Friday, 03 September 2010
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Mobile Wi(Beta)MAX?
Broadband wireless sentiment swinging towards LTE? 
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Who are we?
BT buys more access gear, but there may be trouble ahead elsewhere for Chinese vendor… 
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To the lighthouse (cont)
Operators look to next gen FTTH technologies to solve bandwidth crunch… 
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Meter made
111.4mn European households with smart meters by 2015. 
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Mobile data: shed loads?
Offload to grow 100-fold by 2015… 
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On the cards
Smart cards play well in different markets… 
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Wave, bye bye
Google collaboration and communication service bites dust… 
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Is that a browser in your trouser, or are you just pleased to see me?
More than 60% of handsets will have mobile browsers in 2015 says ABI… 
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Cell up
Wireless infrastructure spending to exceed US$40bn in 2014. Or 2011. Depends on who you believe… 
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On the broadband wagon
Mobile will dominate broadband by 2015, but fixed plays on… 
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iPhone 4: bad Apple?
New phone is pants from operator perspective says Strand Consult. 
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App where they belong
WAC and JIL go up the hill to big up operator push into mobile download business… 
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Features
Left to their own, devices
The momentum gathering behind machine-to-machine (M2M) communications, and what this means for operators, is outlined by Convergys global director of telecommunications Dr Alastair Hanlon… 
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Good call
Teligent Telecom ceo Einar Lindquist looks at using call completion to maximise revenues and increase customer stickiness… 
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Meet the broadband leader
The Broadband Forum (BBF) styles itself ‘the central organisation driving broadband wireline solutions and empowering converged packet networks worldwide to better meet the needs of vendors, service providers and their customers.’ Telecom Redux recently spoke to BBF ceo Robin Mersh about where the standards body was heading. 
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NSN speeds up, Moto way
A further look at the wireless industry purchase of the year (so far)… 
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Mobile apps: A Mexican stand-off?
Raam Thakrar, ceo of Touchnote, casts his eye over the rapidly burgeoning mobile apps market and predicts how interactions between handset manufacturers, developers and consumers are set to change. 
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Backhaul to the future
‘Developing’ markets show how European cellcos could avoid drowning in smartphone traffic says Lance Hiley, vice president, Market Strategy, Cambridge Broadband Networks Ltd… 
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Google’s data gathering flak highlights opportunity for wireless operators
Although data gathering activities such as Google’s Street View are of concern to many people, they are basically designed to meet consumer demand for location information. However, as universal IP-based standards for supporting location come on stream that demand will be met by wireless operators as Martin Dawson, director of mobile location for Andrew Solutions, a CommScope company, explains. 
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World War Three

What do you get if you combine Stalin and Hitler with C21 technology? You get Google. Death to Google? Seems a bit harsh: but a return to civil liberties might be in order.

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Divide and conquer
Telesoft ceo Thierry Zerbib looks at separating employees' personal vs. business mobile phone use. 
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SIP, SIP hooray!
Vosky global VP David Tang looks at deploying Skype for SIP in business to get major savings and comms benefits… 
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Not inferno
Case study: DANTE research network outsources service desk to Magdalene. 
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OSS: key to recovery?
Tony Kalcina, Clarity chief product officer, reads the OSS runes… 
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