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21 November 2008
Operator enhances its mobile broadband platform in Sweden in an effort to expand mobile broadband and reduce network management costs.
The deployment of femto router technology, supported by Huawei Technologies, will boost the capability of mobilkom's 3G network coverage in Austria, especially in hot spots and at home. Femto routers improve indoor coverage by creating an individual 3G network connected to Telekom Austria's DSL fixed-line infrastructure.
Nigeria's recently launched mobile operator to enhance its network coverage and capacity, backed by Alcatel-Lucent turnkey solutions and service support.
picoChip LTE-enabled femtocell technology points to future use of femtocells to improve indoor coverage as well as network capacity.
Vodafone Fiji has launched the country's first 3G WCDMA/HSDPA network. The operator expects that mobile broadband services will boost its competitive edge with a range of voice and data services aimed at consumers and business users.
World’s slimmest HSPA USB stick to date targets business professionals plus younger and active customer groups, as well as small office and home office (SOHO) users.
T-Mobile UK aims to encourage the ‘WiFi’ use of mobile broadband on the go, hoping to accelerate take up of high-speed mobile broadband services.
T-Mobile plans to rejuvenate browsing experience in the US mobile broadband market as it rolls out its WCDMA/ HSDPA network.
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