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Wi-Fi is, in One Sense, Already the Primary Network for Mobile Users

February 28, 2015

In some ways, it can be argued that Wi-Fi already is the “primary” access network for smartphone users, at least as measured by the consumption of data. About 80 percent of smartphone data is [...]

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Dish Network Decision on Spectrum Might Take a While

February 26, 2015

It probably remains literally true that Charlie Ergen, Dish Network chairman (and soon to be CEO, again) has no firm idea of what he will do with his Long Term Evolution spectrum holdings. On its [...]

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After 25 Years, Cablevision Launches its Untethered Communications Service

February 25, 2015

Cablevision Systems Corp. has launched a service it pondered launching a quarter century ago, illustrating the fact that ideas sometimes must wait for Moore’s Law to do its work. The Freewheel [...]

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Spectrum Futures: Internet for Everyone in South, SE Asia

February 25, 2015

Spectrum Futures: Internet for Everyone in South, SE Asia from PTC-TV on Vimeo.

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Will Connected Car be the First Billion-Dollar New Revenue Source for Mobile Operators?

February 25, 2015

Mobile data analyst Chetan Sharma argues that, over time, despite U.S. mobile service provider revenue growth from high speed access, Internet access will not grow fast enough to offset voice [...]

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Why Use LTE in Unlicensed Spectrum?

February 24, 2015

A reasonable person might wonder why mobile service providers might be interested in using Long Term Evolution in unlicensed spectrum. After all, mobile service providers already routinely [...]

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Devicescape “Coverage Continuity” Service Aimed at Mobile Operators

February 24, 2015

Devicescape’s “Coverage Continuity” allows mobile service providers to use the Devicescape Curated Virtual Network (CVN) of amenity Wi-Fi locations to keep smartphone users connected. That is yet [...]

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 “Mobile” Operators Must Become “Connectivity” Providers

“Mobile” Operators Must Become “Connectivity” Providers

February 24, 2015

“Wireless Internet access” is much more than “mobile access,” it is fair enough to note. Fixed wireless, satellite access and untethered access (Wi-Fi) are widely-used forms of Internet access [...]

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Unlicensed Spectrum, LoRa, Sigfox for M2M?

February 20, 2015

Unlicensed spectrum might play a key role supporting Internet of Things networks especially focused on industrial, agricultural, utility and environmental sensor applications. Such applications [...]

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AT&T Making Big Move to Spectrum-Based Platforms

February 19, 2015

In an important strategy shift, AT&T is making a move to dramatically boost the amount of revenue it earns from spectrum-related platforms, and consequently decreasing its exposure to [...]

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Verizon Communications to Use Unlicensed Spectrum for LTE

February 18, 2015

Verizon Communications has committed to introduce Long Term Evolution using unlicensed spectrum, even before the formal standard has been ratified. LTE in unlicensed spectrum allows mobile [...]

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India Spectrum Auction Begins March 4

February 17, 2015

Spectrum auctions covering a wide range of frequencies and air interfaces, set to begin March 4, 2015 have drawn eight bidders. Aircel, Bharti Airtel, Idea Cellular, Reliance Jio Infotel, [...]

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How Much Time Does Dish Network Have to Activate its LTE Plans?

February 17, 2015

The big gamble on mobile spectrum or mobile services being made by Dish Network might take a while to reach a final conclusion. Dish has assembled a portfolio of about 55 MHz of spectrum to [...]

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Reliance Offers Twitter Free During Cricket World Cup, In India

February 17, 2015

Twitter is the latest application provider to provide “no incremental charge” access to its app by mobile users, in India, on the Reliance Communications network, for the duration of the Cricket [...]

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Dish Network’s Puzzling AWS-3 Bidding Strategy Suggests It Wants to Sell Spectrum, Not Build an LTE Network

February 13, 2015

Dish Network appears to have had a somewhat puzzling spectrum strategy in the AWS-3 auctions, essentially bidding against itself, in an apparent–and successful–effort to drive prices [...]

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