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| Телекоммуникации (telco) в перспективе WiMax | | 2008-05-08 04:30:01 | |
Объявив о высоких дивидендах, Северо-западный Телеком обрушил свои акции на 14%, чем привлек мое внимание к ранее незаслуженно забытому рынку телекоммуникаций. Ну и что же мы имеем? МТС, после того как бренд стал одним из самых дорогих в мире и уже как-то боязно покупать МТС, авось уже платишь только за этот самый бренд. Красный цвет видимо всем к лицу особенно любителям торговых лейблов.Неумирающий рынок фиксированной связи скоро, как только подрастет NEXT-поколение, будет существовать только как средство доступа в интернет. Интернет же тем вр | | By: CARMActin - таблетка от жадноÑти | | |
| | Google - Clearwire: WiMax Paves Internet Autobahn | | 2008-05-07 17:25:02 | | Clearwire isn’t the latest Google acquisition. The Internet search giant, though, has joined a group of blue-chip corporate investors in the new Sprint-Nextel bailout of Clearwire — a move that will save WiMax and further Google’s innovations in mobile search.
Clearwire and Sprint Nextel said today they plan to merge their wireless broadband units to create [...]
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| | WiMAX podría despegar definitivamente | | 2008-05-07 06:56:47 | | La creación de un nuevo consorcio de grandes compañías para impulsar esta tecnología con una inversión inicial de 3.200 millones de dólares podría suponer al fin el despliegue masivo de redes WiMAX, algo que llevábamos años esperando.
Lo más importante de este consorcio es que ha unido los esfuerzos de empresas de Internet, operadoras de telefonía [...] | | By: Marcos Dacosta Balboa | | |
| | Reliance Communication acquires WiMAX operator eWave World | | 2008-04-24 21:43:00 | | Anil Ambani-controlled Reliance Communications acquired a controlling stake in UK-based eWave World, a telco focused on the rapidly developing market for wireless telephony services using the WiMAX technology standard. The acquisition was done through Reliance Infocom BV, a division of Reliance Globalcom and wholly owned subsidiary of Reliance Communications. Over, the next 2-3 years, Reliance Globalcom, through the acquired company eWave World, would invest around USD 500 million (Rs 20 billion) to build and acquire WiMAX networks in emerging markets in Asia, Europe, Latin America and Africa. Recently, eWave World had entered into a joint venture in China to invest in nationwide broadband operations. The company holds WiMAX licenses and has received spectrum to commence WiMAX services in several countries. ``The 4G WiMAX network in 50 countries would enable us to offer the most diverse and unmatched suite of services to over 75% of global population in combination with Reliance Gl | | By: Indian stock markets | | |
| | Chi è il misterioso israeliano signore del Wimax in Italia? | | 2008-04-22 08:02:00 | | L'uomo dietro la rete. Chi è il misterioso israeliano signore del Wimax in Italia? Ci sono voluti 9 giorni di gara, e ben 48 tornate di rilancio. Un'asta-record che ha totalizzato oltre 136 milioni di euro, quella organizzata dal Ministero delle Comunicazioni per assegnare i cosiddetti "diritti d'uso delle frequenze per il Wimax", il nuovo standard senza fili che promette di portare l'internet veloce nelle case di tutti gli Italiani, soprattutto dei tanti che ancora non hanno accesso alla banda larga tradizionale, l'adsl, per intenderci. Sulla carta doveva essere una partita riservata ai grandi operatori, Telecom Italia in testa. Nessuno avrebbe immaginato che il "padrone del Wimax" sarebbe diventato uno sconosciuto, almeno in Italia.I contenuti di questo sito sono pubblicati sotto una Licenza Creative Commons. | | By: Pietro Orsatti | | |
| | Acer Announces Aspire 5920 Laptop with WiMax | | 2008-04-21 20:05:00 | | Acer today unveiled its new Aspire 5920 notebook PC model, which features a built-in WiMax module. The laptop is planned to sell through Sprint Nextel and other companies, PC World reports.The new 5920 will be available by the end of this year and will be sold along with WiMax service in a manner similar to the way mobile phones are sold along with service packages.According to Trisha Pan, a product marketing manager at Acer, pricing will depend on service plans.WiMax is a wireless technology wh | | By: My Laptop Blog | | |
| | Nokia N810 WiMAX Edition | | 2008-04-14 10:48:10 | | We've covered the Nokia N810 before, a neat little Linux-based handheld computer with excellent internet capabilities.. but unlike most Nokia devices, the N810 doesn't have a built-in phone. The Nokia N810 WiMAX Edition is not just a black variant of the N810, this version adds WiMAX technology to the N810's WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity.
The WiMAX version of the N810 also introduces an | | By: Mobile Phones >> Home Mobile - Mobile T -App | | |
| | WiMAX - Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access | | 2008-04-10 08:17:00 | | WiMAX is short for Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access, and it also goes by the IEEE name 802.16.
WiMAX has the potential to do to broadband Internet access what cell phones have done to phone access. In the same way that many people have given up their "land lines" in favor of cell phones, WiMAX could replace cable and DSL services, providing universal Internet access just about | | By: SamratHacks | | |
| | Cloudbook Max de Everex con Wimax | | 2008-04-07 22:48:56 | | Durante la CTIA 2008, la gente de Everex en conjunto con VIA, han presentado lo que será la CloudBook Max, que incluirá entre sus tantas bondades, con conectividad por medio de la tecnología WiMAX.
¿Que hace la gente de VIA con Everex?, ellos están promocionando su procesador VIA C7-M ULV, el cual permitirá que esta pequeña [...] | | By: lomasnuevo.net | | |
| | Nokia Launches N810 WiMax Edition | | 2008-04-02 10:51:47 | | Nokia has unveiled its newest Nseries device, the Nokia N810 Internet Tablet - WiMAX Edition, Nokia's first device engineered to take advantage of new wide-area high-speed mobile WiMAX networks. This pocket-sized device lets consumers enjoy an open Internet experience, allowing for access to the Internet without barriers, while on the go. The N810 allows users to easily and quickly access all of | | By: Latest Info | | |
| | Nokia N810 con WiMAX | | 2008-04-02 00:03:11 | | El Nokia 810 con WiMAX ha cambiado los plateados del Nokia N810 por un elegante color negro e introducido pequeños arreglos cosméticos en el sistema operativo basado en Linux.
El renovado OS2008 ahora también se puede actualizar por aire. Se pueden descargar las actualizaciones de software a través de WiFi o WiMAX e instalarlas directamente sin perder el contenido de la memoria interna del Nokia N810 WiMAX.
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| | Taiwanese and Vietnamese WiMax Operators Sign Roaming Deal | | 2008-04-01 05:59:00 | | Taiwanese WiMax wireless broadband service provider Global Mobile signed an agreement to work with a Vietnamese WiMax company on international roaming and the development of WiMax services, including content sharing, the companies said.
Viet Nam Multimedia Corporation (VTC), a government-run company, will work as Global Mobile's partner in Vietnam. The two companies will cooperate to build an | | By: Vietnam Business Finance News | | |
| | Bluetooth-over-Wi-Fi Kills Nearby WiMax Networks | | 2008-03-31 04:45:00 | | The 802.11n AMP causes interferences with 3G cellular infrastructures
The upcoming Bluetooth standard based on the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth hybrid technologies has been accused by a WiMedia Alliance company to be crippling the nearby WiMax networks because of its severe interference ratio. According to it, all the WiMax and cellular networks situated in the proximity of a Bluetooth 2.0 network will | | By: SamratHacks | | |
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| | Wateen Telecom Selects Grandstream's CPE Devices For WIMAX Network | | 2008-03-19 03:34:01 | | Wateen Telecom partners with Grandstream video telephone and CPE devices to bring Pakistani consumers for a more feature-rich communication experience.Brookline, MA (PRWEB) March 19, 2008 -- Wateen Telecom has placed an order with Grandstream Networks for the supply of a large volume of IP-based telecommunication devices and Consumer Premises Devices to add to its nationwide deployment of the WiMAX network. Grandstream Networks is a leading designer and manufacturer of IP-based communication products for broadband networks.Through the contract, Grandstream will provide Wateen Telecom users with the GXV3000 IP video phone and HandyTone ATA devices which will give subscribers access to high speed data, voice and video services over Wateen's WiMAX network. This deal will give Wateen's fast growing consumer and corporate users access to affordable and secure video telephony and data services over its IMS platform.The GXV3000 comes with a multitude of features and is an innovative and award | | By: Indonesia Type Approval/homologation/Compliance ce | | |
| | Samsung 4G PMP SWT-W100K Wimax | | 2008-03-13 10:11:51 | | Samsung’un yeni PMP’si SWT-W100K 4.3” dokunmatik ekranı ile birçok el cihazı ve hatta bazı PC’lerden daha fazla özellik sunuyor.
Mobil internetin 4. nesil varisi olması muhtemel Wimax teknolojisini de barındıran cihaz, bu teknoloji sayesinde çoğu karasal bağlantıdan daha hızlı bağlantıya izin veriyor. 13Mbps’ye hıza kadar destekleyen cihaz, upload hızının da yüksek olması neticesinde hayali kurulan yüksek [...] | | By: Electroblog - The Gadget Guide | | |
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| | WiMAX in India -Tata Communications will invest 500 million dollars for wireless broadband in India - | | 2008-03-05 10:04:56 | | Tata Communications declares that it will invest 500 million dollars in wireless broadband on the WiMAX platform and is tying up with United States-based Telsima Corporation for infrastructure and equipment. WiMAX is a telecommunications technology that transfers data wirelessly over long distances and is seen as an alternative to cable linkages. Tata Communications is the first Indian telecom company to launch broadband services on the WiMAX platform on a large scale for retail consumers in the country. A commercial WiMAX network would enable customers to access video, education, music and business services, PTI news agency quoted Tata Communications Retail Business Unit president Shankar Prasad as saying in Mumbai. In the initial phase, broadband internet access and content services would be offered to businesses and residential customers in the cities of Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Cochin, Chandigarh, and Kolkata. WiMAX retail broadband service would be av | | By: Latest Technology News India | | |
| | Sprint to have WiMAX Phones in 2008 | | 2008-02-29 12:20:37 | | New CEO, Dan Hesse mentioned yesterday that later this year Sprint will introduce dual-mode CDMA/WiMAX devices. This is a good thing for them as they need to do what they can to be the first company dropping 4G on us. Another great headline in a short span of days for the third ranked company after announcing their Simply Unlimited plan earlier this week. If they end up signing a slew of new customers with their rate plan, they'll need to build up the network to support it and WiMAX sure would help!Kind of ironic to think about #3 doing so poorly and thinking ahead to 4G technology while company #4 keeps reporting better numbers all the time and they have yet to launch their 3G stuff.AndroidGuys | The most trusted site for Google Android news and opinion.
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| | Nokia N830 WiMAX equipped Internet Tablet leaked | | 2008-02-19 12:26:37 | | BestBuy’s February sales flyer has a Nokia N810 featured on the front, but it isn’t your typical blue steel model, this version is black. Could this simply be a new color varient or a brand spanking new WiMAX equipped Internet Tablet? Upon further inspection it looks like this very well may be the N830.
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| | WiMAX : 100 million by 2014 | | 2008-02-05 16:03:00 | | WiMAX: 100 million by 2014 Posted by samc on February 4th, 2008 Telecommunications market research firm Maravedis today announced the publication of the fifth edition of its yearly report “WiMAX, LTE and Broadband Wireless Worldwide Market Trends 2008-2014.” Maravedis forecasts WiMAX subscribers to exceed 100 million by 2014. “WiMAX chipsets will start to be embedded in laptops in the second half of 2008, into handheld devices in 2009, and into consumer electronics by early 2010,” said Adlane Fellah, President and CEO of Maravedis and co-author of the report. On the technology side, the report confirms that both WiMAX and LTE are converging upon 4G service capabilities. LTE’s primary market, 3G operators, will be unlikely to adopt LTE until 2012-2014. “While LTE appears to have the decisive volume advantage, the lag between 3G evolution and the next generation mobile network will greatly benefit WiMAX,” said Robert Syputa, co-author of th | | By: for bored mindz | | |
| | | Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access"Wimax" | | 2008-01-16 22:50:14 | | WiMAX, the Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access, is a telecommunications technology aimed at providing wireless data over long distances in a variety of ways, from point-to-point links to full mobile cellular type access. It is based on the IEEE 802.16 standard, which is also called WirelessMAN. The name WiMAX was created by the WiMAX Forum, which was formed in June 2001 to promote conformance and interoperability of the standard. The forum describes WiMAX as "a standards-based technology enabling the delivery of last mile wireless broadband access as an alternative to cable and DSL."The terms "fixed WiMAX", "mobile WiMAX", "802.16d" and "802.16e" are frequently used incorrectly. Correct definitions are:802.16dStrictly speaking, 802.16d has never existed as a standard. The standard is correctly called 802.16-2004 and was developed by the IEEE 802.16 Task Group d. Therefore the project was called 802.16d, but the standard never was. However, since this standard is frequently called 802.16d, that term is also used in this article to assist readability.802.16eJust as 802.16d has never existed as a standard, neither has 802.16e. 802.16e is an amendment to 802.16-2004, and the amendment is properly referred to as 802.16e-2005. 802.16e-2005 is not a standard in its own right - since it is only an amendment, the original document (802.16-2004) has to be read and then the amendments added to it.Fixed WiMAXThis is a phrase frequently used to refer to systems built using 802.16-2004 ('802.16d') and the OFDM PHY as the air interface technology. Fixed WiMAX deployments do not cater for handoff between Base Stations, therefore the service provider cannot offer mobility.Mobile WiMAXA phrase frequently used to refer to systems built using 802.16e-2005 and the OFDMA PHY as the air interface technology. "Mobile WiMAX" implementations can be used to deliver both fixed and mobile services.UsesThe bandwidth and reach of WiMAX make it suitable for the following potential ap | | By: Indonesia Type Approval/homologation/Compliance ce | | |
| | Ultraportables WiMAX | | 2008-01-14 13:05:00 | | Ultraportables Announce WiMAX Posted by samc on January 7th, 2008 OQO demonstrated the first UMPC with embedded Sprint XOHM WiMAX at CES today. The newest model, which weighs 1 lb., sells for $1,299, a drop of $400 from the price versions shipped a year ago, a spokesman said. OQO also offers a high-end version that will include 64GB of storage and a display optimized to be used in sunlight. At the Consumer Electronics Show at Las Vegas this week, Intel will display ultramobile PCs based on Menlow architecture from vendors including Asus, BenQ and Lenovo. MIDs differ from UMPCs in that they are smaller, generally don’t have full keyboards and use Linux with Intel’s new mobile processor. Intel’s WiMAX products will include both laptops and smaller handheld devices such as UltraMobile PCs and Mobile Internet Devices. Intel’s Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) will be moving to the faster, more power efficient Menlow platform, but won’t be available until mid-year. Intel is developing a WiMax silicon chip codenamed “Baxter Peak” for MIDs. It will be an option similar to how Echo Peak is an option for Centrino notebooks. Nokia will use Baxter Peak on its WiMax-enabled N-series internet tablets, expected to ship in 2008. Menlow-based devices will ship in the first half of 2008 and include the low-power Silverthorne processor and Poulsbo chipset. Intel didn’t release further details on that platform today. Montevina, Intel’s new laptop architecture, will also not be available until mid-year. Intel plans to add WiMax to Montevina laptops using Echo Peak, a minicard that integrates WiMax and Wi-Fi technology on one chip. Other WiMax-related announcements at CES: Networks In Motion, which develops wireless navigation and location-based services technology, said today that it is showing a new WiMax connected navigation system at CES. NIM said that the new hardware is a “proof of concept” which shows how WiMax can | | By: for bored mindz | | |
| | | Indonesian version of WiMax | | 2008-01-04 02:49:51 | | Jakarta (ANTARA News) -Communications and Informatics Minister Muhammad Nuh said his ministry was expected to launch the Indonesian version of WiMax (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) at a millennium of the national awakening on May 28, 2008."We will launch an Indonesian version of WiMax on May 28, 2008 at a national awakening in the technology sector," the minister said at a hearing with the House of Representatives (DPR)`s Commission I here Monday.Nuh said the WiMax project is still under research of the ministry along with the Agency for Assessment and Application of Technology (BPPT) and the Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI) among other related institutions."We have conducted a research. The results of the research are in the form of parts which are still separated. We have the duty to combine them as end-result product," he said.The research project is under the Communications and Informatics Ministry as coordinator as it uses the budget of the ministry which | | By: Indonesia Type Approval/homologation/Compliance ce | | |
| | Mobile WiMax | | 2007-12-30 15:46:00 | | Alvarion: Wave 2 Posted by samc on December 26th, 2007 Alvarion earlier this week said it had landed its first Tier I carrier deal for Mobile WiMAX equipment, but did not name the provider. Telephony believes the customer may be France Telecom. Alvarion, a relatively small Israeli broadband wireless company, could be propelled to the top ranks of the highly competitive WiMAX market, says the magazine Israeli business publication Globes reported that the Alvarion and FT were in talks for a WiMAX deployment. Alvarion vice president for strategy and marketing Rudy Leser said he could not comment on whether France Telecom was the customer, saying only that the carrier was a Tier 1 wireline and wireless operator with operations in multiple countries around the world. Leser said the deployment would take the form of commercial launch—not a trial—in multiple countries, using multiple spectrum bands ranging from 2.5 GHz to 3.5 GHz. That profile could easil | | By: for bored mindz | | |
| | | Germany WIMAX VoIP - here it comes boys&girls! | | 2007-12-20 11:30:00 | | Germany Launches WiMAX VoIP Posted by samc on December 17th, 2007 Motorola today announced that German telecommunications provider, NeckarCom Telekommunikation GmbH, has launched a commercial Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) service on a WiMAX network in the Ulm region of Germany. NeckarCom’s integrated voice and data service was the first 802.16e WiMAX-based offering in Germany and is based on Motorola’s WiMAX technology. NeckarCom is a subsidiary of EnBW Regional AG, the third-largest energy supply company in Germany. NeckarCom is active in the telecommunications sector and primarily markets the fibre infrastructure of EnBW. Meanwhile, EU media commissioner Viviane Reding has called for comprehensive broadband coverage across Germany. Reding called for available broadcast frequencies to be used for wireless broadband connections, using, for example, Wimax. The transition from analogue to digital television will mean that a range of frequencie | | By: for bored mindz | | |
| | KDDI & WiMAX Japan | | 2007-12-20 11:28:00 | | KDDI & Willcom to WiMAX Japan Posted by samc on December 18th, 2007 KDDI, Japan’s number two cellular carrier, will receive one of two WiMax licenses to be awarded soon by the Japanese government, a report said Tuesday. The KDDI group, called Wireless Broadband Planning, and one led by rival carrier Willcom will be recommended by Japan’s Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications on Friday to a panel charged with selecting the groups to win the licenses, reports Reuters. The panel is expected to follow the ministry’s recommendations. Intel owns a 17.65 percent stake in KDDI’s Wireless Broadband Planning group. The stake is matched by East Japan Railway and Kyocera, and all three sit behind leading shareholder KDDI, which has a 32.26 percent stake. The WiMax services will operate in the 2.5GHz band and will be capable of providing data service at up to 20Mbps to terminals travelling at up to 100 kilometers per hour, according to the Japa | | By: for bored mindz | | |
| | WiMAX updates | | 2007-12-13 15:32:00 | | Recent WiMAX Announcements Posted by samc on December 11th, 2007 Here’s a snapshot of some recent Mobile WiMAX announcements: Sprint plans to launch its XOHM WiMax network by the end of this week. Sprint spokesman John Polivka said the soft launches will cover the downtown cores of Chicago, Baltimore and Washington but will rapidly expand outward. This initial launch will be limited only to Sprint employees and will focus on the central downtown areas of the test cities. This initial set of trials precedes the actual full trial networks that will be available to the general public starting in the first quarter of 2008. The company reportedly has 10,000 base stations ready to go, many of them on Sprint’s existing CDMA cell towers. Sprint will expand the coverage to areas that see high demand. Sprint has ordered 1750 base stations from its three vendors (Motorola, Samsung and Nokia), as well as 20,000 antennas. The company did not provide details on w | | By: for bored mindz | | |
| | Intel Creating WiMAX, WiFi, DVB-H All-in-One Chip | | 2007-12-13 11:27:14 | | Intel, one of the founding members of the Open Handset Alliance, has developed a test chip that ties in three very cool technologies into one. Imagine being able to use WiFi at home and having your phone automatically switch over to WiMAX for you when you leave the house or office. On top of that, you're able to watch digital video broadcasts all the while. Pretty swift stuff! "There is a shift from people wanting their content any time, anywhere to any device, any network, and the problem is there are too many radios,” said Jeff Hoffman, system architect for the wireless communications lab. Head over to Slashdot if you care to read some more in-depth 'mumbo jumbo' about its size and what not.AndroidGuys | The most trusted site for Android news and opinion.
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| | Beceem Leads the WiMAX Revolution Right Here in India | | 2007-12-11 04:19:00 | | Beceem Communications (www.beceem.com), the leading provider of terminal chipsets for Mobile WiMAX, announced that more than 10 commercial Mobile WiMAX devices have been designed with Beceem's industry leading BCS200 chipset, and will be shipping into Mobile WiMAX networks around the world in 2008. These products, primarily PC modems (USB dongles, PC cards, Express cards) and low-cost desktop modems, comply with the new Mobile WiMAX standard for which the Department of Telecommunications has recently allocated 2.5 GHz spectrum to be auctioned off to service providers like BSNL, Reliance, Tata Communications and Bharti in 2008, finally clearing the way for large scale- Mobile WiMAX deployments in India.Beceem started developing its industry-defining chipsets four years ago in its R&D center in Bangalore, and its CTO and co-founder is one of India's most eminent technology visionaries, Dr. Arogyaswami Paulraj. Under the guidance of Dr. Paulraj, Beceem has led the WiMAX ecosystem by lau | | By: Brand Mantra | | |
| | IOT Engineer (WiMAX) - Reston, VA | | 2007-12-03 17:38:00 | | We are looking for a Systems Integration & Test Engineer to join our core WiMAX engineering team. With hands-on WiMAX experience, this person will be responsible for validating the 802.16e air interface between base stations and devices for a WiMAX system.Qualifications and Experience required:Wireless networks, architecture and protocolsIEEE 802.16e, WiMAX profilesWiMAX network architecture and interface protocolsAAA: Radius/Diameter/PKM/EAP protocolsIP QoS, End-to-End QoS and traffic shaping, preferably in wireless networksCOPS as well as 3GPP/IETF QoS related protocolsExperience with security/encryption in IP networksTEK/AES/X.509 digital certificatesIP mobility and Expertise in Mobile IPSIP/RTP/RTCP/TCP/UDP/IP/IPv6/IPsec/L2TP/PPPVoIP networksISP architectures including e-mail, LDAP, DHCP, DNS, etcGeneral Qualifications:OFDM or CDMA background requiredPhysical Layer knowledge is desired3GPP & 3GPP2 UnderstandingExperience with protocol analyzersExperience with RF test equipm | | By: WirelessJobs.com | | |
| | NOC Engineer - WiMAX (Herndon, VA) | | 2007-11-16 11:47:00 | | WorldLink, Inc is searching for senior level Network Operating System Specialists (Engineers) who will provide first and second level customer support of technical issues related to the Samsung WiMAX network.Qualified individuals will monitor network events using various surveillance systems & tools. Candidate must have experience with data and voice networks, troubleshooting and knowledge of network elements to clear alarms dispatch personnel for onsite maintenance. Qualified individuals will monitor and manage Samsung's Radio Access Network (RAN) alarms and events.Key Technical Requirements:BS in Telecom / Electrical / Electronics / Engineering from a four year college or university or related equivalent experience.4+ years telecommunications BSS monitoring and testing experience.Must be able to read, analyze, and interpret technical journals and procedures.Must have previous knowledge of telecommunications test equipment, T1 Tester, Noise Gen. Fader, Spectrum Analyzer, and other RF Equipment.UNIX in-depth knowledgeKnowledge of Server Based telecommunications network componentsNovell and Cisco certifications a plus Preference for candidates who have experience in a NOC Lab, rather than a remote NOC.Please forward resume, including a single paragraph describing your most significant accomplishment of 2007 to: Kiran@WorldLink-US.com | | By: JobGeeks.com | | |
| | NOC Engineer (WiMAX) - Herndon, VA | | 2007-11-09 17:49:00 | | WorldLink, Inc is searching for senior level Network Operating System Specialists (Engineers) who will provide first and second level customer support of technical issues related to the Samsung WiMAX network.Qualified individuals will monitor network events using various surveillance systems & tools. Candidate must have experience with data and voice networks, troubleshooting and knowledge of network elements to clear alarms dispatch personnel for onsite maintenance. Qualified individuals will monitor and manage Samsung's Radio Access Network (RAN) alarms and events.Key Technical Requirements:BS in Telecom / Electrical / Electronics / Engineering from a four year college or university or related equivalent experience.4+ years telecommunications BSS monitoring and testing experience.Must be able to read, analyze, and interpret technical journals and procedures.Must have previous knowledge of telecommunications test equipment, T1 Tester, Noise Gen. Fader, Spectrum Analyzer, and othe | | By: WirelessJobs.com | | |
| | WiMAX Validation Engineers (Herndon, VA) | | 2007-11-09 16:54:00 | | WorldLink, Inc. is searching for a test engineer to join our core WiMAX engineering team in Reston, VA.This individual will play a large role in the system integration of the WiMAX Radio Access Network and Core Network. He or she will have hands on with technology in the Samsung lab, the customers lab, and in support of field deployments. He or she will be required to also perform new technology trials and support for technical demonstrations. Minimal travel is expected as the Samsung labs and most customer trials are located in the Washington DC area. Regular interaction with the customer is also necessary.Here's the key technical requirements for this role:Experience with wireless networks, architecture and protocolsIEEE 802.16e, WiMAX profilesWiMAX network architecture and interface protocolsIP QoS, End-to-End QoS and traffic shaping, preferably in wireless networksAAA: Radius/Diameter/PKM/EAP protocolsWireless data and IP networksIP mobility and Expertise in Mobile IPSystem Integr | | By: WirelessJobs.com | | |
| | Next Generation iPhone to Offer 3G, WiMax, and 24 Hour Talk Time? | | 2007-10-03 21:38:00 | | You're probably guessing that the title is a cheap teaser designed to get everyone's attention while offering nothing but unfounded speculation about the mysteries of the universe. Well, you'd be wrong - for the most part. Sure, the title is intended to catch your eye, but there's some real meat here. While absolutely nothing is clear, news from part suppliers suggest that Apple may be eyeing up Intel's recently announced Moorestown MID (Mobile Internet Device) platform for use in an upcoming model of the iPhone. What's more, the perks mentioned in the title are just a sampling of what Moorestown is expected to bring to the table.Based on the upcoming 2008 Menlow MID platform, Moorestown will be the product of a new, cooler, 45-nanometer manufacturing process which Intel says will produce chips for mobile devices and handheld PCs that are ten times more power efficient than today's chips. Such power efficiency could result in an iPhone, or other mobile device, which can offer 24 hours of usage on a single charge, according to Intel. On top of the power saving features of Moorestown comes a beefy lineup of hardware offerings and support. The new chips will integrate CPU, GPU and memory controllers functions. Both Moorestown and it's predecessor, Menlow, are expected to support 3G, WiMAX (4G), hardware accelerated 3D such as OGL2.0, HD video decoding and more. In addition to the hardware benefits of switching to the new Intel MID platform, Apple will clearly gain a development advantage by bringing it's entire product line under the Intel x86 platform. Instead of developing or compiling OS X and it's components specially for the iPhone's custom ARM processor based platform, Apple will be able to directly share components and code between it's full-fledged PC version of OS X and it's mobile device version of OS X. Menlow is scheduled to be available in 2008 and though it won't offer the same power savings Moorestown is stated to, devices which use it should still bring to the table battery usage times meet or exceed today's standards. Moorestown is scheduled for production in 2009. [via Electronista] | | By: Iphone news | | |
| | Intel y Nokia socios por WiMax | | 2007-09-27 20:08:45 | | Dos noticias breves para no olvidarnos de que el a??o que viene puede ser el de WiMax. Por un lado Intel y Nokia reiteran su intenci??n de tener disponibles dispositivos compatibles con WiMax (News.com), utilizando la compa????a finlandesa chips de I […]
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| | Sprint mobile WiMAX | | 2007-08-15 21:02:00 | | Sprint's mobile WiMAX service called XOHM? Posted Aug 15th 2007 2:21AM by Thomas RickerFiled under: Wireless We have information from an anonymous tipster claiming that Sprint is set to take the wraps of their new WiMAX brand dubbed XOHM. It's anybody's guess at this point how you'd pronounce that ("x-ohm" or "zohm" perhaps) but we're told to expect a formal announcement as early as Thursday. The timing is certainly legit what with plans to have the 4G service up and running in select cities "by year-end 2007." We'd expect any new branding to encompass the combined efforts of those Clearwire and Google deals though our source ain't sayin'. Perhaps XOHM was the delayed little secret behind Sprint's "wireless evolution" teaser site which was pulled without explanation before its July 4th pop date. Who knows, but anything that moves us closer to a WiMax-enabled N800 and that "ultra thin" WiMax smartphone from Palm is fine by us.source : engadget.com | | By: for bored mindz | | |
| | WiMax India | | 2007-08-14 20:10:00 | | India Gets Navini Beamforming Posted by samc on August 14th, 2007 Beamforming pioneer Navini Networks today announced it has signed a Value Added Services (VAS) agreement with GTL Limited, India’s largest Network Services provider, to provide services and solutions to Telecom operators deploying Navini’s Mobile WiMAX solutions (pdf). “GTL’s main expertise comes from undertaking project management responsibility on behalf of our customers”, said Mr. Charudatta Naik, Chief Operating Officer, GTL Limited. “Our focus is providing a full suite of Network Services like planning and design, deployment, operations and maintenance in all the markets where we operate”. Navini has an R&D center in Bangalore and offices in Bangalore and New Delhi. “We’ve had a strong presence in India for years with over 100 employees,” said Sai Subramanian, Navini’s VP of Product Management and Strategic Marketing. “We contribute to the Indian econo | | By: for bored mindz | | |
| | WiMax 2.0 BusinessPlan | | 2007-08-13 15:47:12 | | Business, WiMAX and China
With all the talk about WiMax, and more recent news about Google expressing interest, it’s time we review what WiMax presents to the business community. Specifically, in this paper we present the sample plan for development of such technology in China with a potential for content distrubution strategy.
1.0 Introduction
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| | First WiMax Device | | 2007-08-10 20:11:30 | | The Nokia N800 will be the first device to run on Sprints WiMax network. Which is the 4G, really fast broadband network. This is the supposed next-gen widespread WiFi. The Nokia N800 Internet Tablet will replace the previous Nokia Internet Tablet that, from what I heard, wasn't a great success...Anyways this is a great step towards high network speeds on our phones. No one knows how much this thing will cost, or how much the WiMax will cost, but it shouldn't be too expensive. WiMax will be availiable in Chicago, Baltimore, and Washington DC at launch, with 19 more cities added by the end of 2008.Thank you for subscribing to my blog! | | By: Stuff Blog | | |
| | WiMax License | | 2007-07-29 23:10:00 | | Taiwan Awards WiMAX Licenses Posted by samc on July 27th, 2007 Digitimes reports that Taiwan’s National Communications Commission (NCC) on July 26 awarded six companies regional WiMAX operating licenses in a second-round bid, according to the agency. Chunghwa Telecom (CHT) and Taiwan Mobile (TWM, represented by its wholly owned subsidiary Tahsin United Telecom), each failed to secure a license. First International Telecom (Fitel), which submitted the highest bid of 12.89% of annual WiMAX service revenues, plans to initially kick off operations in the Taipei metropolitan area in the third quarter of 2008, the company indicated. Fitel plans to complete 950 base stations in 2008 and then eventually expand the network to 1,500-2,000 base stations throughout northern Taiwan. Taiwan’s six WiMAX operating licensees Designated 30MHz radio frequency band Licensee and its quoted percentage for operation in the northern Taiwan region | | By: for bored mindz | | |
| | Google and Sprint WiMax Deal | | 2007-07-28 16:25:21 | | WiMax is the next generation wireless technology that will allow wireless broadband access for the “last mile” with DSL speeds. The promise of WiMax is that it will operate over large distances that lie outside the reach of traditional WiFi networks.
Sprint is betting on this new technology and building up a network ahead of the [...] | | By: Cheap Webhosting | | |
| | Clearwire & Sprint Agree on WiMAX Roaming | | 2007-07-20 00:23:00 | | Clearwire & Sprint Agree on WiMAX Roaming Posted by samc on July 18th, 2007 Clearwire and Sprint have agreed to provide Mobile WiMAX roaming between the two companys’ networks, reports the Wall Street Journal. Sprint also plans to provide dual-mode, CDMA-WiMAX services nationwide, using both its own and Clearwire’s WiMAX networks, reports RCR News. Under the network build-out plan, Sprint will focus primarily on geographic areas covering approximately 185 million people, including 75 percent of the people located in the 50 largest markets, while Clearwire will focus on areas covering approximately 115 million people. Initially, the two companies expect to build out network coverage to approximately 100 million people by the end of 2008, with seamless roaming enabled between the deployed areas. The agreement runs for 20 years, says the Seattle PI, with the ability for 10-year renewals. Sprint will build about 65 percent of the network, wit | | By: for bored mindz | | |
| | Clearwire & Sprint: WiMAX Roaming? | | 2007-07-19 15:26:00 | | Clearwire & Sprint: WiMAX Roaming? Posted by samc on July 18th, 2007 Clearwire and Sprint are nearing an agreement to provide Mobile WiMAX roaming between the two companys’ networks, reports the Wall Street Journal. Recently, Clearwire announced an agreement with satellite providers DirecTV and EchoStar that will allow the Kirkland Wash., start-up to bundle its high-speed wireless Web access with their TV programming. Clearwire says it has 258,000 customers as of March 2007 in the United States and abroad. Clearwire’s frequencies now cover 205 million people in the U.S., according to their SEC filing. Clearwire also owns frequencies in Europe, covering 117 million people, and a recent German auction adds coverage of 82.5 million more. “We will have 100 million covered by the end of 2008 and be in 35 markets,” claims Sprint’s Barry West. “We’re soft launching in Washington and Chicago in December and launching commercially in | | By: for bored mindz | | |
| | WiMax 2012 | | 2007-06-29 19:41:00 | | Analyst Predicts 54m WiMax Subscribers by 2012; Devices Key By Glenn Fleishman Senza Fili Consulting’s latest WiMax report predicts a relatively large market for both mobile and fixed uses of “mobile” WiMax: The report says that 54m subscribers could be signed up by 2012, but that emerging markets and the U.S. will be key to WiMax’s worldwide uptake. 54m subscribers will be a relatively low number compared to broadband—300m broadband subscriptions are in use today, according to a report earlier this week—and quite low compared to the billions of cell phone voice users expected by 2012. The report author Monica Paolini notes that the truly mobile WiMax access devices—not nomadic ones that require AC power or are bulky—will lead to increased adoption. That’s the goal of Sprint and Clearwire, certainly; they want PC Card form factor WiMax cards next year. Paolini also suggests that portable data devices with WiMax built in will be key in developing nations for adoption. | | By: for bored mindz | | |
| | Sprint explores options for WiMAX, ponders Clearwire deal | | 2007-06-15 17:53:50 | |
Looks like Sprint’s feverish approach to WiMAX just swallowed a chill pill, as the firm is reportedly “exploring new options for financing its ambitious plan.” In a presumed effort to “soothe investor concerns about the cost of the WiMAX plan,” the company is actually investigating a partnership or joint venture with Clearwire in order to simultaneously remove a potential competitor and gain access to the critical Clearwire markets in the southeastern US. Of course, Clearwire isn’t one to shy away from high stakes partnerships, and the FCC nod for a WiMAX-class laptop card that it garnered just last month could fit in quite well here. Still, Clearwire is refusing to comment just yet on whether this possibility is even feasible, but the mere mention of a spinoff likely means that Sprint isn’t feeling all too peachy about future WiMAX profitability. [Warning: Read link requires subscription]
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| | Montreal to get WiMAX services soon | | 2007-06-15 15:23:28 | | Our neighbor to the north will soon boast its own WiMAX-based WiFi rollout, as Montreal is already set to become the “first Canadian city to deliver wireless Internet and mobile IP telephony to residents.” Apparently, Radioactif and Nomad Telecom are joining forcing to deploy the network across the metropolitan area, and it will be made first available to the oh-so-lucky residents of Montreal’s Plateau Mont-Royal neighborhood. By 2009, however, the network will blanket nearly 300 square kilometers of Montreal and service “around 90-percent” of its citizens, but those targeted for the first wave can expect the luxury to cost them “under $30 per month” when it launches in September.
[Via MobileInCanada] | | By: Information Popular Technologies Review | | |
| | WiMax Cellphones | | 2007-06-06 15:27:00 | | In continuation to my earlier post on the of launch of the mobile WiMax network, let us see how the WiMax handset market is shaping up. Samsung was first to unveil World's Mobile WiMAX Handset, the Samsung M8000 in early 2006.M8000 is a Windows Mobile handset with a built-in sliding QWERTY keyboard and is compatible with high speed broadband connectivity offered by WiBro (Koren broadband operator).Since then they have launched new Mobile WiMAX devices, the SPH-P9000 and the M8100 . The SPH-P9000 is a true Mobile WiMAX convergence device, which enables wireless broadband access and voice communications, while the M8100 is the first commercially available Mobile WiMAX PDA device.The SPH-P9000 is an UMPC-like convergence device capable of providing voice and multimedia data communications through Mobile WiMAX technology. Hailed by early reviewers as the "ultimate convergence machine", it combines Windows XP, a large 30GB hard disk, 256MB RAM, a 1GHz CPU, WiMAX, CDMA EV-DO, and a 1.3megapixel camera into a compact 5.6" X 3.7" X 1.17" size with a 5" display and weighing only 1.28lb. The SPH-P9000 comes with a full QWERTY keyboard for quick and painless typing and surfing, while the MP3 player, VOD, and camera functions provide easy access to a myriad of multimedia entertainment. In all, the SPH-P9000 will offer users a perfect device that marries work and play.LG is the other vendors which has launched their WiMAX KC1 PDA cell phone. KC1 is Equipped with a largish 2.8" TFT LCD capable of QVGA resolution, there's 64MB RAM on the KC1, with expansion support via a microSD memory card slot. Bluetooth is present as well, along with a 2 megapixel camera.The KC1 runs on Windows Mobile 5.0 and, not surprisingly, emulates the design standards set by the KG99 Chocolate Phone. | | By: Science & Technology Today | | |
| | Sprint's Mobile WiMAX Network | | 2007-05-29 15:28:00 | | Sprint ( Sprint Nextel Corporation is the third largest cellular operator in USA, with 53.7 million subscribers) is engaged in design and deployment of Mobile WiMAX broadband network in full-swing. The Chicago and Washington D.C. areas have been chosen as initial WiMAX service areas with additional markets to be identified based on market-readiness estimates.The first market may be launched by the end of the year and they plan to reach at least 100 million people by year-end 2008.Sprint's WiMax network is based on the IEEE 802.16e-2005 standard,operates in the 2.5GHz band and is also termed as 4G network.The core 802.16e s contains three different air interfaces: single carrier, OFDM ( Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing)and OFDMA (Orthogonal Frequency Domain Multiple Access). Single carrier systems are targeted at the 10-66 GHz band, point-to-point for backhaul. OFDM (more commonly referred to as 802.16d) is the first WiMAX standard, intended for fixed broadband wireless access.The standard 802.16e-2005 used by Sprint, brings an enhanced air interface using OFDMA with enhanced performance and optimized to support mobility. It also adds support for advanced features such as MIMO ( Multiple-Input, Multiple-Output)and AAS (Advanced Antenna Systems) further improving the rate/reach of WiMAX technology in deployment.OFDM works by dividing a given spectrum block into a number of sub-channels, each of which is individually modulated and then transmitted orthogonally to minimize interference with one another. The result is faster, more robust radio links than can be achieved with alternative modulation/multiplexing schemes. It is often claimed, for example, that OFDM is more efficient, in terms of bits per Hertz, than CDMA and WCDMA (wideband code division multiple access) technology used in 3G systems, and/or delivers better performance in non-line-of-sight urban environments due to better resistance to multipath interference.OFDMA air interface has an added feature of multiple access duplexing in the time domain achieved by assigning ‘slots’ or ‘tiles’ on a dynamic per user basis. This scheme provides and efficient use of available spectrum allowing bandwidth (and ultimately usable data rate) sharing across users.WiMax is be the integration into existing 3GPP core networks.MIMO technology allows for either enhanced datarate, or enhanced coverage or reach. MIMO systems have several antennas allowing many, distinct signals to be simultaneously sent at the same time. WiMAX supports several different MIMO techniques such as Matrix A ‘Alamouti’ for improved reach/indoor coverage and Matrix B ‘Blast’ for enhanced datarates.The technique AAS also called beamforming, improves the spectral efficiency (bits/s/Hz) of the OFDMA air interface which can dramatically reduce the cost of deployments (Capex) and the typical throughput to the user. Multiple antennas give the ability to steer the beam from the base station to the user improves reach, and the ability to steer nulls reduces interference.Sprint WiMax network will will offer downstream speeds of 2Mbps to 4Mbps and combined with fast uplinks, it will offer enough bandwidth for mobile videoconferencing, transfers of large enterprise files and other applications.At the current levels UMTS can not offer anything comparable at this stage but UMTS is already established itself and WiMax has still to prove itself as a viable cellular network in marketplace. | | By: Science & Technology Today | | |
| | Sprint, Clearwire Partner On National WiMAX Network | | 0000-00-00 00:00:00 | | Cementing its commitment to WiMAX, Sprint confirmed today that it is working with Clearwire to build out a nationwide WiMAX network. The network will primarily be used to provide mobile broadband services in both urban and rural areas. Sprint ... | | By: Latest cell | | |
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