Mobile data rate is never at its peak in the history and it won’t be sufficient anytime soon in near future. GPRS, EDGE, 3G, HSDPA, HSPA+, LTE or LTE-Advanced none of these technology will ever will make the data hungry mobile devices happy. Why because it’s a never-ending story. I was watching a football world cup qualifier match two days (more ..)
iPhone 5 is going to be announced today at Apple event. When the whole world is concerned about the application and physical design of the next iPhone we at the 3gLteInfo are more concerned about the communication aspects. The rumor is that Apple iPhone 5 will use Qualcomm LTE chipset. From some leaked photographs of the next iPhone the speculation (more ..)
LTE was developed to work in a wide frequency ranges as well as in many band groups. Many of the LTE frequency bands are used by existing cellular technologies in the other hand others are new as other users are re allocated spectrum elsewhere. This is the main advantage of LTE in terms of usage but when it comes to (more ..)
LTE Router is a new hot trend in mobile communication. These small but convenient devices are used to provide wireless broadband to home and business establishments. Most of these LTE routers have the theoretical LTE maximum downlink data rate of LTE networks which is around 100 Mbps in many cases. But the actual data rate varies from 5 Mbps to (more ..)
I know some people already termed me as an Android fanboy just reading the title of this article.But this is nothing to with Android or iOS. Now as I already removed all your doubts about the software part now let’s talked about the real stuff. We as Telecom/Wireless engineers are working on most of the latest technology and that reflects (more ..)
The history of mobile communication is long and an interesting one. Started back in 1950s the wireless technology evolved with time and requirements. The biggest technology breakthrough came as GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications, originally Groupe Spécial Mobile). GSM was basically developed for voice based communication and it was a near-perfect system for that purpose. But when data communication (more ..)
LTE came into picture sometime back but still the worldwide deployment did not catch up as expected. Starting from the first quarter of 2012 many network operators already showed their interest to deploy LTE in near future. According to the latest GSA report: 338 operators are investing in LTE in 101 countries 280 operator commitments in 90 countries 58 pre-commitment (more ..)