As covered in 4G Digest’s October 13th issue, IPv4 (Internet Protocol version 4) addresses – the basis for Internet as we know it today – are quickly running out.

Over the last several years Alvarion has succeeded in establishing a strong position in the WiMAX space.

I have always considered wireless backhaul to be evolving at a much slower pace than other wireless technologies, such as those targeting the access network.

Wireless has now evolved to a more common and overlapping set of technologies and markets such that former distinctions between wireless and wired, streams of standards

China has become the largest consumer of mobile phones and, on a voice usage basis, the largest service market in the world.

The second half of 2010 in India was abuzz with discussion of several possiblities for BWA licensees regarding whether to deploy TD-LTE, WiMAX, or a hybrid-type network

Before we offer predictions for the coming year, it is worthwhile to take a look at how our forecasts for the current year have worked out.  

Over the week of  November 22nd I had the opportunity to speak at the “WiMAX Forum Southeast Asia Regional Focus 2010” in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

After much industry speculation Verizon Wireless finally commercially launched its LTE network on December 5th, 2010.

In Saudi Arabia the number of broadband subscribers has grown 43-fold from 64,000 in 2005 to over 2.75 million at the end of 2009, according to data released by The Com

What is the definition of 4G?

There was a time when each mobile carrier had full control over its delivery chain, integrating service provision, content provision and user device distribution.

Even without the introduction of new fourth-generation wireless technologies, the mobile device market is experiencing a fundamental shift.

Despite the limited size of its market, Taiwan remains a key player in the telecommunications industry.