The LBT functionality also enables LAA to be deployed in any region globally, such as South Africa, which is a key difference to previous LTE-unlicensed mobile technology." “We are very pleased to have been involved in delivering Africa’s first ... ( read original story ...)
Transitioning to 5G in Developing Countries
How will the transition to 5G in Africa and other emerging markets differ from in developed countries? Gerard Halimi of ECI Telecom considers some of the key issues for CSPs. In today’s telecom news, 5G seems to be the only thing anyone talks about. ( read original story ...)
4G (LTE) Devices Market: New Business Opportunities & Investment Research Report | Forecast up to 2024
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 ...)
AT&T, Netgear launch 5G-ish mobile hotspot router
The Nighthawk Mobile Hotspot Router's isn't 5G, but its 5G Evolution speeds are said to be up to twice as fast as 4G LTE, which averages around 10-15 megabits per second (Mbps). Some estimates put real 5G speeds at 10Gbps, or more than 1,000 times faster ... ( read original story ...)
Telekom Slovenije hits first LTE-A milestone
The deployment follows a test in December last year when network teams were able to hit speeds of 881MBps on a Cat16 LTE device by aggregating the 1800MHz and 2.6GHz bands. The operator is also contributing to two projects in the European Union's ... ( read original story ...)
4G LTE HotSpot Market Evolving Technology, Trends, Key market segments and industry Analysis
Middle East & Africa and Central & South America. The regional markets for the 4G LTE HotSpot market are analyzed by evaluating the demand, and supply, the assembly of the products, how it is getting connected with the human interface as well as the ... ( read original story ...)
Freedom Mobile network will soon work with iPhones, other LTE devices, Shaw confirms
Freedom Mobile launched an LTE network about a year ago, but its appeal was limited because it uses a type of wireless spectrum, known as Band 66, that most high-end devices in North America aren't calibrated to work on. The latest iPhones, however ... ( read original story ...)