Video Optimization in an LTE world, with Sue Rudd of Strategy Analytics, Mark Fisher of Qwilt, and Jeff Glueck of Skyfire and Opera.

Has microwave backhaul for LTE and 3G networks run its course in the United States and internationally or will heterogenous networks and small cells create another surge in microwave backhaul demand?

As existing TDM mobile networks give way to next generation LTEⁱ networks, carriers are pushing IP, MPLS, CDN and traffic grooming functionality to the edges of the network. The RCR Wireless News team will review mobile operators and their partners, including cable companies and alternative service providers, as they aim to reduce network costs and improve quality of service.

CCA Global Expo Keynote Address: Speaker: Gee Rittenhouse, President, Bell Labs, Alcatel-Lucent

RCR Wireless News Editor-in-Chief Dan Meyer and guests look at current regulatory environment faced by the cellular industry and how governments are interacting with the wireless market in order to better serve increasing consumer appetite for mobile services as well as handling requirements for the public safety space.

Manish Gupta, VP Marketing and Business Development for Symetricom, outlines the challenges with synchronizing small cell networks,

Tom Gruba, Alcatel-Lucent senior director of wireless product marketing, shows how LTEⁱ has taken off for some of Alcatel-Lucent's clients.

The number of LTE devices and manufacturers is exploding. This special report explores how the transition to LTE networks is changing the device ecosystem from design to test and repair, and the factors that affect the successful LTE device launch.

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RCR Wireless News Editor-In-Chief Dan Meyer talks with Lynette Luna, senior analyst at Current Analysis, about the recent news Qualcomm, Ericsson and Verizon Wireless regarding LTEⁱ Broadcast and whether there is a market for carrier-derived broadcast services.

RCR Wireless Editorial Webinar: The number of LTEⁱ devices is exploding rapidly, from 269 devices in January 2012 to 560 devices produced by 83 suppliers as of November 2012. Getting an LTE smartphone, tablet, or USB modem into users' hands is no simple task, however.