Monthly Archives: October, 2011

CTIA E&A 2011: Huawei remains on conservative path towards top five

SAN DIEGO – Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. said it’s planning on putting greater emphasis in the mobile device space in North America, with hopes...

CTIA E&A 2011: CTIA adds rural carriers, suppliers to board for 2012

SAN DIEGO – Wireless industry trade association CTIA looked to further include input from smaller players in the mobile space announcing the election of...

CTIA E&A 2011: GSMA report reinforces expected potential of M2M space

SAN DIEGO – The GSMA poked its head into the domestic space this week, announcing a new report showing that connected devices are set...

Indian government looking at consolidation in telecom sector

Important features of the draft NTP- 2011 like policy on merger and acquisition, exit policy for operators are directly aimed at consolidating the crowded telecom sector in the country.

AT&T introduces 5 new smartphones

AT&T Mobility says it has something for everyone with its five new Android smartphones introduced today. From entertainment to business to social media, the...

Cenoplex introduces its 5 second solution

What can you get done in 5 seconds? Austin startup Cenoplex is showing wireless carriers that 5 seconds is long enough to communicate quite...

Measuring LTE eNodeB Output Power without Interrupting Service

  LTE eNodeB output power needs to be measured on a regular basis to provide the best possible user experience while complying with legal restrictions...

Jaguar on the prowl for more disgruntled RIM shareholders

Canadian investment firm Jaguar Financial Corp. is actively recruiting fellow shareholders of beleaguered Blackberry-maker Research in Motion (RIM), in an effort to force a...

América Móvil, Citi in a joint venture for m-banking

América Móvil SAB is teaming up with Citigroup Inc.'s Banamex and the financial services Grupo Financiero Inbursa SAB in a $50 million mobile banking...

Analyst Angle: Latin America’s MVNO Opportunities

Editor’s Note: Welcome to our weekly feature, Analyst Angle. We’ve collected a group of the industry’s leading analysts to give their outlook on the hot topics...

India unveils draft National Telecom Policy 2011

"The draft policy aims to provide to the people of India, secure, reliable, affordable and high quality converged telecommunication services anytime, anywhere," the policy document states.

The Transition to LTE for Regional Wireless Providers

This webinar provides an overview of the compelling reasons for regional wireless service providers to consider the introduction of LTE and its associated network...

T-Mobile introduces two new tablets

Are you tired of squinting at your smartphone and one finger typing? T-Mobile is hoping you'll upgrade to one of its new 4G tablets...

Anatel conducts public consultation on infrastructure sharing

The Brazilian Agency of Telecommunications (Anatel) will conduct a public consultation about the proposal to amend the regulation on sharing infrastructure with providers of...

Brazilian employment levels are stable; telecom sector aims to qualify 22 thousand people

Brazil is creating jobs and keeping its unemployment rate stable this year. But the country may not achieve the government’s goal, which is to...

Reader Forum: Why 60 GHz matters for small cell backhaul

Mobile networks up to 3G were designed to deliver excellent coverage to the handset, accommodating small PCM voice channels on the order of eight kilobits to 16 kb, rather than high data speeds. 3G networks are deployed with radii typically around three to eight kilometers in diameter for the macrocell, and backhaul capacity of less than 50 megabits per second for connection to the core network. While most mobile networks today utilize 3G, operators are moving to technologies such as WiMAX 802.16e or even HSPA+ to claim “4G.” In 2011, the Global Mobile Suppliers Association counted 17 commercial LTE deployments, with 180 operators in 70 countries committing to LTE, with another 64 in service by 2012.

Reader Forum: Now small is beautiful for the network too

In the mobile handset world, there has long been a drive towards smaller more powerful devices. And even though the rise of the smartphone has seen a return to larger screen sizes, today’s handsets are still remarkably compact.

Nuance snaps up Swype

Voice recognition and superfast keyboarding both fit the definition of "killer apps" for smartphones, and now Nuance (NASDQAQ NUAN) will have both these technologies....

Telecom talk: The week ahead

India's Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Kapil Sibal, is set to unveil the draft of the country's new telecom policy, the National Telecom Policy 2011, on Monday.

Sprint Nextel set for LTE deployments, future with Clearwire remains uncertain

To the surprise of few, Sprint Nextel Corp. officially threw its hat into the LTE ring this morning, announcing details of its planned Network Vision upgrade that will see the carrier begin offering LTE-based services by the middle of next year.

Worst of the Week: Sour Apple

Well, I guess it was bound to happen, though I thought for sure I would never see it in my lifetime. Apple released a product that did not immediately make everything else in the same category obsolete. And maybe even more surprising, it actually seemed to anger people for not being advanced enough.

Google and Samsung delay announcement

Consumers and developers hoping to get their first taste of "Ice Cream Sandwich" at next week's CTIA show in San Diego may have to...

India’s DoT to issue revenue discrepency notices to 5 telcos

India's Department of Telecom plans to issue notices to five leading mobile operators for allegedly misreporting of revenue in order to pay lower license fees to the government.

Accenture survey highlights Brazilian adoption of cloud, mobility

Corporate mobility, increased adoption of cloud computing and “green” IT are highlights of a recent survey from Accenture entitled: “Brazil Infrastructure Maturity X-Ray.”The survey,...

PCIA 2011: Video interviews from this year’s Wireless Infrastructure Show

DALLAS – RCR Wireless News managed to secure exclusive video interviews with a number of key executives and speakers at PCIA’s 2011 Wireless Infrastructure Show this week in Dallas. The insight provided touched on a number of topics impacting the mobile infrastructure space, including current carrier consolidation plans, public safety network plans and the current operating environment for tower companies.
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