3G networks will face capacity problems in 2010, says Unwired Insight
While 3G operators have been reporting annual increases of 300 to 700% in 3G data traffic volumes, they have not needed to be unduly concerned because volumes have increased from very low levels....
View Article3G traffic volumes will increase 20-fold by 2014, says Unwired Insight
3G operators must be able to support huge increases in mobile data traffic over the next few years, according to a new report from Unwired Insight. The report, entitled ‘Will 3G Networks Cope?’, shows...
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Migration of GSM users to 3G will drive 3G traffic
In most markets, the majority of mobile users are still supported by 2G (mainly GSM) networks, so 3G networks are only supporting a minority of cellular users. Within the next five years, the vast...
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3G capacity per user will decline substantially for incumbent 3G operators
In order to provide high quality of service to their customers, 3G operators must have sufficient network capacity per user, or 3G device, to support our forecast traffic volumes per 3G device....
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UK to become a second-class LTE wireless nation?
In his wireless blog, Alastair Brydon of Unwired Insight worries that mobile users will become increasingly dissatisfied with their mobile broadband services. The latest twist in the long-running saga...
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Whatever happened to Voice over LTE?
In his wireless blog, Alastair Brydon laments the continuing lack of long term solutions for voice over LTE, as Verizon and Huawei announce products that depend on legacy networks. I notice that 2011...
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UK LTE coverage to be better than 2G by 2017
As we near the UK’s long-awaited auction of 800MHz and 2.6GHz spectrum for next-generation mobile services, there is very good news for UK consumers in terms of expected coverage of LTE services. Ofcom...
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Still waiting for Voice over LTE
Following a low-profile launch by Three in December 2013, all four of the UK mobile network operators now offer 4G LTE services to at least some of their subscribers. While early impressions of LTE...
View Article3G networks will face capacity problems in 2010, says Unwired Insight
While 3G operators have been reporting annual increases of 300 to 700% in 3G data traffic volumes, they have not needed to be unduly concerned because volumes have increased from very low levels....
View Article3G traffic volumes will increase 20-fold by 2014, says Unwired Insight
3G operators must be able to support huge increases in mobile data traffic over the next few years, according to a new report from Unwired Insight. The report, entitled ‘Will 3G Networks Cope?’, shows...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Migration of GSM users to 3G will drive 3G traffic
In most markets, the majority of mobile users are still supported by 2G (mainly GSM) networks, so 3G networks are only supporting a minority of cellular users. Within the next five years, the vast...
View ArticleClik here to view.
3G capacity per user will decline substantially for incumbent 3G operators
In order to provide high quality of service to their customers, 3G operators must have sufficient network capacity per user, or 3G device, to support our forecast traffic volumes per 3G device....
View ArticleClik here to view.
UK to become a second-class LTE wireless nation?
In his wireless blog, Alastair Brydon of Unwired Insight worries that mobile users will become increasingly dissatisfied with their mobile broadband services. The latest twist in the long-running saga...
View ArticleClik here to view.
UK LTE coverage to be better than 2G by 2017
As we near the UK’s long-awaited auction of 800MHz and 2.6GHz spectrum for next-generation mobile services, there is very good news for UK consumers in terms of expected coverage of LTE services. Ofcom...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Still waiting for Voice over LTE
Following a low-profile launch by Three in December 2013, all four of the UK mobile network operators now offer 4G LTE services to at least some of their subscribers. While early impressions of LTE...
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