It was only three weeks back when Sprint announced its intentions of leaving WiMAX and switching to LTE. Sprint had earlier announced that it will launch LTE services by mid-2012 on its 1900 MHz spectrum as a part of its “Network Vision” network upgrade program. Well, even before the operator made any further announcements regarding [...]
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So, farewell, analogue TV. It was confirmed that the last analogue TV signals in the UK would be switched off on October 24, 2012, thereby concluding a staggered process that first began in the Cumbrian town of Whitehaven back in November 2007. Not that many of us actually use analogue any more – according to [...]
Last Friday, Sprint announced that it will build out a nationwide LTE network at a cost of $4 to $5 billion, to be launched by the end of 2013. According to their press release, this network roll out is expected to extend Sprint’s LTE coverage to 250 million people. The operator will reuse its existing [...]
Or to paraphrase: how can we monetise LTE? Yes that’s definitely the question on the industry’s lips. This week at Juniper we published our new report looking at LTE Business Models and Scenarios. In fact we produced a special report for Computer Weekly which includes a video that you can see here on their site. There’s [...]
Yes this week has seen the announcement of the largest LTE deployment globally so far – from Verizon Wireless. 38 cities, covering 110 million people by the end of 2010. I’ll repeat that – by the end of the year – that’s less than 3 months folks. They are also equipping 60 airports. This is what [...]
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