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Recent Whitepapers

  • Delivering Voice Using HSPA

    This 4G Americas white paper describes the technological features that are being developed for Voice over HSPA (VoHSPA) and recent simulations that substantiate the anticipated benefits of VoHSPA.

  • The Move to Small-Cell Architectures

    The expansion and evolution of cellular networks over the past decades has been astounding. Networks initially designed for voice traffic have grown to accommodate increasingly high data-traffic loads. This growth has long relied on a network of macro cells to provide a good balance of wireless coverage and
    capacity.

  • Meeting mobile broadband expectations with maximum efficiency

    As the Networked Society takes shape, providing the right user experience is a top priority for operators. Bandwidth-hungry applications common on smartphones, tablets and other connected devices are driving figures for data traffic sky high.

  • It all comes back to backhaul

    Ericsson - Backhaul plays a critical role in mobile broadband, and is rising in importance on account of the introduction of heterogeneous networks, known as hetnets.

    Deploying vast numbers of small cells to complement improved and densified macrocell layers will require a range of highly scalable, flexible mobile backhaul solutions that support superior user experience.

  • Voice and video calling over LTE

    Ericsson - The GSMA IR.92 voice-over-LTE and GSMA IR.94 IMS conversational video specifications are the preferred industry choices for mass-market voice and video calling services over LTE, satisfying user expectations and providing the most advantageous solutions for operators.

  • 3GPP Release 10 and Beyond - HSPA+, SAE/LTE and LTE-Advanced - Update

    This 4G Americas document is an updated version of the February 2011 white paper and includes a new Appendix A: Detailed Member Progress and Plans on Release 99 through Release 10 and updated deployment and subscriber information.

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  • Examining the case for VoLTE and Rich Media Communications

    Heavy Reading - With the implementation of voice over LTE (VoLTE) and rich media communication services tipped to be a matter of when and not if for most large tier 1 operators, an Ericsson co-spon

  • Service quality - managing the user experience

    Ericsson - Accurate insight into the subscriber experience has never been more important, as operators compete in a market that is increasingly driven by rising user ex

  • Heterogeneous network deployments in LTE – the soft-cell approach

    Ericsson - LTE is rapidly emerging as the world’s most dominant 4G technology, taking mobile broadband to unprecedented performance levels.

  • Multi-RAT Traffic Steering

    Nomor Research - Simultaneous deployment of multiple Radio Access Technologies (RATs) and multiple bands of the same RATs in a given coverage area, call for an efficien

  • LTE Uplink Performance Analysis

    nomor - The consideration of realistic uplink inter-cell interference is essential for the overall performance testing of future cellular systems, and in particular for

  • The Benefits of Using LTE in Digital Dividend Spectrum

    This 4G Americas white paper outlines the key advantages of using the Digital Dividend spectrum for mobile broadband, particularly LTE technology, to encourage regulato

  • A New Cellular System

    WHITE PAPER: A New Cellular System  
    Author: Razmik Hakobyan (razmikh@boomerang.am)

  • MSF VoLTE Interoperability Event 2011

    The MSF White Paper discusses the results of the VoLTE IOT event and identifies specific interoperability issues.

  • The Evolution of HSPA: The 3GPP Standards Progress for Fast Mobile Broadband Using HSPA+

    The 4G Americas  white paper explains that as 3GPP specifications evolve, their advanced features help to further the capabilities of today’s modern mobile broadba

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