NEW DELHI: Pakistan Information Technology Minister Anusha Rehman said that we would be the first country in South Asia to test 5th generation cellular services for fast connectivity, according to DAWN, English newspaper. “Pakistan recently won the ... ( read original story ...)
New Market Research Report: 4G Commercialization Strategies in Europe
(live-PR.com) - 4G Commercialization Strategies in Europe: Telcos focus on large data bundles and converged offerings to monetize 4G indirectly Summary Availability and penetration of 4G mobile services are disparately distributed among the Western Europe ... ( read original story ...)
5G handsets to hit 100m shipments by 2021, analysts predict
Manufacturers are expected to ship 100 million 5G-ready phones in 2021, a new report has claimed, but Western Europe will see no growth in wider handset sales during the next five years. The report, from CCS Insight, said North America and South East Asia ... ( read original story ...)
Pakistan to be the first country in South Asia to test 5G, IT Minister
Anusha Rehman, Minister of Information Technology and Telecom (MoITT), has said that Pakistan would be the first country in South Asia to test 5G cellular services for faster wireless connectivity. 5G is the fifth generation of cellular networking and next ... ( read original story ...)
Africa: Mobile Subscriptions Hits 1 Billion Soon
DESPITE on-going economic challenges and some tricky regulatory issues, Africa is fast approaching the 1 billion mobile subscriptions landmark. The continued rollout of 3G and 4G networks, as well as an influx of low-cost smartphones, is changing the face ... ( read original story ...)
Australia's TPG Telecom shakes up 4G market with new $1.4 bln network
SYDNEY TPG Telecom (TPM.AX) up-ended Australia's 4G mobile market on Wednesday by buying spectrum and announcing plans to build a $1.4 billion (1.12 billion pounds) network to rival Singapore Telecommunications (STEL.SI), Telstra Corp (TLS.AX) and Vodafone ... ( read original story ...)
Australia's TPG Telecom starts $1.4 billion network, Telstra shares fall
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's TPG Telecom Ltd said it will spend A$1.9 billion (1.13 billion pounds) building a 4G mobile phone network after winning a government auction for airspace, sending shares in dominant rival Telstra Corp Ltd to a five-year low. ( read original story ...)