Friday, February 4, 2011

Y! Alert: Telecom-Funda

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4G Mobile Broadband Evolution: 3GPP Release-10 and Beyond Top
 
Verizon Rivals Play iPhone Defense Top
 
Mobilware 2011 Paper Submission Deadline 13th February Top
I just heard that the paper submission deadline for Mobilware 2011 to be held in London this year has been extended by a couple of days to the 13th of February to probably give a number of late submitters the chance to get their papers in. As I'm involved in the conference organization a bit I thought I'd let you know in case you are considering to participate. For details see my earlier post here .
 
Android Gets an Online Market Top
 
The ever shrinking femtocell Top
 
T-Mobile Preps its First Android 3.0 Tablet Top
 
Wired or Wireless: Which Is More Secure? Top
 
Making small purchases simpler with Ericsson IPX Top
 
3G On The Mobile For The First Time In The US - Thank You Pentaband UMTS! Top
In the past, I've used 3G in the US mostly for Internet connectivity for my notebook with prepaid SIMs , as only my Europe / World - 3G USB dongle could tune to the frequencies used in the US. But now with the new Nokia Symbian^3 phones with pentaband UMTS support such as the N8 and C7, that 3.5G indicator also popped up on my mobile phone when I recently switched it on in Los Angeles, both with the T-Mobile and the AT&T network. On first impression, Internet connectivity on the phone feels reasonably faster than just over EDGE. A definite advantage in an international meeting where dozens of international Blackberries hang on to the two GSM networks. Very nice, I love pentaband UMTS chips!
 
T-Mobile to Work With Wi-Fi for Indoor Coverage Top
 

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