Mobile traffic boom will eventually revive base station market21 July 2008The rapid and widespread success of mobile broadband services-which now have more than 100 million subscribers worldwide using more than 300 live… Read more |
New Clearwire faces challenges19 May 2008New Clearwire venture a major boost for WiMAX but it faces challenges, says Mike Roberts. The new WiMAX venture between Sprint Nextel, Clearwire and… Read more |
WiMAX heating up in Asia23 April 2008Mike Roberts checks the pulse of WiMAX in Asia. Attending and chairing the WiMAX Forum Congress Asia recently in Singapore provided an opportunity to… Read more |
Ericsson blip is unlikely to become a market flop31 October 2007Ericsson's third-quarter results may have been bad enough to force out the CFO, but do they signal a downturn in the mobile infrastructure market, as… Read more |
Mobile broadband to boom28 August 2007The mobile broadband market is taking off, driven by the twin engines of HSDPA and EV-DO, with more power to come next year from Mobile WiMAX,… Read more |
WiMAX needs to balance broadband convergence, divergence11 June 2007Mike Roberts believes WiMAX will be a catalyst for broadband convergence but also needs to diverge from existing broadband systems in several key… Read more |
The future of mobile broadband is here04 December 2006The mobile broadband market has expanded dramatically in the last year as an increasing number of WCDMA operators started supercharging their… Read more |
When Fusion doesn't fuse...06 March 2006I've been writing about fixed-mobile convergence for years, but around a month ago I decided to take the plunge and sign up for BT's Fusion service.… Read more |
Wi-fi, it's a FON thing...09 February 2006Just as public wi-fi was fading from the headlines along comes FON, a startup that has managed to land Euro18m ($21.7m) in funding from Google, Skype… Read more |
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