Thursday, May 5, 2011

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Euronews: May 5 Top
 
4G and Wi-Fi Change The Wireless Game Top
 
Clearwire Says It Won't Sell Spectrum Top
 
Leap Hopes Music Will Muve It Nationwide Top
 
100GE Service-Enabling Architectures Top
 
Clearwire Posts Q1 Loss Top
 
Leap Makes Gains But Reports Q1 Loss Top
 
ATCA Marriage Built on Hot Stuff Top
 
Ericsson's Next-Generation IP Networking Top
 
Taiwan Mobile RRC State Change Problems Top
While TMN doesn't let me use their 3G network with my German SIM card as reported in an earlier post , they do offer SIM cards for Internet access which are interesting for occasional use or travelers in the country for a couple of days. For the details on the offer see here . While the throughput in their network is quite o.k. and in the range of 3 MBit/s, their network has some compatibility issues with my 3G dongles. I don't see such issues often anymore but TMN is one of those networks that still seem to have a strange RAN software version running that make my 3G dongles get stuck every now and then when an RRC state change occurs. Sometimes the connection recovers after a minute or so, sometimes I have to reset the connection entirely. The only thing that helps is a constant ping to keep the RRC connection in Cell-DCH. TMN, you might want to run a compatibility check against some mainstream UMTS hardware not necessarily sold in Taiwan...
 

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