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  • INTRACOM TELECOM Wins contract for mobile WiMAX in Ghana

    INTRACOM TELECOM has signed a 1,2 million USD contract with DiscoveryTel Ghana (DTG) for the deployment of the first mobile WiMAX network in Ghana.

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  • EMT LTE Network to Support Smartphones Beginning January

    Estonian mobile service provider EMT plans to open LTE network to smartphones as well in January 2013. Operator has been already offering LTE services to modems and routers users since last two years.

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  • O2 signs network upgrade deal with Nokia Siemens Networks

    UK operator Telefónica O2 to has selected Nokia Siemens Networks to modernize its radio network, expanding capacity, coverage and performance.

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  • Alcatel-Lucent to Build TDD LTE Network for YooMee in West and Central Africa

    Alcatel-Lucent has announced that company will enable YooMee Africa to expand into new African market by offering TDD LTE wireless access.  YooMee Africa, previously known as 4G Africa, is a wireless broadband operator in Cameroon and owns licenses in several countries on the African continent.

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  • China Mobile Deploys VoLTE on Commercial TD-LTE Network with ZTE

    ZTE has announced that company helped China Mobile deploy voice over LTE (VoLTE) services on the operator’s commercial TD-LTE network in Guangzhou.

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  • BASE Company Launches LTE Network in Belgium

    Belgium's mobile operator BASE Company has launched 4G LTE network in country. BASE customers can now use 4G in 15 cities. According to operator, more cities will be added soon. BASE customers with an unlimited tariff plan as of B-39 are automatically offered 4G in their existing package.

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  • Sprint to Acquire Spectrum, Customers in Midwest from U.S. Cellular

    Sprint has agreed to acquire PCS spectrum and customers from U.S. Cellular for $480 million. The deal includes parts of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Missouri and Ohio including the Chicago and St. Louis markets. 

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  • Sprint Expands 4G Coverage Map, Adds 45 More LTE Markets

    U.S. carrier Sprint has turned on 4G LTE service in 45 more markets today. The new 4G LTE service is also now available in parts of Manhattan, Queens and Staten Island, N.Y. Earlier this year, Sprint launched its all-new network in Brooklyn and the Bronx.

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  • Magyar Telekom, Ericsson Demonstrate LTE-Advanced in Hungary

    Hungary’s telecommunication service provider Magyar Telekom demonstrated LTE-Advanced technology, jointly with Ericsson, on its test network in Budapest. Operator tested today at Telekom’s headquarters in Budapest the bandwidth that can be implemented by the LTE-Advanced.

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  • China Mobile Completes TD-SCDMA/TD-LTE Tests

    China Mobile & Huawei have completed the testing of China's first TD-SCDMA/TD-LTE network in Wuxi, Jiangsu province reports China Business News, citing Biao Wan, President of Huawei Wireless Pr

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  • US Cellular to launch 4G LTE in 2012

    U.S. Cellular has announced the readiness for LTE and plans to launch 4G LTE network in 2012.

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  • KT to Invest $4.3 Billion to Upgrade Network

    South Korea's KT Corp plans to spend 5.1 trillion won (4.3 billion dollars) over five years upgrading its network to meet demand from smartphones and other digital devices.

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  • AT&T Adds More 4G LTE Markets

    AT&T has turned on its 4G LTE service in Northwest and Albany, GA and Norfolk-Virginia Beach, VA, and expanded 4G LTE in parts of Philadelphia and Baltimore. Operator expended LTE network in Bucks County, Pennsylvania and Cecil County, Maryland.

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  • DiGi Launches LTE Service in Sabah, Malaysia

    Malaysian operator DiGi Telecommunications (DiGi) launched 4G LTE services in Kota Kinabalu. The company plans to complete its LTE rollout for the year by strengthening its network in East Malaysia.

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  • AT&T to Acquire Leap Wireless in $1.2 Billion

    AT&T and Leap Wireless have entered into an agreement for AT&T to acquire Leap in $1.2 billion. Leap's network covers approximately 96 million people in 35 U.S. states. Under the Cricket brand, Leap currently operates a 3G CDMA network, as well as a 4G LTE network covering 21 million people in these areas.

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