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Nokia Siemens to tap into Ruckus for service-provider Wi-Fi
Ruckus Wireless will announce two deals at the CTIA Wireless show this week which reflect service providers' growing interest in the unlicensed wireless technology.
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UK Broadband launches first 4G network in London
Wireless company UK Broadband has switched on a wholesale 4G network in the London Borough of Southwark, offering high-speed services for the public sector and big corporations, as well as providing backhaul for mobile networks.
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Nokia Siemens hopes data use growth can aid recovery
Nokia Siemens Networks CEO Rajeev Suri believes that by 2020 the average wireless network user will generate 1GB of data traffic on wireless networks every day, and this will require networks 10 times as fast.
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Freescale QorIQ Qonverge B4860 chipset to improve 3G and 4G coverage
Freescale has launched a system on a chip that includes a full base station, which will allow vendors to build smaller, greener and cheaper units while maintaining performance for 3G and 4G networks, the company said this morning at Mobile World Congress.
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Ericsson buys Canadian Wi-Fi company Bel Air Networks
Ericsson has entered into an agreement to buy privately held Canadian Wi-Fi company BelAir Networks, as operators get increasingly interested in using Wi-Fi to offload their networks.
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Nokia Siemens and Qualcomm show multiflow bandwidth multiplier
Nokia Siemens Networks and Qualcomm are planning to demo a feature that will allow users to receive data from two base stations at the same time at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Nokia Siemens said on Monday.
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Undersea Arctic telecom route could be possible with global warming
"Harnessing Disruption: Global, Mobile, Social, Local," was the theme at the 34rd Pacific Telecommunications Council (PTC) conference last week in Honolulu.
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Brocade warns 4G network operators to prepare for data deluge
The arrival of 4G in the UK will bring a mobile revolution to rival the introduction of the first smartphones, but the benefits will not be fully realised unless legacy Internet Protocol (IP) networks are prepared for the forthcoming deluge of data.
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Mobile data network LightSquared claims GPS makers sabotaged tests
LightSquared's proposed mobile data network was set up to fail in tests of interference with GPS that were conducted last November under US government auspices, the would-be carrier charged this week.
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MEMS movement detecting chips swarm over CES
Smartphones will soon know not only where you are but what floor of a building you're on, thanks to advances in MEMS technology, one of the quiet success stories of the consumer electronics industry.
