T-Mobile passes on HSPA+ and will instead move straight on to 4G LTE. According to T-Mobile’s Chief technology officer, Joachim Horn, T-Mobile will not deploy high-speed packet access (HSPA) evolution (HSPA+) to get more out of its 3G mobile broadband network and will instead move straight on to LTE (the so-called 4G technology, Long-Term Evolution). Continue reading ‘T-Mobile passes on HSPA+ and will instead move straight on to 4G LTE’
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New USB Stick Pro launched by Vodafone UK for Mobile Broadband. Vodafone in UK has introduced the USB Stick Pro for access to its mobile broadband network. It comes in a stylish black design, has a space saving retractable USB connector and also comes with an integrated 4GB micro SD memory card. You’ll get download speeds of up 7.2Mbps and upload speeds of up to 2Mbps (NB 7.2Mbps is theoretical speed, average actual speed 1-5Mbps and upload average actual speed of 1Mbps). There’s also a microSD memory card slot that turns the modem into a USB flash drive. Continue reading ‘New USB Stick Pro launched by Vodafone UK for Mobile Broadband’
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Two HSPA-enabled Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) launched by SFR in France. a major French operator, SFR, has launched two Linux-based Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs): The SFR M! PC Pocket 3G+ and the Archos 3G+, that connect to the operator’s national HSPA mobile broadband network via embedded modules from Option.
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SFR M! PC Pocket 3G+, features a 4.8-inch touchscreen, slide-out QWERTY keyboard, Intel Atom CPU and 4GB of integrated memory. On the other hand, The Archos 3G+ features the same kind of touchscreen (4.8-inch) with storage capacity going up to 30GB - gives users an entirely new way to enjoy the Web, digital media and TV on a thin and extremely fast handheld tablet. Linux is also running the show, and Option provided necessary HSPA embedded modules to make these babies sing along SFR’s 3G network.
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MBNL + Nokia Siemens Network for 3G. Nokia Siemens Networks has been selected as the 3G radio network infrastructure supplier for the consolidation of the two operators’ 3G radio access network infrastructure under MBNL (Mobile Broadband Network Ltd.), in the process creating the UK’s most extensive 3G network providing near complete population coverage by the end of 2009. Continue reading ‘MBNL + Nokia Siemens Network for 3G’
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’
AT&T’s 3G Mobile Broadband Network Download Speeds Increase Up to 1.7 Mbps. AT&T announced a more than 20 percent increase to the top end of the company’s typical 3G network downlink speed range and a 50 percent increase to the top end of the typical uplink speed range for wireless laptop card customers(1). The upgrades are results of recent network enhancements, including the deployment of High Speed Uplink Packet Access (HSUPA) technology across all existing 3G markets before the end of June. Continue reading ‘AT&T’s 3G Mobile Broadband Network Download Speeds Increase Up to 1.7 Mbps’
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Sanyo Pro-200, Sanyo Pro-700 (Sprint’s Nextel Direct Connect devices). Sanyo Pro-200 and the Sanyo Pro-700 were just announced by Sprint as the upcoming Nextel Direct Connect devices. Powered by Qualcomm’s QChat technology, these new Nextel Direct Connect devices will continue to provide industry-leading performance, while operating on the Rev. A portions of the Sprint Mobile Broadband network (except in Puerto Rico). Continue reading ‘Sanyo Pro-200, Sanyo Pro-700 (Sprint’s Nextel Direct Connect devices)’
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