Finnish networking giant Nokia has announced a new 4G network coverage deal with China Telecom to cover 19 Chinese provinces. At the same time it is experimenting with using drones for coverage in remote areas.
New research from the Global mobile Suppliers Association, GSA, has stated 521 operators have commercially launched LTE, LTE-Advanced or LTE-Advanced Pro networks around the world.
T-Mobile has supplanted Verizon to become the US’s fastest LTE network, according to the latest findings from OpenSignal.
Nokia and SK Telecom have announced the completion of a portable public safety LTE system designed for first responders in the field.
UK operator EE used the opportunity presented by its sponsorship of the Latitude music festival to demonstrate of the potential of 3x carrier aggregation 4G.
Swedish networking giant Ericsson has teamed up with Vodafone Ireland to demonstrate what it claims are the fastest uplink speeds yet achieved in a European commercial network.
Netscout has announced the availability of a service assurance visibility tool for IP multicast video over 4G/LTE mobile networks using enhanced Multimedia Broadcast Multicast Services (eMBMS).
German operator group Deutsche Telekom has rolled out wifi calling across its domestic network with the stated aim of plugging not-spots.
Telefónica and ZTE have set to work on constructing a unified fixed-mobile convergent IMS VoLTE network to support domestic and mobile HD calling.
Nokia has announced an LTE-A/wifi aggregation solution which it claims will combine frequencies to deliver up to 400 Mbps.
LTE uptake is continuing to grow at an impressive rate as Q1 2016 saw subscriptions worldwide double to 1.29 billion, according to the GSA.
Nokia and Ericsson are among a consortium of companies bidding to build a fifth LTE network in the US, with the aim of providing full connectivity for public safety, the first of its kind in the country.
Revenues generated by 4G subscriptions will surpass those from 3G for the first time this year according to new data from Strategy Analytics.
As telecoms operators and vendors seek to solve coverage and capacity issues on the mobile network, Nokia Networks and Vodafone have announced separate portable radio offerings.
The European Council has proposed the reallocation of 700 MHz spectrum in a bid to boost mobile broadband penetration and uptake.
Chinese telecoms giant Huawei is suing similarly huge Korean tech company Samsung for allegedly infringing 11 wireless communications and software patents.
UK operator EE has shared the details of mobile data consumption over its network during FA Cup games at Wembley and says consumption has tripled in just two years.
Network performance measurement company RootMetrics has proclaimed EE to be the best performing mobile network operator across the UK and specifically London.
Kit vendor Nokia has teamed up with Saudi telco STC to test MulteFire unlicensed LTE technology and demonstrate it can play nice with wifi.
Following Europe’s decision to install more stringent roaming fee caps, Vodafone has decided to scrap roaming fees across the continent.
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