explosion: Ericsson
And, at the close of 2016, Australia had around 60% LTE subscription over total mobile subscriptions and around 40% for 3G – with Ericsson predicting in 2022 there would be around 90% LTE subscriptions over total mobile subscriptions and around 10% for ... ( read original story ...)
Vauxhall Astra refit audio radio Car android wifi GPS navigation
Built in WiFi Dongle,3G Dongle External . * Support audio/video input/output. * Free Map software,Mirror Link function,USB/SD/AUX Input. * CANBUS support steering wheel control. * Stereo RDS Radios. * Built-in microphone,support Bluetooth Phone Call and Music. ( read original story ...)
Deutsche Telekom VP: 5G at risk of being ‘4G++’
“What [3GPP is] doing is 4G++,” Seiser said. “This is just the core network ... However, at the same event, Adrian Scrase, CTO of standards body ETSI, told Mobile Europe that the current prioritisation of eMBB in the standard is “natural”. ( read original story ...)
Apple: Is Wall Street Getting The Valuation Wrong?
The full list of of countries involves every continent except Australia and Antarctica, including ... and running on slower networks than other phones that support Gigabit LTE, like the Galaxy S8. It might not matter much in 2017 as carriers are still ... ( read original story ...)
4G (LTE) devices market : Asia Pacific to account US$ 315.0 bn by 2024 according to new research report
Persistence Market Research delivers key insights on the global 4G (LTE) devices market in a new publication titled “Global Market Study on 4G (LTE) Devices: Single Brand Store Distribution Channel Segment Expected to Witness Significant Growth Between ... ( read original story ...)
Spike in Africa’s 4G subscriptions
However, Sa Eva Nébié, research analyst at Dataxis, says Africa still trails other continents in regards to 4G deployments. Nonetheless, she points out the number of 3G-enabled SIMs will continue to rise simultaneously, particularly in countries with low ... ( read original story ...)