Commercial LTEⁱ Release 8 networks have been launched worldwide. The features of 3GPPⁱ Release 9 further enhance LTE. One of the key features in LTE Release 9 is called evolved MBMS. MBMS stands for multimedia broadcast multicast services and enables broadcast and multicast services over a cellular network.

Key Challenges & Opportunities for CDMA2000/LTEⁱ Operators: Maximizing Network ROI & Implementing CDMA2000-LTE Roamingⁱ

Moderated by Jeff Mucci, CEO, Publisher and Editorial Director with RCR Wireless News, and featuring Rob Riordan, Executive Vice President at Cellcom; Egil Gronstad, Vice President, Technology Planning for Cricket.

Dan Friedman, Director Business Development Qualcomm Atheros, discribes a few of the unique challenges Latin American mobile carriers will face delivering seamless WiFi and LTEⁱ services to the consumer markets.

LTEⁱ introduces many new parameters to the radio network design problem. They come on top of the existing challenge of designing to maximise coverage with the fewest sites while minimising interference.

RCR Wireless News Editor-in-Chief Dan Meyer interviews Robert Vrij about Alcatel-Lucent's LTEⁱ device strategy for competitive carriers.

The Huawei E3276, a Cat.4, 4G/LTEⁱ USB modem!, was first deployed by Optus in Australia and A1 in Austria. It is about to enter many other markets elsewhere. What makes this device special is that it can actually deliver speeds of 150Mbps, and DOVADO is the first router brand to support it. This test was conducted on the evening of 23rd of September, 2012, in Stockholm, Sweden.

PhoneArena review of Samsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTEⁱ.

Moderator: Martha DeGrasse, Editor, RCR Wireless News

Presenter: David Boland, Senior Manager, Mobile Service Provider Solutions, Juniper Networks

Apple's Phil Schiller reveals a speedier iPhone, which will for the first time support 4G LTEⁱ, delivering what he calls "Ultrafast Wireless." The device's LTE service will be available in the U.S. on Sprint, Verizon Wireless, and AT&T.

As LTEⁱ has matured and deployment gained momentum, LTE has become the most widely supported next-generation mobile technology globally. From the extensive list of LTE-devoted operators in the region, Pyramid Research believes that Asia-Pacific will remain the largest LTE region after overtaking North America in 2015.

Tellabs Webinar: There's a strong consensus among service providers that small cells will be an integral part of their 3G, HSPA and LTEⁱ deployments in the future. However, the timing of deployments, use cases, and the range of potential architectures cause some uncertainty in the best path forward for each service provider.

RCR Wireless Editorial Webinar: The public safety space has for years been tasked with attempting to accomplish an increasingly complex job using antiquated equipment. That challenge appears to be gaining some attention as the wireless industry and public safety officials are looking to begin deploying next-generation networks using LTEⁱ technology.

Lisa Gade reviews the Motorola Photon Q 4G LTEⁱ Android smartphone on Sprint. This is a rare QWERTY slider and it runs Android OSⁱ 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich on a 1.5GHz dual core Qualcomm S4 CPU. The phone has a 4.3" qHD "color Boost" display, a gig of RAM, 8 gigs of internal storage and a microSD card slot.