Nokia Siemens Networks plans to reveal a system of small LTE, HSPA and Wi-Fi cells that behave as a single cell site, based on the ‘fabric’ concept.
Mobile Communications
22 February 2012
Thanks to smartphones and tablets, we’re witnessing an explosion in demand for mobile broadband, which relies on spectrum. But spectrum is finite.
Mobile operators might as well give in and work with web companies when it comes to delivering services via mobile broadband, according to the report.
Smart VoIP allows voice calls to occur over Wi-Fi networks or 3G/LTE: no more bad reception if you have Internet at home or bad voice signal quality.
For the report, operators lost $13.9bn in SMS revenue in 2011, because their customers has used services like Twitter and Facebook to message each other.
This deal comes at a time when carriers are increasingly turning to offloading to handle the increase in mobile data traffic.
21 February 2012
When adding in the proviso of the patents also being highly novel, Nokia, Qualcomm, Samsung and Ericsson collectively own 55% of the highly essential patents.
Service providers must focus on margin not machines for a sustainable role in the M2M market, according to a new white paper from Informa and SAP.
The feature that will allow users to receive data from two base stations at the same time at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Nokia Siemens reported.
It will help startups that want to build actual, physical devices, by providing the funding, space and the physical machinery they need to do so.