Thursday, November 17, 2005
Vodafone looks to wireless broadband
Mobile WiMax has caught Vodafone's attention, but right now the company is just trying to make some money out of 3G
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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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