1. Articles in category: WiMAX

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    1. Clearwire Warns of Network Buildout Delay

      Explore NASDAQ Stock Market (Oct 2 2012) Regulatory , WiMAX

      Clearwire Warns of Network Buildout Delay

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      Mentions:   LTE

    2. Light Reading Mobile - Mobile Backhaul - FreedomPop Sparks Mobile Internet Free-for-All - Telecom News Analysis

      Explore Light Reading (Oct 1 2012) 4G , LTE , Mobile Broadband , WiMAX

      MVNO targets AT&T and Verizon with a 'freemium' mobile broadband service that runs on Clearwire's WiMax network, with Sprint LTE on deck

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    3. LTE Subscriber Totals Surpassed WiMAX in 2Q12

      Explore cellular (Sep 26 2012) LTE , Mobile Broadband , WiMAX

      In monitoring the early progress of LTE, many industry insiders closely watch countries where mobile operators are aggressively deploying new networks, and offering commercial LTE devices and services.

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      Mentions:   LTE

    4. Time Warner Cable to Sell Clearwire Stake Following Verizon Deal

      Explore cellular (Sep 19 2012) Regulatory , WiMAX

      Time Warner Cable has announced plans to sell its stake in the WiMAX to LTE network operator, Clearwire.

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      Mentions:   LTE

    5. TW Cable to Exit Clearwire Venture - Analyst Blog

      Explore NASDAQ Community Home (Sep 18 2012) Regulatory , Spectrum , WiMAX

      Time Warner Cable Inc. ( TWC ) has decided to sell its 7.8% stake in Clearwire Corp. ( CLWR ) for a nationwide WiMAX network. In November 2008, Time Warner Cable acquired 46.4 million

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      Mentions:   Clearwire Corp.

    6. EarthLink inks deal with Clearwire to use its 4G WiMAX network

      Explore Engadget (Sep 11 2012) 4G , LTE , Mobile Broadband , WiMAX

      EarthLink has been laying low since its Philly-wide WiFi project failed all those years ago, but now it's back in the limelight with Clearwire's 4G network under-arm. The companies have struck a deal for EarthLink to access Clearwire's WiMAX infrastructure, initially to offer wireless, in-home broadband. This is expected to launch in early 2013, with mobile and small business markets being ...

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      Mentions:   LTE   Clearwire Corporation   Earthlink

    7. Q&A Brainstorm: WiMAX Vs. LTE

      Explore Manufacturing.net (Sep 4 2012) LTE , Mobile Broadband , WiMAX

      Q: What common or overlapping technologies do WiMAX and LTE have in common and will they ever converge for certain applications? Joe Cozzarelli, Senior Director Broadband RF Products and Glenn Eswein, Director of Product Marketing, Broadband RF Business After three years of deliberation, the IEEE802.16m air interface definition will be ready for prime time in the next few months. This critical ...

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      Mentions:   LTE

    8. Global mobile WiMAX market driven by the rapid proliferation of smartphones

      Explore OfficialWire (Aug 31 2012) WiMAX

      The global mobile WiMAX market has been forecast to see its subscriber numbers hit a projected 166.2 million by 2018. The industry will be predominantly driven by rapid proliferation of smartphones, the continued rise in data consumption, and subsequent need for high-speed networks.

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      Mentions:   London

    9. Sprint adds four markets to its slow-growing LTE network

      Explore Wireless Week (Aug 29 2012) LTE , WiMAX

      The LTE service comes to a seemingly random smattering of cities, including Balitmore, Sprint's first WiMAX market.

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    10. Simplexity Signs Clearwire WiMAX MVNO Deal with Karma

      Explore cellular (Aug 16 2012) WiMAX

      Simplexity MVNO Services says that it has signed an MVNO agreement with a new company, Karma, that plans to offer free hotspot access over the Clearwire WiMAX network.

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    11. Sprint cedes its majority stake in WiMAX carrier Clearwire

      Explore New Emerging Technology News and Trends (Jun 11 2012) Mobile Broadband , WiMAX

      Sprint cedes its majority stake in WiMAX carrier Clearwire Sprint gave up its voting majority on the Clearwire board last year, but now it has given up its majority ownership in the 4G provider as well, according to Reuters. Sprint’s stake in the company once so crucial to its mobile broadband strategy has now ... (Read Full Article)

    12. Clearwire pads WiMAX network, adds Jolt Mobile

      Explore Mobile Technology (Jun 5 2012) Mobile Broadband , WiMAX

      The current agreement calls for Jolt to add Clearwire’s WiMAX mobile broadband offering to its service structure ... The carrier is in the process of rolling out LTE-based services across its network, noting that as that network rolls out ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   LTE

    13. Clearwire, Jolt Mobile Sign WiMAX Wholesale Deal

      Explore Wireless Week (Jun 5 2012) Mobile Broadband , WiMAX

      Clearwire signed up another wholesale customer today with the addition of Jolt Mobile, a provider of prepaid and international calling for GSM phones. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   LTE   Rural Cellular Association   Cricket Communications

    14. Virgin Mobile USA, Boost Mobile endowed with WiMAX service

      Explore Mobile Technology (May 8 2012) Mobile Broadband , WiMAX

      Sprint Nextel moved forward with plans to expand its WiMAX-based “4G” service to its prepaid portfolio ... Rate plans for the mobile broadband offering will begin at $35 per month for unlimited WiMAX data and 2 GB of 3G data. (Read Full Article)

    15. Chicago in first wave for Clearwire 4G LTE

      Explore Chicago Tribune (Apr 27 2012) 4G , LTE , Mobile Broadband , WiMAX

      Chicago in first wave for Clearwire 4G LTE Clearwire Corp. will be launching a 4G Long-Term Evolution network in Chicago and 30 other cities during the first half of 2013, the Bellevue, Wash.-based carrier said Thursday. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   LTE   Clearwire Corp.

    16. Chicago in first wave for Clearwire 4G LTE

      Explore Finance (Apr 26 2012) 4G , LTE , Mobile Broadband , WiMAX

      though it would continue to support WiMax. The company said it is setting up LTE in "high demand 'hot zones' in major urban centers where demand for 4G mobile broadband access is high and the need for deep 4G capacity resources is most acute." The other 30 ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   LTE   Clearwire Corp.

    17. As Sprint turns to LTE, WiMAX becomes its prepaid 4G network

      Explore finance.boston.com (Apr 25 2012) 4G , LTE , Mobile Broadband , WiMAX

      Instead, it plans to reposition the older 4G technology as the network for its ... stakeholder and has committed to selling the wholesale mobile broadband carrier’s WiMAX and future LTE capacity for years to come. By shifting WiMAX over ... (Read Full Article)

    18. Sprint Keeps WiMax Dreams Alive Through Prepaid Boost, Virgin Mobile USA Brands

      Explore GottaBeMobile (Apr 23 2012) 4G , Mobile Broadband , WiMAX

      Now, with the inclusion of WiMax, 4G will be coming to Sprint’s prepaid ... For its part, Sprint is now fully committed to rolling out LTE as it tries to offer competitive mobile broadband speeds with larger rivals AT&T and Verizon. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   LTE

    19. Can Sprint catch up on LTE?

      Explore fiercewireless.com (Apr 16 2012) LTE , Mobile Broadband , WiMAX

      Can Sprint catch up on LTE? Sprint Nextel (NYSE:S) claimed a first-mover advantage in 4G by leveraging Clearwire's (NASDAQ:CLWR) mobile WiMAX network ... with a few tablets and mobile broadband devices thrown into the mix as well. So far, Sprint's LTE devices have looked ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   LTE

    20. Elevate Expands Sprint MVNO Deal, Adds WiMAX

      Explore Wireless Week (Apr 10 2012) Mobile Broadband , WiMAX

      Elevate said today it will use Clearwire's WiMAX network for fixed and mobile broadband services through an expanded MVNO deal with Sprint. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   LTE Network

    21. And now, the final nail in WiMAX's consumer handset coffin

      Explore Network World (Mar 29 2012) Mobile Broadband , Mobile Internet , WiMAX

      Sure, AT&T and Verizon were planning to deploy a little technology known as "LTE," but that ... Sprint's low-cost unlimited 4G mobile broadband. Well, things didn't quite work out that way and now Sprint is quietly planning to throw WiMAX from the train. (Read Full Article)

    22. Sprint washes hands of WiMax phones

      Explore Wireless Week (Mar 29 2012) WiMAX

      With LTE around the corner, it's no surprise that the wireless carrier now says it's curtains for future WiMax devices. (Read Full Article)

    23. Report: Global WiMAX Equipment market to grow to USD 9.21 billion by 2016

      Explore transworldnews.com (Mar 27 2012) Mobile Broadband , WiMAX

      The inexhaustible need for bandwidth is one of the major drivers of the WiMAX market, not just in the broadband segment, but also in the cellular space. The gradual saturation of 3G networks has given way to the emergence of the 4G market, constituent of ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   LTE

    24. Canadian Regulator Announces 700 MHz Auction to Mixed Reaction

      Explore (Mar 20 2012) 4G , LTE , Mobile Broadband , WiMAX

      A long awaited announcement by Industry Canada, the government agency responsible for the regulation of spectrum in Canada, has met with mixed reactions.  Canada’s Industry Minister Christian Paradis made the announcement last week, which includes the auction of 700 MHz and 2.5 GHz licenses as well as outlining changes to foreign investment limits for small carriers.

      The Canadian auctions are to begin in mid-2013 and are expected to net the government nearly $3.5 billion CAD.  In his announcement Paradis outlined plans for the 700 MHz spectrum that would include priorities for delivery of advanced services for rural Canada as well as public safety.  Canada’s regulator has typically not demonstrated itself to be a ‘trail blazer’ when it comes telecommunications policies, preferring to ‘wait and see’ what unfolds in the US before proceeding with rule making.  That Canada’s auction of 700 MHz licenses comes some 5 years after US auctions is certainly no exception to that approach.

      Rules for the auction will place specific limits on how much spectrum is made available to the larger carriers and will permit competition from a minimum of four operators in each of the country’s 14 license areas.  The regulator has also stated that it will reserve one of four blocks of the auctioned spectrum for new market entrants and regional carriers.   

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      Mentions:   LTE   Industry Canada   Mobilicity

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