First pre-standard 5G connection in live network in central Berlin Based on the 3GPP’s 5G New Radio “non standalone mode” Sub 6Ghz connection supports multi-gigabit throughput speeds Also launches 1Gbit/s FTTH service for flat fee of €120 per month ... ( read original story ...)
Kids Smartwatch for $149! Know where your kids are!
Early next year the Alcatel MOVETIME Family Watch (MT30) will launch in Australia. It’s 3G enabled (Tick! – Most to date have been 2G, thus meaning they aren’t any good for Australia) and at $149 (Tick! That’s a crazy good price) we expect all the ... ( read original story ...)
Vodacom and MTN outperform in 4G metrics
Kevin, thank you so much for your time. KEVIN FITCHARD: Good evening Nastassia. In South Africa we took a look at all the major operators and primarily their 4G metrics – and some of their 3G metrics as well. The big conclusion, I guess, is that you ... ( read original story ...)
Deutsche Telekom launches “Europe’s first” 5G network with Huawei
German operator and Huawei have deployed a pre-standard 5G network in Berlin offering speeds of up to 2Gbps and latency of just 3ms Deutsche Telekom have partnered with Huawei to launch what the German operator is claiming to be the first 5G network to go ... ( read original story ...)
Deutsche Telekom launches “Europe’s first” 5G network
Deutsche Telekom have partnered with Huawei to launch what the German operator is claiming to be the first 5G network to go live in Europe. The pre-standard 5G network has been deployed on Deutsche Telekom’s commercial network in central Berlin, offering ... ( read original story ...)
DT and Huawei claim Europe’s first 5G connection
German operator Deutsche Telekom has gone big at IFA in Berlin, with its commercial network in Berlin apparently now churning out a whopping 2 Gbps. Just like TMUS yesterday DT chose to throw a bone to its kit partner, in this case Huawei. The two claim to ... ( read original story ...)
The 5G MoNArch project will test-drive real-world 5G applications, network slicing
The project, which goes by the snappy name of 5G MoNArch for short, was developed as part of the European Union's Horizon 2020 Framework Programme and will be led and coordinated by Nokia. It will run for two years with a total budget of 7.7 million euros. ( read original story ...)