With the implementation of 5G network, a strong data network, in terms of high speed with the minimal delay, can be easily achieved. Download PDF Brochure : http://www.marketsandmarkets.com/pdfdownload.asp?id=202955795 North America expected to hold the ... ( read original story ...)
Time for 3G to Get Krafty
Peeling Back the Onion Kraft Heinz is stretching margins as much as possible to distract from continued revenue weakness in North America -- by far its biggest market Source: Bloomberg When 3G first formed Kraft Heinz, the excitement was around 3G's ... ( read original story ...)
This International WiFi Hotspot Gives You Unlimited Travel Internet: The Tep Wireless 4G
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South Africa leads LTE race in Africa
The country with the greatest access to LTE/4G tech is South Korea where availability clocks in at 96.69%. Meanwhile, South Africa measures in at 68.89% of users that have access to LTE. “4G signals are consistently accessible more often and in more ... ( read original story ...)
Forget 5G: The US’s 4G LTE is still embarrassingly slow
There’s a lot of noise being made about 5G right now, probably something to do with the promise of gigabit speeds and zero latency. But while cool trials are happening on racecourses and in labs, the rest of us have to live with LTE — and things aren ... ( read original story ...)
Telstra launches 5G testing centre
The centre's location was chosen due to Telstra's intention to run a trial 5G network during the Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast next year. Australia's incumbent telco also announced completing the first trial from its testing centre on Wednesday ... ( read original story ...)
ACCC pushes ‘holistic’ spectrum ownership ahead of 5G
Communications Minister Mitch Fifield, however, argued on Wednesday that given how Australia's mobile networks have developed organically to cover 99 percent of the population, "there is no need for the government to take an interventionist role in 5G". ( read original story ...)