Up to 22 LTE networks are expected to enter into commercial service by the end of 2010, and 37 LTEs will be commercially launched by 2012, while the first two commercial LTE services were launched …

Samsung Electronics, a front-runner in the mobile WiMAX market, announced it has recently signed contracts with YTL Communications to provide telecom equipment to help the Malaysian operator’s nationwide network build-out and expand in-building coverage.
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After starting the world’s first commercial LTE (Long Term Evolution) service through Telia Sonera in Sweden and Norway last December, global mobile operators are now maneuvering to deploy the next generation of wireless broadband service.
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Samsung Electronics drew attention from global operators, which are preparing next generation wireless broadband service with Long Term Evolution (LTE) or mobile WiMAX, with its news about a product line-up from device to large-scale telecom …

South Korea’s mobile wireless technology WiBro should implement a global bandwidth standard before the technology can be exported worldwide, the vice president of Intel said Friday.
“WiBro as a technology itself is suboptimal,” Sriram Viswanathan, vice …

LG Electronics, a Korean telecom equipment maker, announced that its LD100 data modem card has became the first LTE (Long Term Evolution) device to receive Telecom Engineering Center (TELEC) certification in Japan.
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Samsung Electronics said Wednesday that it will launch its next generation mobile Internet service with its Russian partner in Nicaragua starting in May as part of efforts to expand the service worldwide.
Samsung, which supplies WiMax …

Samsung Electronics, a Korean mobile equipment provider, announced the commercial availability of its LTE (Long Term Evolution) dongle (Model Name: GT-B3710) through TeliaSonera in Sweden and Norway.
TeliaSonera’s LTE service is the world’s first commercialization …