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TelecomView is tracking the market for technology and services that use broadband wireless in fixed and mobile applications. What is happening in the market? Which standards will succeed and why? How will WiMAX, WCDMA, LTE and CDMA compete with or complement each other? How will operators use the various broadband mobile wireless technologies to compete?
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2005
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May
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- WiMax Could Kill WiFi
- 3G-WiMax showdown looms
- WiBro goes global
- DoCoMo, KTF to Starts 3G Videophone Service
- Italy plans WiMAX frequency tender
- ZTE and Ericsson partner on TD-SCDMA (May 2005) - ...
- Globes [online] - Partner begins 3.5G test
- Alcatel predicts 20-40 million Indian WiMAX users ...
- Telabria's Canterbury WiMAX Trials
- Alcatel attempts a technology twist - WiMAX
- 8 telecom operators join Fixed-Mobile Convergence ...
- Optus to offer iBurst mobile broadband: CommsUpdat...
- Ericsson makes push into TD-SCDMA technology
- TCL, Alcatel to unravel handset JV
- 20,000 Mobile TV Customers in Two Weeks
- Lucent adds IMS support to software portfolio, ann...
- Lucent's OSS Supports IMS
- China should hold off on 3G telecom rollout but de...
- SR Telecom's Revenue Falls in Q1
- Airspan Networks Announces Results for the First Q...
- Ericsson demos HSUPA technology
- Alcatel Says WiMAX Demand Outpacing 3G In Some Areas
- Public wireless access launched in San Francisco, ...
- WiMax soon to reach Southern Italy
- Intel's CEO says WiMAX competitive with DSL, cable
- Super 3G hot spots due in 2006 - ZDNet UK News
- Sprint teams with Intel on WiMAX standard
- Ubiquity AIMs to Live Up to Its Name
- Alvarion First To Demonstrate Working CPE Using In...
- Mobile Pipeline | WiMAX Market To Be $29.3 Billion...
- IM creeps into wireless space
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