4G Mobile Broadband

4G Mobile broadband to affect digital TV reception

  • June 3, 2011

Using 800MHz spectrum for next generation, very fast mobile broadband could result in interference and degrade Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) signals in some areas, Ofcom said in a statement. more »

Wales gets 50Mbps LTE Mobile Broadband trial

  • December 9, 2010

Super-fast, mobile broadband service that can deliver download speeds of up to 50Mbps over 6 kms is, currently, being tested in the Preseli Mountains in west Wales.

The mobile networks firms Arqiva and Alcatel-Lucent have jointly developed LTE (Long Term Evolution) infrastructure in the region to provide fast wireless broadband connectivity, using freed-up analogue TV airwaves (800MHz radio spectrum) and wi-fi technology. more »

LTE and HSPA mobile broadband access on the same device

  • December 15, 2009

A new study revealed that mobile broadband data can be trasfered between the next generation LTE (Long Term Evolution) network and the existing HSPA (3G) mobile network. more »

Next generation LTE mobile devices may hit cable TV performance

Using LTE based next generation mobile broadband devices (4G) could interfere with home Cable TV and may stop them working, according to the analysts at Credit Suisse. more »

World’s first commercial LTE mobile broadband launched

  • December 14, 2009

TeliaSonera, the Nordic mobile operator will offer the world’s first ever commercial, Long Term Evolution (LTE) based mobile broadband service to its customers in Stockholm in Sweden and Oslo in Norway. more »