Archive of all entries filed in ‘mobile broadband’

8 September 2009 | Spotify to cause backhaul bottleneck
Mobile Entertainment is just one publication that has been discussing the issues around bandwidth, using the new Spotify app for... Comments (1)

17 August 2009 | The changing mobile banking landscape in Africa
This month the BBC covered the hot topic of the success of mobile banking in Africa. It’s not surprising that... Comments (0)

15 July 2009 | Why mobile operators are running out of runway
Are tactical backhaul decisions giving mobile operators more time to make strategic backhaul decisions? Since the last edition of Infocast,... Comments (0)

1 June 2009 | Are pseudowires a simple and efficient way to build mobile broadband networks?
There is a topic that I have been discussing often with colleagues and vendors, but none of the views that... Comments (1)

28 May 2009 | Industry sights are firmly set on LTE for future networks
In February this year, Cambridge Broadband Networks released VectaStar Next Generation. This new product release enabled operators to cost-effectively and... Comments (0)

2 December 2008 | Lessons the world can learn from Africa
African operators are arguably better prepared for 4G than many of their counterparts in developed markets. Crucial to this is... Comments (0)

7 August 2008 | The interpretations of optimisation
A colleague of mine suggested that I read the article written by some chaps at Ceragon where they talk about... Comments (2)

23 July 2008 | Making data 'pay'
Mobile operators are winning the battle to offset declining voice revenue with an increase in data services. Vodafone achieved a... Comments (0)

17 July 2008 | The backhaul conundrum
I read with interest John Tanner’s piece in Telecom Asia 'Putting the Back in Backhaul’ not because I was quoted... Comments (0)

2 July 2008 | Death by dongle?
Could the recent growth in mobile broadband compromise mobile networks? You will have seen the advertising everywhere. Mobile operators are... Comments (2)