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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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- FNA launches consultation on WiMAX, wants 2005 launch
- Vodafone to keep VoIP out of the 3G network
- PROTEL Mexico Purchases iTone and WipLL Equipment ...
- WiMAX Moves
- Vodafone dreaming of a 3G Christmas
- 10,000-Seat wVoIP Deployment in Japan
- Motorola revs up WiMAX effort to tackle 4G
- Ericsson and BB Mobile Demo 3G/W-Lan Handover
- Zultys WIP 2: Wi-Fi IP Telephone
- Motorola Accelerates Development of WiMAX End-to-E...
- KDDI Announces Ultra 3G Wireless Plan
- Intel, Orange Trial WiMax
- Alcatel partners with @rteria to experiment WiMAX ...
- Vodafone takes the fight to VoIP
- Skype, The Cloud to offer mobile voice over wi-fi ...
- Europe opens up 5GHz wireless bands
- WiMAX Trends - Feature Article
- Vodafone Already Has More than Half a Million 3G C...
- WiMax Router To Launch Early Next Year in Korea
- ZTE: Future WiMax Hero?
- Swiss regulator to offer tender for broadband wire...
- Australia a step closer to WiMAX
- Sprint PCS launches EV-DO service in 34 markets
- Forget WiMax, Here Comes xMax
- picoChip Signs China WiMAX Partnership Agreement w...
- Whispering wireless could boost broadband
- Indian ISPs urge regulator to abolish WiMax spectr...
- Alvarion Announces Preliminary Second Quarter Results
- Sprint, Intel, Motorola to test Wi-Max broadband s...
- Clipcomm Designs Bluetooth Product for Fixed-Mobil...
- Sendo\'s end
- Sprint to test pre-WiMAX at 2.5 GHz with Motorola ...
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