Samsung Electronics launched its first smartphones based on fourth-generation (4G) communication technology – Galaxy S2 LTE and Galaxy S2 HD LTE which is five times faster than the existing 3G mobile phones. The new phones are compatible with long-term evolution (LTE) technology. […]
China based Huawei Technologies is planning to offer its 4G solutions to support broadband operators in India by December 2011. The company is in talks with Indian operators such as Reliance Industries for rolling out Long-Term Evolution (4G) solutions. […]
Ericsson recently demonstrated “LTE Advanced”, the next step of LTE (Long Term Evolution), over the air in a mobile environment. The LTE Advanced mobile broadband was 10 times faster than today’s commercial LTE networks. The commercial operation is expected to start in 2013. […]
Research In Motion (RIM) announced plans to launch two additional BlackBerry 4G PlayBook tablets during the second half of 2011, featuring support for LTE and HSPA+ high speed wide area wireless networks. It has ultra-portable design and it support Adobe Flash and HD multimedia. […]
Mobile broadband is exploding and LTE (Long Term Evolution) deployment is gaining momentum with mass-market reach expected by 2011. According to a white paper by Ericsson, GSMA VoLTE (Voice over LTE) is the preferred industry choice for mass-market voice services over LTE. […]
Long-Term Evolution (LTE) standardised by the Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) has emerged as the next generation wireless technology that will lead the growth of mobile broadband services later in this decade. PASS OVER 3G, the Fourth Generation mobile phone technology, better known as Long Term Evolution (LTE) is already here. “It is not why LTE, but when and how?” says Telecom Additional Secretary Subodh Kumar. […]
J S Sarma, Chairman of the Telecom Regulatory Authory of India (TRAI) said that, TRAI has started consultation for the 4G (fourth generation) telecom services. TRAI would look into the various aspects, including spectrum band to be allotted for 4G service and quantum and modes of allotment to the operators. TRAI will soon issue a consultation paper that would throw various questions for the industry and other stake holders to deliberate culminating into recommendations by the TRAI. […]
With the Government deciding to allocate spectrum for 3G mobile only by August 2010, some Indian operators are reviewing their strategy and looking at the possibility of leapfrogging straight to the 4G technology. It has taken three years for the Government to come to some finality on the 3G spectrum allocation policy. 4G technologies could face the same fate. Even if the Government allocates 3G spectrum by August 2010, operators will not be in a position to launch the services before early 2011. By that time 4G technologies will be commercially available for operators to deploy. […]
Long Term Evolution (LTE) is the project name of a new high performance air interface for cellular mobile communication systems. LTE is marketed as 4th Generation (4G) of radio technologies designed to increase the capacity and speed of mobile telephone networks. LTE is the natural upgrade path for GSM to 4G. Long Term Evolution offers a superior user experience and simplified technology for next-generation mobile broadband.The LTE specification provides downlink peak rates of at least 100 Mbps, an uplink of at least 50 Mbps and Radio access network (RAN) round-trip times of less than 10 ms. LTE supports scalable carrier bandwidths, from 20 MHz down to 1.4 MHz. LTE will be available not only in next-generation mobile phones, but also notebooks, ultra-portables, cameras, camcorders, MBRs and other devices that benefit from mobile broadband. […]
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