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In terms of 4G technology, WiMAX was up and running before LTE got a look in, but it has rapidly fallen from favour as the carrier market opts for its rival. Ian Grant wonders whether WiMAX technology can survive
The development of LTE will be one of the main talking points at this year’s Mobile World Congress. Operators around the world are rolling out LTE networks and CES 2012 saw the unveiling of many handsets. But the wide range of frequencies poses challenges and Voice over LTE (VoLTE) has yet to be fully realised, as Ian Grant reports
Wi-Fi has gone from being the unreliable and unloved member of the wireless sector to a business-critical necessity. James Atkinson spoke to six Wi-Fi manufacturers to get their take on how the market is changing
Ericsson chief marketing officer Arun Bhikshesvaran tells Wireless about the company’s role in developing the multi-technology mobile networks now evolving that incorporate 2G, 3G, LTE and Wi-Fi technology
Luke D’Arcy, VP of marketing at white space pioneer Neul, shares his views on where the industry is heading in 2012
The News of the World phone hacking scandal in the UK showed how easy it is to access private data. Simon Rockman talks to companies whose business is protecting other people’s confidential information and providing unhackable voicemail services
Wireless technology is being adopted by those within the mining community to deliver optimisation and efficiency at an affordable price. Mark Dye reports
Cologne’s PMR Expo show has traditionally been aimed at the German emergency services market, but now sees plenty of other interest. James Atkinson reports
Digital Mobile Radio (DMR) has been around for several years with Motorola making most of the running in the end-to-end propositions that include devices. Now, other vendors are entering the end-to-end DMR market. Here, George Malim explores how the market is developing and explains the three tiers of the ETSI DMR standard
Creowave enhanced the TETRA network coverage in a large metro depot right in the middle of Helsinki
Wireless brings you a rundown of some notable product launches
The International Wireless Communications Expo (IWCE) will take place in Las Vegas from 20-23 February
Wireless brings you a quick introduction to the major industry events coming up over the next few months
As one of the largest countries in Europe with a population of almost 82 million, Germany is a massive market for wireless technologies. George Malim explores its new nationwide public safety network rollout
The Glastonbury festival is one of the hottest live music events on the UK’s summer festival calendar. Here, 2CL Communications describes its work supplying radio communications solutions to the festival organisers
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