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   [ Summary ] Topic: 3G | Date Published: 04/06/2007

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2. AT&T to Upgrade 3G, Add Bandwidth

   [ Summary ] Topic: 3G | Date Published: 05/27/2009

   AT&T will soon be upgrading its current 3G network to use a speedier technology, HSPA 7.2, instead of the HSPA 3.6. The company hopes the updates will be complete by 2011. It will also be doubling the frequency spectrum in most metropolitan areas to increase the available bandwidth for data...

3. Anritsu Releases Software Support for 3GPP LTE Testing

   [ Summary ] Topic: 3G | Date Published: 12/26/2007

   Anritsu has introduced a series of software packages supporting the measurement of 3GPP LTE mobile terminals. The three new packages, the MX269020A LTE Downlink Measurement Software, the MX269021A LTE Uplink Measurement Software, and the MX269908A LTE IQproducer, are easily installed on Anritsu's...

4. Dismal Handset Market Has a Bright Spot: Smartphones

   [ Summary ] Topic: Smartphones | Date Published: 03/05/2009

   Smartphones just may be the saving grace of the slow-selling handset market. Businesses and mainstream users have been demanding the phones along with the apps that are supported by the 3G networks. ISuppli reports that smartphones could very well represent 17.4 percent of all handset shipments in...

5. T-Mobile Introduces Its 3G USB Modem

   [ Summary ] Topic: 3G | Date Published: 03/25/2009

   T-Mobile has launched the webConnect USB Laptop Stick. The cellular-wireless modem was developed for laptops and netbooks to connect to T-Mobile’s HSDPA high-speed data network. The network is available in more than 130 cities.

6. AT&T Network to Upgrade to 7.2 Mbps

   [ Summary ] Topic: 3G | Date Published: 04/21/2009

   AT&T’s 3G network is being upgraded to 7.2 Mbps for downloads. Its current download speed is at 3.6 Mbps, so the upgrade will actually double the download speed. However, most of the company’s current phones won’t support the higher download speed, so the company is trying out...

7. Comcast to Offer New High-Speed Service

   [ Summary ] Topic: 3G | Date Published: 06/30/2009

   Comcast launched its latest high-speed wireless services. The company’s High-Speed 2go service includes nationwide 3G and 4G wireless access. Its 3G service will be carried through Sprint’s grid, while the 4G service will be provided by Clearwire’s network.

8. AT&T Plans to Offer Higher Speed 3G in Six U.S. Cities

   [ Summary ] Topic: 3G | Date Published: 09/09/2009

   AT&T smartphone customers in six major U.S. cities will be receiving faster wireless data connectivity after the company updates its 3G network with HSPA 7.2. The company also hopes to update 25 of its 30 largest markets with the speedier technology by the end of 2010.

9. Verizon Announcement Bigger Than iPhone

   [ Summary ] Topic: Verizon | Date Published: 11/28/2007

   This piece calls Verizon's announcement that it will offer open access to its 3G network far bigger than the frenzy about Apple's iPhone. According to this article, Verizon will blow open an entirely new mobile service model and will set the stage for the kind of innovation that has powered the...

10. What Verizon's Plans for Open Network Mean

    [ Summary ] Topic: Verizon | Date Published: 11/28/2007

    Blogger Om Malik gives his two cents' worth on Verizon's announcement that it will open its network and platform. Malik provides a list of why Verizon is doing this, what the announcement means for wireless customers and why he is still skeptical.

11. Juniper: LTE to Achieve Significant Market Traction

    [ Summary ] Topic: 3G | Date Published: 11/30/2007

    According to Juniper Research, long-term evolution subscriptions will approach 24 million by 2012. However, Juniper says for LTE to remain competitive, it need to continually evolve.

12. Infonetics: Femtocell Market to Heat up

    [ Summary ] Topic: Access Points | Date Published: 12/17/2007

    According to a report by Infonetics research, unit shipments of 3G femtocell access points are expected to grow tenfold from 2007 to 2008. Infonetics' Richard Webb says 3G femtocells have the potential to radically transform the economics of mobile data and content-based services.