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  • TeliaSonera to launch 4G LTE in Visby on June 30

    TeliaSonera is ready to launch 4G LTE in Visby, Sweden on June 30 . It would become the third city in the world with commercial 4G network. 

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  • Tecore readies Cordova Wireless Network for LTE

    Tecore Networks has expanded and upgraded the GSM network of Cordova Wireless, laying the groundwork for a planned transition to LTE. Cordova has applied for a grant from the U.S.

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  • Telstra signs $11b deal with NBN Co

    Australia's Telstra has signed non-binding deal valued at $11 billion  with NBN Co, in this deal Telstra has agreed to migrate its copper and cable broadband networks to Government-owned NBN C

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  • Globecomm Adds Two New Carriers to Hosted LTE Solution

    Communications solutions provider Globecomm has announced that Adams NetWorks, Inc. (Adams) and Chariton Valley have commercially launched 4G LTE services to their customers leveraging Globecomm’s Hosted LTE solutions.

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  • Aptilo to offer LTE Policy and Charging Control solutions

    Aptilo Networks has announced plans to add LTE to its portfolio of service management and policy control solutions for operators.

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  • Sprint Extends LTE to 15 Cities in Georgia, Kansas, Missouri and Texas

    US wireless carrier Sprint has announced that its 4G LTE network is now available in 15 cities surrounding the Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, Kansas City and San Antonio markets. Sprint will also launch a 4G LTE network for residents in and around Waco, Texas.

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  • Leap Wireless Introduces LTE Service in Additional Cities

    Leap Wireless has launched “Cricket No Contract 4G LTE” service in Philadelphia and Phoenix, and in Houston, San Antonio, Austin, Laredo, Corpus Christi and Brownsville-McAllen-Harlingen, Texas.  

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  • Batelco and Ericsson ink deal for network upgrade

    Bahrain operator Batelco and Ericsson have inked a contract to enhance its mobile network.

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  • Aio Wireless Introduces 4G LTE Service

    Aio Wireless, a wholly-owned subsidiary of AT&T, has announced the launch of no-annual contract LTE service covering more than 200 million people. Aio has also added Naples and Ft. Myers to the number of markets it serves.

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  • Clearwire Sells Stake In Irish WiMax Network

    Clearwire has sold majority of its Irish WiMAX operations to Imagine Communications Group.

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  • Far EasTone Selects Ericsson for LTE Radio and Core Network

    Taiwan's telecom operator Far EasTone has chosen Ericsson as a LTE supplier for LTE Radio and Core Network. Ericsson will provide hardware, software and support services, rolling out a multi-access RAN and core network for both 3G and 4G services, as well as assisting with network optimization.

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  • One million femtocell shipments in 2010

    At least a million femtocells are expected to have been shipped by the end of 2010, says ABI Research. This forecast indicates that femtocell rollouts have more than doubled in the last year.

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  • CSL and ZTE Demonstrate Dual Cell HSPA+/LTE Network

    At the LTE Asia 2010 Conference,  Hong Kong's mobile network operator CSL Limited (CSL) and ZTE  demonstrated simultaneous Dual Cell HSPA+ (42 Mbps)/LTE technologies on an entire network.

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  • Nokia Siemens Networks Acquires Motorola's Wireless Network Assets

    Nokia Siemens Networks will acquire the majority of Motorola’s wireless network infrastructure assets for US $1.2 billion in cash.

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  • GSA Confirms 1,064 LTE User Devices

    GSA (Global mobile Suppliers Association) confirms that 111 manufacturers have announced 1,064 LTE-enabled user devices world-wide, including frequency and carrier variants. Since July 2012, 647 new LTE user devices have been announced. During same period, number of manufacturers is increased by 66%.

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