Qualcomm: Operators have mobile device ownership - ZDNet Asia

Qualcomm: Operators have mobile device ownership ZDNet Asia He highlighted how Philippines-based Smart Communications built its own Android device and brought 3G to the masses. He noted it was more challenging for operators to take control of the devices in developed markets where high-end smartphones were ...

Samsung Galaxy S3 could be world's thinnest smart phone - CNET UK

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Samsung Galaxy S3 could be world's thinnest smart phone CNET UK By Rich Trenholm on 6 February 2012, 5:08pm The Samsung Galaxy S3 is set to launch in May -- and could be the world's thinnest smart phone. That's according to reports suggesting the hotly anticipated Android powerhouse will measure just 7mm thick. and more »

PILOT PROJECT TO BE LAUNCHED IN NAKHON NAYOK - The Nation

PILOT PROJECT TO BE LAUNCHED IN NAKHON NAYOK The Nation He explained that 3G will be aimed at the mass market for people to get connected to the Net while 4G will offer premium data network services for niche markets such as telemedicine. "In the next six moths, we will see our efforts to create a Smart ...

Accel Networks Introduces First Smart Antenna System That Optimizes Business ... - MarketWatch (press release)

Accel Networks Introduces First Smart Antenna System That Optimizes Business ... MarketWatch (press release) ... at the 4G Wireless Evolution Conference & Expo -- that its newly formed division Accel Technologies is introducing Maestro(TM), the first smart antenna system for businesses that optimizes wireless performance for both 3G and 4G cellular networks. and more »

Broadband Forum Launches BroadbandSuite™ 6.0- 4G/LTE Ready Mobile Backhaul - Sacramento Bee

Broadband Forum Launches BroadbandSuite™ 6.0- 4G/LTE Ready Mobile Backhaul Sacramento Bee With the burgeoning demand for high speed mobile services combined with the explosive growth in IP traffic and services, service providers can introduce 4G/LTE networks simultaneously while migrating from existing legacy 2G and 3G mobile backhaul ... and more »