FASTTAKES: Huawei, ABI Research, Smartone-Vodafone

Staff writer
05 May 2010
00:00

Huawei deploys pre-commercial LTE for Saudi Telecom

Saudi Telecom picked Huawei to deploy the Middle East’s largest pre-commercial long term evolution network in Saudi Arabia. The roll out is expected to be complete by the end of 2010, covering major metropolitan areas such as Riyadh and Dammam.

Broadband cheapest in UK, France, India

The UK, France and India have the world's lowest prices for mobile broadband plans, a study by ABI Research found. “ABI Research expects emerging markets with low internet penetration to price mobile broadband aggressively to drive usage,” says analyst Bhavya Khanna.

SmarTone-Vodafone upgrades network for fastest broadband

SmarTone-Vodafone has launched its latest HSPA+ network upgrade, delivering a peak network speed of 28.8 Mbps for wireless broadband services. This enables the firm to launch its new Power 28 price plan, providing the fastest mobile broadband speeds in Hong Kong.

Sony, IPWireless launch joint 4G project

Sony and IPWireless signed an agreement to jointly research and develop wireless technologies for 4G and beyond. The two companies will initially focus on enhancing long term evolution technology for new applications and services.

NEC, Telefonica wrap up LTE lab tests

NEC said it has successfully carried out long term evolution laboratory trials with Telefonica. Trials took place between February and March, and achieved a maximum throughput of 95Mbps using an actual LTE terminal.

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