Scope of the Report: This report focuses on the 2G and 3G Switch Off in Global market, especially in North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific, Latin America, Middle and Africa. This report categorizes the market based on manufacturers, regions, type and ... ( read original story ...)
The Future of WiMAX
According to Nokia and Ericsson, their primary market – 3G operators – will be unlikely to adopt LTE ... Besides, WiMAX has gained significant traction in geographies like Africa, the Middle East, and southeast Asia, which are much less affected ... ( read original story ...)
One Horizon Group Secures License in Ghana Bringing the Benefits of Optimized VoIP to 18 Million Mobile Data Subscribers
We believe our proven VoIP technology is the only one in the world that is retro-compatible with 2G and 3G networks, thus ... 1 1 http://www.theafricareport.com/West-Africa/ghana-mobile-phone-penetration-soars-to-128.html About AccessPLUS Communications ... ( read original story ...)
Ericsson powers 5G migration with all-in-one platform
Ericsson has introduced a new all-in-one platform providing operators with the core technological elements and services that will allow them to launch 5G networks. The new 5G platform combines 5G core, radio and transport portfolios in what the vendor says ... ( read original story ...)
Mobile World Congress 2017 Deutsche Telekom connects Europe and delivers the 5G experience
Two clicks for more data privacy: click here to activate the button and send your recommendation. Data will be transfered as soon as the activation occurs. "Feel connected all over Europe" emphasizes the focus of overarching connectivity throughout Europe ... ( read original story ...)
Ofcom updates 5G spectrum plans
The U.K. telco watchdog said it has worked closely with other regulators in Europe to identify three initial frequency bands to enable 5G in Europe: the 700 MHz, 3.4 GHz… Ofcom on Wednesday published a progress report on its work to allocate spectrum for ... ( read original story ...)
5G connected car trial tops 3.6GBps using beamforming tech
A 5G connected car trial by Ericsson, SK Telecom and BMW Group Korea has used beamforming and beam tracking to hit 3.6GBps transmission speeds. The speed was achieved for a car moving at 170km per hour using four base stations that transmitted signals that ... ( read original story ...)