Author: on October 15, 2010
Category: Femto cells, Mobile broadband, Network issues, Small cells, Wi-Fi
Following the recent post about analysts recognizing the gathering momentum in femtocell shipments and service revenues, Yankee Group has also acknowledged that the femto’s time has come. Yankee’s Chris Nicoll, writes: “The current infatuation with 4G networks (HSPA+, WiMAX or … Continue reading
Author: on August 24, 2010
Category: Femto cells, Macro cells, Mobile broadband, Network issues, Small cells, Wi-Fi
A new report from ABI Research predicts that mobile data offload will increased by 100 fold in the next few years. From a user point of view, this is good news. If you have ever had that sinking feeling as a … Continue reading
Author: on May 3, 2010
Category: Enterprise mobile, Femto cells, Small cells, Wi-Fi
Integrating small cells with the PBX has emerged as a serious option for enterprises seeking to keep a lid on their mobile call costs while adding extra functionality to the handsets and improving call quality. Many businesses view their mobile … Continue reading
Author: on April 28, 2010
Category: Mobile applications, Small cells, Wi-Fi
The launch of the iPad heralds a new breed of smart device. So what will be the impact on mobile data? In the first of two parts, we look at the challenges for operators. By now, the first buyers of … Continue reading
Author: on February 12, 2010
Category: Small cells, Wi-Fi
Discussions of the relative merits of femto cells and WiFi are often presented as opposing technologies. The reality is that both have a vital role to play in supporting future mobile traffic growth. There are some locations in which femto … Continue reading