The MAX2666/MAX2668 are low-noise amplifiers (LNAs) optimized for HSPA/LTE applications where efficiency in board space, power consumption, and cost are paramount. High data-rate designs, such as LTE ...

Today ST-Ericsson and Ericsson said that they achieved a real-world Long Term Evolution to HSPA data call hand-off using a multi-mode device. The device was running ST-Ericsson's commercially ...

LONDON — Mobile broadband of the HSPA/LTE variety accounted for 17.3 percent ofthe total number of broadband connections in Europe at the end of 2009,according to market research company Berg Insight.

Suited for high-data-rate wireless protocols such as HSPA/LTE applications, the MAX2666/2668 LNAs feature three programmable gain states, allowing customers to dynamically adjust linearity and ...

Enhancing HSPA and LTE system performance, the MAX2666 and MAX2668 low-noise amplifiers (LNAs) employ three programmable gain states, allowing dynamic adjustment of linearity and sensitivity. In the ...

Equipment vendors are trying to convince mobile operators to spend money upgrading their networks to deliver faster Internet access, with two technologies battling for the bucks: LTE (Long Term ...

Ericsson has demonstrated one part of the technology that will make speeds of up to 42 Mbps (bits per second) possible in 3G networks. However, a lot of work remains before services can be launched.

T-Mobile US is not afraid of rocking the boat or shaking the apple tree; it’s Uncarrier moves to offer customers a better deal have been extended to the business offerings and it has aggressively ...

So, what do you do when legions of iPhone users continue to suck down massive quantities of mobile data? If you're AT&T, you promise an even faster route to do so. This week, America's exclusive ...

CAMPBELL, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Market research firm Infonetics Research released excerpts from its IP RAN and 3GPP Strategies and Vendor Leadership: Global Service Provider Survey, which analyzes ...

Third-generation (3G) cell-phone technologies have been a long time in coming. But they are with us now and are beginning to make a difference in cellular service, particularly in non-voice ...

So, we went back to ATT and VZW tonight to play with phones. First stop was ATT, I loaded up the SpeedTest.net app, turned WiFi off and let it go. The phone said it was on "4G" which I'm assuming to ...