One Problem With NFV

China Mobile Seeks 4G Small-Cell Advantage

Got the Message: Texting on Tablets Takes Off

NAB: Genachowski -- 'Broadcasters Will Thrive'

Growth in data, global services creating ICT regulatory challenges

Síminn to Bring 4G to Iceland

Wireless networks may learn to live together by using energy pulses

Verizon preparing to buy Vodafone out of US joint venture for $100bn

'Close partnerships between the government and companies will boost telecom manufacturing in India'

Sprint leak reveals LTE rollout in new cities

• Is Bigger Always Better?  
• Caching Improves User Experience in 4G LTE Networks  
• Heed Korea's Warning on the 4G 'Curse'  
• The mobile industry sees continued disruption and transformation in 2013  
• WiMAX Forum Technology Roadmap Extended to WiMAX Advanced  
• Seven reasons why Latin America Telcos should focus on the SME market  
• Network Architecture and Packet Processing Technology for NaaS  
• IPhone 5 - The Next Killer App for 4G LTE?  
• 4G World Enterprise Thursday  
• Mexican Spectrum Re-farming - A Menu of Indigestion?  

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1. A Long Way to Go Explore Voice&Data (May 19 2013) With net additions to the wireline subscriber base on a decline, Indian operators, pretty much following other regions, are moving to the wireless segment, striving hard to find a place there. (Read Full Article)

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2. New Samsung tech could pave way for 5G in 2020 Explore arnnet.com.au (May 13 2013) Existing 4G networks for mobile devices still have limited global reach, but that's not going to keep 5G technology waiting in the wings. Samsung has announced that it has developed some transceiver technology that can deliver 5G speeds in the 28Ghz frequency at 1.06 Gbps for a distance of two kilometers. (Read Full Article)

   Comment Mentions:   Yankee Group   Ken Rehbehn

3. Samsung Boasts 5G Technology 100 Times Faster than 4G Explore Wireless Week (May 13 2013) 4G , Mobile Broadband Samsung said today that it is testing 5G technology capable of data speeds 100 times faster than 4G networks.   According to a press release, Samsung's new adaptive array transceiver technology will allow data to transmit at higher frequencies than currently possible.  Samsung's transceiver transmits data in the millimeter-wave band at a frequency of 28 GHz at a speed of up to 1.056 Gbps to a distance of up to 2 kilometers.  Read more about Samsung Boasts 5G Technology 100 Times Faster than 4GComments (Read Full Article)

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4. 'Wavestack' UHF to Microwave Wideband Antenna System is CTIA Award Finalist Explore Broadcast – Production – NAB (May 13 2013) An antenna made by Temecula, Calif.-based Wideband Antennas has been named a finalist in the “Network Infrastructure – Green Telecom & Smart Energy Solutions” category of CTIA's annual Emerging Technology Awards competition (Read Full Article)

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5. Sourcing reinvented: cloud supply chain and spend management Explore zdnet.com (May 13 2013) Applications In a networked world, it's inevitable that sourcing and spend management must move to the cloud to take advantage of real-time connection across a rapidly changing supply chain. (Read Full Article)

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6. There will be more mobile phones than people by 2014: ITU Explore newkerala.com (May 13 2013) Mobile Broadband New Delhi, May 13 : As global mobile-cellular penetration approaches 100 percent, by 2014, there will be more mobile phones than people on earth, says the International Telecommunications Union (ITU). (Read Full Article)

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7. UK's 4G Network Selling Subscriber Tracking Data To Police, Private Parties Explore Slashdot (May 13 2013) Sockatume writes "The Sunday Times has revealed that analytics firm Ipsos MORI and 4G network EE attempted to sell detailed information on 27m subscribers' activities to various parties including the UK's police forces. The data encompasses the gender, postcode and age of subscribers, the sites they visit and times they are visited, and the places and times of calls and text messages. Ipsos MORI ... (Read Full Article)

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8. UK Internet Users Reluctant to Recommend their Broadband ISP Explore ISPreview UK (May 13 2013) Mobile Broadband Less than half (48%) of the 779 respondents to our latest monthly reader poll have said that they’d definitely recommend their broadband ISP to others and 27% felt that the service they received was still too expensive, which is despite the UK being home to some of the most affordable broadband services in the world. [...] (Read Full Article)

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9. Samsung Claims 5G Mobile Breakthrough Explore WSJ Blogs (May 13 2013) 4G , Mobile Broadband Samsung Electronics said it made a breakthrough in developing mobile technology for fifth-generation networks, though it expects it will take years until the service is brought online for subscribers. (Read Full Article)

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10. India Powerful Enough To Lead The Tech World, But May Waste The Opportunity Explore SiliconIndia (May 13 2013) Applications Bangalore: India has the potential to lead the world in the adoption of the Nexus of Forces, which is the convergence and mutual reinforcement of social interaction, mobility, cloud and information, however for this to happen a number technological and socioeconomic shifts must happen, according to Gartner. (Read Full Article)

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11. RF Micro Devices and Nujira Partners Explore Voice&Data (May 12 2013) 700 MHz Nujira and RF Micro Devices will be demonstrating the broadband power amplifier (PA) design for 4G base stations at Mobile World Congress, Barcelona. (Read Full Article)

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12. Byod & Consumerization: Why the Cloud Is Key to a Viable Implementation Explore Information Technology (May 11 2013) Cloud , Mobile Enterprise This white paper discusses exactly why the bring-your-own-device (BYOD) trend has succeeded where bring-your-own-PC (BYOPC) trend fell short as well as why cloud computing adds significant value beyond the data center while mitigating the risk and cost associated with this trend. Published by: Insight (Read Full Article)

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13. BT's Got Balls Explore Light Reading (May 9 2013) Regulatory U.K. incumbent's sports content strategy has all the makings of an 'own goal' (Read Full Article)

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14. 4 Reasons PC Market Won't Rebound Explore InformationWeek (May 6 2013) Tablets PCs aren't dead, but laptops and desktops have seen their best days. (Read Full Article)

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15. 'Close partnerships between the government and companies will boost telecom manufacturing in India' Explore Voice&Data (Apr 25 2013) Brief us on NSN's manufacturing facility. In October 2008, Nokia Siemens Networks established its manufacturing facility at Oragadam near Chennai with an investment pipeline of $70 mn spread over 3 years. (Read Full Article)

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16. Gaining Ground Explore Voice&Data (Apr 25 2013) As India is losing its bet on broadband targets, it appears that this is the right time to look at various alternative technologies to provide last-mile connectivity to customers. (Read Full Article)

    Comment Mentions:   Wi-Fi Alliance   Tata Communications

17. Síminn to Bring 4G to Iceland Explore Light Reading (Apr 25 2013) 3G , 4G , Mobile Internet , Smartphones Ericsson will deploy a 4G network for the leading Icelandic operator Síminn (Read Full Article)

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18. Verizon preparing to buy Vodafone out of US joint venture for $100bn Explore information-age.com (Apr 25 2013) Regulatory US mobile telecommunications provider Verizon is preparing to offer to buy Vodafone out of their Verizon Wireless joint venture partner Vodafone for a much $100 billion, Reuters reported today. (Read Full Article)

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19. Wireless networks may learn to live together by using energy pulses Explore infoworld.com (Apr 25 2013) Researchers at the University of Michigan have invented a way for different wireless networks crammed into the same space to say "excuse me" to one another. (Read Full Article)

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20. Sprint brings Data Link and Static IP to its LTE network Explore Engadget (Apr 23 2013) 4G , Mobile Broadband Most of the hullabaloo around Sprint's nascent LTE network has focused on the consumer. But, don't worry, the carrier hasn't forgotten about its precious business customers. Today it announced that Data Link and Static IP would be coming to its latest iteration of 4G. For those of you not familiar, Data Link carries a guarantee of 99.9 percent availability -- something craved by enterprise types ... (Read Full Article)

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21. California Beaming: White Spaces in Gold County Explore Light Reading (Apr 23 2013) ISP in Gold County, California, claims first wide-scale commercial deployment of white-spaces networking technology (Read Full Article)

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22. China Mobile Seeks 4G Small-Cell Advantage Explore Light Reading (Apr 23 2013) Small Cells Operator plans dense 4G LTE TDD coverage, combining macro and micro cells to build a giant wireless Internet access network (Read Full Article)

    Comment Mentions:   LTE   Huawei Technologies Co.

23. Will Merger Offers Slow Sprint's 4G Rollout? Explore Light Reading (Apr 22 2013) 4G , LTE , Mobile Broadband Even with the competing Dish & SoftBank merger offers, Sprint really needs to keep focused on deploying 4G LTE as fast as possible (Read Full Article)

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24. Interop planning guide 2013 Explore ITworld (Apr 22 2013) Applications , Cloud , Offload , Security , Unified Communications It's that time of the year again: Interop is almost here. read more (Read Full Article)

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