RIM working on LTE BlackBerry handset? RIM has recently decided to create a work team that’s been specifically entrusted with the task of creating a 4G BlackBerry using the LTE standard. LTE (Long-Term-Evolution) is also known as 4G network technology that promises data downlink speeds of up to 300 Mbit/s (it is the heir to 3G and 3.5G networks). 2011 is the year when LTE is generally expected to be available with the major carriers of the world.
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HTC Max 4G Video spotted. Following the recent HTC MAX 4G - world’s first GSM/WiMAX handset for Scartel, HTC Max 4G has recently been caught on video. The HTC MAX 4G is compared side-by-side with the iPhone 3G. HTC MAX 4G should be available in Russia by November 26th of this year. Video follows after the jump. Continue reading ‘HTC Max 4G Video spotted’
HTC MAX 4G - world’s first GSM/WiMAX handset for Scartel. HTC MAX 4G, the world’s first integrated GSM/WiMAX handset, has officially been announced by HTC to the Russian market. It will be available only from Russia’s Scartel WiMAX network (Yota).
HTC MAX 4G is powered by Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional, it’s designed for ultra high-speed access to video on demand, full track music downloads, online gaming, file exchange and a host of Internet content at true broadband speeds.
Like the HTC Touch HD, HTC MAX 4G comes with the same 3.8 inch, 800×480 WVGA touch screen display. This mobile phone has also an integrated GPS receiver, WiFi and WiMAX radios for high-speed wireless data, a 5 megapixel autofocus camera, TouchFLO 3D UI, 8GB of onboard storage, and much more. Continue reading ‘HTC MAX 4G - world’s first GSM/WiMAX handset for Scartel’
4G LTE planned by MetroPCS. We’ve heard some plans before about LTE network: Alltel for 4G LTE Network, 4G LTE Network by AT&T in 2012, and Verizon LTE Network (700 MHz spectrum) in 2010, it’s now Long Term Evolution (LTE) technology for MetroPCS’ upcoming 4G network. While MetroPCS currently operates its own CDMA network, LTE is on the upgrade path for GSM networks, meaning the move will be a technology shift for the carrier. LTE technology will allow wireless carriers to use their wireless spectrum more efficiently, reduce power draw on handsets, and deliver wireless data speeds that will outdo current wireless broadband solutions.
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Aircell’s GSM 4G LTE Mobile Broadband. The in-flight GoGo WiFi provider, Aircell, announced its intention to base its fourth generation (4G) mobile broadband network on Long Term Evolution (LTE), the emerging standard for advanced mobile broadband networks and services. Having pioneered the first commercial Inflight Internet service in North America, Aircell plans to deploy LTE to enable the next generation ultra-high bandwidth mobile services such as hi-definition and interactive TV and multi- player immersive gaming that passengers will come to expect. As Aircell migrates toward full LTE deployment, planned network and technology developments will enable Aircell to serve North American airlines with state- of-the-art mobile broadband technology. Continue reading ‘Aircell’s GSM 4G LTE Mobile Broadband’
Telstra’s Trial for 4G Mobile Broadband. Telstra’s partnership with Ericsson results finishing a trial of the enhanced High Speed Packet Access (HSPA) technology. It is enhanced HSPA which Telstra says will achieve top network speeds of 21Mbps this year and 42Mbps next year on its Next G network. Continue reading ‘Telstra’s Trial for 4G Mobile Broadband’
LTE Network Subscribers to be 32 Million in 2013. Following on previous reports about LTE networks such as Motorola’s LTE will include products for the 700MHz and 2.6GHz spectrum, Alltel for 4G LTE Network, and 4G LTE Network by AT&T in 2012, also Verizon LTE Network (700 MHz spectrum) in 2010. Continue reading ‘LTE Network Subscribers to be 32 Million in 2013′
BlackBerry Thunder 9500 is the Apple Killer? Following the previous rumor: BlackBerry with Touchscreen codenamed “AK” (Apple Killer), The rumored handset, known as the RIM BlackBerry 9500 “Thunder” is said to release as a Verizon Wireless/Vodafone exclusive - possibly making up for Verizon’s decision to pass on the Apple iPhone (Steve Jobs’s first choice for the iPhone’s exclusive network operator).
According to BlackBerryThunder.net, The Thunder is BlackBerry’s first ever Touch Screen Device and it will be a piece of mobile perfection for which your precious fingers will be happy they waited. Matching the quality of the robust, yet refined handset will be the power of the leading wireless carriers in America and Europe. The BlackBerry Thunder will be available exclusively on Verizon Wireless in the United States and Vodafone in Europe, providing the perfect storm of Mobile offerings. Continue reading ‘BlackBerry Thunder 9500 is the Apple Killer?’
4G LTE Network by AT&T in 2012. AT&T has picked Long Term Evolution (LTE) for its fourth generation system upgrades. AT&T, the top wireless telco in the United States and T-Mobile, are backers of the GSM standard so the move to LTE isn’t too surprising. But it does mean that any “4G” upgrades (beyond HSPA) are likely to be at least 2-3 years off and require new handsets and basestations. AT&T’s LTE network isn’t expected until 2012. Continue reading ‘4G LTE Network by AT&T in 2012′
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