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Introduction of Articles by Thomas K. Crotty
Mobile Video Traffic: Alleviating the Capacity Crunch
LTE, WiMax Rollouts Escalating
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The major cellular carriers are accelerating the pace of their full scale deployments of 4G network infrastructures in an expanding effort to keep pace with the burgeoning Smartphone marketplace. Given the new and ever improving applications being written for Smartphones like the iPhone and the Droid, it is apparent that the competitive race to gain allegiance for your mobile bandwidth access won’t slow anytime soon. In fact, the FCC’s intent to reallocate an additional 500 MHz in licensed spectrum is a telling illustration of the need to quickly address our increasing reliance on mobile content and connectivity.
The enhanced in-building cellular systems we deploy today actually help offload some of this traffic to provide a portion of that needed bandwidth. The cellular carriers have embraced our approach and are now willing to consider the potential to fully subsidize your enhanced in-building cellular technology! Please contact us at your earliest convenience to discuss this service and how we can provide in-building cellular coverage to your organization at no cost!!
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Mobile Video Traffic: Alleviating the Capacity Crunch
Fierce Wireless
Hulu, the online service that lets customers access their favorite TV shows from their computer, just went mobile. The company recently announced that its Hulu Plus Service, which comes with a $9.99 monthly subscription fee, will now allow users to stream TV shows over 3G networks to Apple’s iPad and iPhone.
This is just the latest example of high-quality video content migrating to mobile. The trend is forcing wireless carriers to turn to video optimization and compression technologies to manage data traffic from YouTube, Hulu and other video providers--an issue that is only going to get more urgent in the coming months and years.
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LTE, WiMax Rollouts Escalating
By Esther Shein
Information Week
July 8, 2010 11:38 AM
The mobile broadband standard long term evolution (LTE) will see major strides next year as Verizon and Japan’ s DoCoMo are planning wide-scale rollouts by the end of 2010, according to ABI Research.
So far, 132 networks have reported trials or LTE commercial launch plans – 32 more than at the end of 2009, said analyst Bhavya Khanna, in a statement. By 2011, there may be LTE-based handsets available, something Verizon has hinted at, he said.
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