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The Navy Is Equipping Its Ships With 4G Networks [Military]
Bandwidth on Navy ships is a scarce, expensive commodity. For sailors using non-essential systems, like recreational computers? Dial-up speeds - if they're lucky. But by the end of the year, for the first time, the Navy will put a 4G LTE wireless network aboard some of its ships, giving a whole n...
Global LTE Fragmentation Is A Big Problem For Apple
LTE frequency bands are largely region-specific Apple has faced some challenges already when it comes to LTE on the new iPad and it looks like there will be more challenges to come as nearly 60% of mobile carriers worldwide expect to launch LTE service over the next 18 months. To date, the new iP...
RIM's PlayBook Gets LTE Approval - Does Anyone Really Care?
RIM gets FCC approval for LTE PlayBook Late last week, RIM got FCC approval to ship LTE models of its BlackBerry PlayBook tablet. The news isn’t a complete surprise. RIM had announced plans for a 4G PlayBook option last year when the tablet originally shipped. Sprint was the targeted as the...
Cable Companies Band Together To Offer Free 4G/LTE Alternative
Cable companies begin offering free roaming Wi-Fi to customers LTE devices, including iPads, offer users two major advantages: speeds typically faster than many wired providers (in my neck of the woods, Verizon LTE is just over twice as fast as Time Warner’s Roadrunner Turbo) and ubiquitous...
Despite Qualcomm chip shortages, analyst says next iPhone will feature LTE
With all of the recent talk regarding the next-generation iPhone’s display, the LTE rumors seem to have faded to the background. Maybe it’s because folks are assuming that, after the third-gen iPad, the feature is a lock for Apple’s next smartphone.Gene Munster certainly seems t...
Verizon clarifies: Unlimited data plans to die slow death
Unlimited Data will no longer be available to customers when...
AT&T 4G LTE Crawls Its Way To Three New Cities
While Verizon is busy setting the U.S. ablaze with 4G LTE, AT&T continues their embarrassingly slow rollout. In a less than exciting announcement, AT&T has informed us that three new cities have been blessed with their 4G LTE network. Those of you living in the following cities will now ...
Report: LTE Connections To Hit 90 Million By Year's End, 1 Billion By 2017
By now, we’re pretty familiar with the term 4G LTE. But that in and of itself is somewhat surprising. It took 12 years for GSM wireless technology to reach one billion connections, and WCDMA took 11 years. But LTE will hit the same mark in just seven years of existence, according to a new r...
Verizon clarifies plans to discontinue grandfathered unlimited data plans
Verizon’s CFO Fran Shammo caused quite a commotion yesterday when he said the carrier was going to be discontinuing grandfathered unlimited data plans this summer. “Everyone will be on data share.”Folks are upset over the comments because up until this point, Verizon has allowed...
Verizon Unlimited Data Not Quite Dead, But There's No Point In Keeping It [Verizon]
Verizon dropped the bad, bullshit news yesterday: It's killing all grandfathered unlimited data plans next year. Thanks to a statement from Verizon to the NY Times, we know exactly how it plans to do so. The answer? You can keep the plans, but it makes absolutely no financial sense to do so. More...
