LTE vs. WiMAX
David Goldstein
The argument between LTE and WiMAX continues to rage at least three years after it ignited. Though many, except for Sprint and Clearwire, think it might already be over, with LTE the winner. … more
David Goldstein
The argument between LTE and WiMAX continues to rage at least three years after it ignited. Though many, except for Sprint and Clearwire, think it might already be over, with LTE the winner. … more
David Goldstein
The WiMax Forum has closed one office in the past several months and lost as many as 100 members, but it is not concerned about the 4G technology losing its footing as many mobile operators commit to using LTE (Long-Term Evolution) networks instead. … more
David Goldstein
TD-LTE is a good migration option for WiMax operators, provided they have sufficient spectrum, according to Motorola executives. … more
David Goldstein
WiMAX isn’t taking the challenge from LTE lying down. … more
David Goldstein
A year after taking over the CEO job from Clearwire co-founder Ben Wolff, Bill Morrow is confident the company is on the right track with its 4G wireless network despite continued financial losses. … more
David Goldstein
Fourth-generation wireless technologies Long Term Evolution (LTE) and the more widely known WiMAX are unlikely to play a part in delivering the National Broadband Network. … more
David Goldstein
A number of mobile industry players including Intel, Motorola and Samsung have launched an effort to push the interoperability of devices and equipment based on the upcoming WiMax 2 high-speed wireless standard. … more
David Goldstein
Intel late on Sunday said it was collaborating with companies including Samsung and Motorola to develop the next generation of WiMax mobile broadband technology, which will provide a speed boost in 4G wireless data transfers. … more
David Goldstein
It’s been just over a year since WiMAX made its big debut in the United States and we’re already looking at a sequel. … more
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David Goldstein
Just as WiMax mobile broadband technology starts to recover from losing the big battle for industry dominance to Long Term Evolution (LTE), a new version of LTE is attacking it in its newly secured niche. … more