Network Pressure Can be Eased by HSPA+ Mobile Broadband
Informa, a mobile broadband industry analyzing agency has come forward with a finding that the mobile broadband providers operating in the United Kingdom could deploy the HSPA+ mobile broadband technology to effectively ease the pressure on their networks.
Nevertheless, the deployment of the HSPA+ technology in the country, according to the research agency, is only an [...]
Strong Future Predicted for LTE and WiMAX
A broadband expert in the United Kingdom has laid out his presentiment that both LTE (Long Term Evolution) and WiMAX mobile broadband technologies had crucial roles to play in the future of broadband internet services in the United Kingdom.
This was revealed by the mobile communications company Motorola’s European sales vice-president, Steve McCaffrey. According to his [...]
UK will be Distanced from LTE until 2012?
The renowned technology and mobile company Sony Ericsson opined that the United Kingdom might not see the Fourth Generation mobile broadband technology until 2012 at the earliest. The mobile phone giant sounded the warning when talking to PCPro on the LTE rollout. Many countries across the world are already working on the deployment of the [...]
LTE Technology To Enjoy the Support of the UK Government
Last week, Lord Stephen Carter, the communication and technology minister of the UK had paid a visit to the Swindon technology research laboratory of Motorola UK. He obviously must have had a deep look into the firm’s testing facility, to come into a conclusion on the progress, as well as the scope of the LTE [...]
A Series of LTE Based Mobile Broadband Services Unveiled by Telefonica
The latest news that has literally rocked the UK broadband segment is Telefonica’s unveiling an array of LTE based mobile broadband services, with a view to demonstrate the actual business advantages that can be delivered by such highly potential bandwidth networks.
The Madrid demonstration staged by the owner of O2 Broadband in Britain, the Spanish incumbent [...]
