Intel last week announced that its first commercial 5G modem, the XMM 8060, is now under development and will ship in a couple of years. As part of the announcement, the company reiterated its plans to offer a top-to-bottom XMM 8000 family of 5G modems for ... ( read original story ...)
Enabling Full Service on a Unified, Simplified LTE-based Infrastructure Network for MBB2020
In addition, networks have become increasingly complex. Operators have to maintain multiple networks of 2G, 3G, and LTE. Selecting an infrastructure network for an operators' core services has become absolutely necessary. Most operators around the world ... ( read original story ...)
Smile, MediaTek Partner to Launch VoLTE Phones in Africa
This follows validation of the MediaTek 4G VoLTE (Voice over 4G LTE) solution on the Smile network. Smile is one of Africa’s leading providers of fast, reliable mobile voice and data services on 4G LTE and MediaTek is one of the top two global providers ... ( read original story ...)
Africa will have more than 1 billion mobile broadband connections by 2022
The growth of mobile broadband in Africa will be facilitated by the further roll-out of 3G W-CDMA and 4G LTE networks, and the increasing affordability of smartphones. In 2019, W-CDMA will become Africa’s biggest mobile technology by subscriptions ... ( read original story ...)
Research delivers insight into the 4G (LTE) devices market
QY Research Groups’ expert research analysts estimate the 4G (LTE) Devices Market to grow at a substantial Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) throughout the forecast period 2017 to 2022. The report ‘Global 4G (LTE) Devices Sales Market Report 2017 ... ( read original story ...)
Global 4G (LTE) Devices Sales Market Size, Sales Analysis and Growth Trends 2017 – 2023
We are happy to announce you that we have a added a new market research report Global 4G (LTE) Devices Sales Market Report 2017 in our database. This research report covers major topics related to Global 4G (LTE) Devices Sales such as market size, untapped ... ( read original story ...)
KGI: Next Year’s iPhone Models to Have Upgraded Intel and Qualcomm Modems Enabling Faster LTE Speeds
Unlike existing DSDS phones, which commonly support LTE+3G connections, we believe next-generation iPhone models will support LTE+LTE connections, in a bid to enhance the user experience. It's not entirely clear if the new iPhones would have a dual SIM ... ( read original story ...)