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  • LTE subscriber growth more than expected

    According to ABI Research, LTE subscriptions are racing ahead of expectations and point to strong demand for fast wireless data connections.

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  • Portugal Telecom Selects Huawei for LTE Network

    Portugal Telecom has selected Huawei to launch commercial LTE services in Portugal using tit's SingleRAN LTE solution. According to Huawei, with it's SingleRAN LTE solution, operator will integrate existing GSM networks and new LTE networks on a single platform to provide end users with seamless mobile services. 

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  • Huawei Announces 241 LTE Wins by 2013

    Huawei has announced that by December 2013, it had signed a total of 241 LTE contracts worldwide. The company further adds that it has been engaged in 110 of the 244 commercial LTE networks already deployed worldwide.

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  • picoChip partners with Indian firms for 3G, 4G development

    picoChip has been selected by Rancore Technologies Ltd for the development of 4G base stations for rolling out next-generation wireless telecom networks in India.

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  • WiMAX Forum to India: Deploy Broadband Now

    WiMAX Forum has urged Indian operators to deploy broadband now. In recent BWA auctions India allocated 2 blocks of 20MHz in the 2.3GHz band across the same 22 service areas. 

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  • NTT DOCOMO Buys Rest of Shares of PacketVideo

    Japanese mobile-phone operator NTT DoCoMo will pay $111.6 million to buy the rest of shares of wireless software company PacketVideo.

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  • RJio to Accelerate 4G Rollout Using RCom's Intra-City Network in India

    Reliance Jio Infocomm and Reliance Communications have signed an agreement for sharing of RCOM’s extensive intra-city optic fiber infrastructure. Under the terms of the agreement, Reliance Jio Infocomm will utilize RCOM’s nationwide intra-city fiber network for accelerated roll-out of its 4G LTE services across the country.

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  • Vodafone New Zealand Expands LTE Network, Offers Free 4G

    Vodafone New Zealand has started rollout of LTE in Hamilton by switching on 4G at Waikato Stadium and Waikato Hospital and in provincial New Zealand with the launch of 4G at Coromandel holiday hotspots this week.

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  • GSA: 100 LTE network launches by end of 2012

    GSA (Global mobile Suppliers Association) has raised forecast for LTE networks.

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  • Uzbek Operator UCell Tests LTE

    Uzbekistan mobile operator UCell has deployed LTE network using ZTE’s equipments. The network is able to achieve a downloading peak rate of up to 100 Mbps, announced ZTE. 

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  • Megafon Begins LTE Service in Novosibirsk

    Russian telecom operator MegaFon launched LTE Network today in Novosibirsk, Russia. In the nearest future, the Company plans to deploy 4G networks in Moscow, Sochi, Krasnodar and other Russian cities. 

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  • Vodafone New Zealand Launches LTE in Wellington

    Vodafone New Zealand has launched 4G LTE services in parts of Wellington. Operator's LTE network is available already in parts of Auckland, Christchurch, Lake Brunner, Queenstown, Wanaka and Taupo.

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  • Samsung Demos WiMAX 2 Supporting 330Mbps

    Samsung Electronics and Japan's UQ Communications are demonstrating WiMAX 2 based on IEEE 802.16m with a speed of 330Mbps.

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  • EE Updates LTE Mobile Broadband Data Plans

    UK's EE has increased data allowance on 4G LTE Mobile Broadband plans, in addition of launching a range of new options. The 4GEE Mobile Broadband plans now include data allowances increased by around 60%, with no rise in monthly fee. The 2GB plan now becomes a 3GB allowance, with the 3GB plan increasing to 5GB, and the 5GB allowance now extending to 8GB.

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  • DOCOMO Launches Japan’s First LTE Service

    NTT DOCOMO, has launched of Xi (read “Crossy”), Japan’s first Long Term Evolution (LTE) service.

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