Telia launches Europe's first 5G live network use cases in collaboration with Ericsson and Intel Telia in partnership with Ericsson and Intel, is deploying Europe’s first 5G live network use cases. Use cases include a high-speed 5G connection to a ... ( read original story ...)
Intel rolls out first 5G public test in Europe
Intel has rolled out the first European test of a public 5G network to demonstrate industry use cases, the first of which will be high speed connections on-board a passenger cruise ship. The work builds on existing efforts by Swedish telecoms giants ... ( read original story ...)
iPhone 8 Edges Past Other iPhones In LTE Speed Test
According to the data collected by Ookla, those with Apple’s latest and greatest can expect around a 10% increase in cellular speeds in the United States, while those living in Australia may ... needed for gigabit LTE, or LTE category 16, in the US. ( read original story ...)
Satcom Direct (SD) Brings Big Connectivity to Small, Rotary and Turboprop Cabins, with Launch of SD LTE Hub
The SD LTE Hub augments these routers by eliminating wifi coverage ... UAE, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Australia, Russia, Brazil, and South Africa. For more information regarding SD, visit www.satcomdirect.com, e-mail sales@satcomdirect.com, or call U.S ... ( read original story ...)
Vodafone to deploy 4G Massive MIMO in 2018
Vodafone Australia has announced that it will be adding capacity to ... Using what Vodafone's GM of Technology Strategy Easwaren Siva called "LTE Advanced Pro" technology, Vodafone attained speeds of up to 717Mbps using frequency-division duplex (FDD ... ( read original story ...)
iPhone 8 Scores Top Marks for LTE Speeds, But There’s a Catch
Additionally, in the U.S., the iPhone 8 lacks gigabit LTE support. Across the board, users in the U.S. can expect to see about a 10 percent bump in speed improvements when they use an iPhone 8 or 8 Plus. Interestingly, in Australia, that jumps to a nearly ... ( read original story ...)
Microsoft gets it right with the new Surface Pro, essentially a smartphone in tablet form
Microsoft says a Surface Pro connected to LTE exclusively will see about 90% of the battery life of one using Wi-Fi only. Carrier support is expected in the U.S., Canada, Australia, China, Japan and most of Western Europe. Other parts of the world will ... ( read original story ...)