This whitepaper discusses the transformation to 4G and in particular, the different approaches that WiMAX operators can take as they look at LTE.

Since its introduction, LTE is continuously worked on in terms of improvements. 3GPP groups added technology components into so called releases. Initial enhancements were included in 3GPP Release 9, followed by more significant improvements in 3GPP Release 10, also known as LTE-Advanced. 

This 4G Americas white paper compares the mobile broadband technologies of today, as well as the future technologies that are being standardized or planned, and their ability to deliver greater performance in the increasingly complex and challengin

The evolution of both HSPA+ and LTE standards has introduced aggregation of carriers for higher data rates, better load balancing and increased spectrum utilization, and since the dawn of LTE, the standard support for radio level interworking for HSPA and LTE radios has been included.

WiMAX is a wireless access technology for building networks with large coverage areas and high data rates, so-called Metropolitan Area Networks (MANs).

This 4G Americas white paper describes key SON features contained in 3GPP LTE Release 8, Release 9 and Release 10 and how these capabilities will positively impact network operations in the evolved

India is a huge market for broadband wireless services and offers immediate and enormous potential for growth.