| Alcatel forms group to push LTE applications and more Alcatel-Lucent was set to launch an initiative Monday to help kick-start the LTE (Long-Term Evolution) market, though its far-reaching ambition suggests rival Cisco Systems may be the ultimate target. WiMAX coverage to reach 800 million by 2010, Intel says Intel (INTC) expects WiMAX deployment to increase rapidly over the next year as the company expects that 800 million people worldwide will have access to the technology by the end of 2010 Cisco: Mobile data traffic to grow 66-fold by 2013 A new report published by Cisco says that mobile Web traffic volume will double every year between now and 2013, when traffic will total roughly 2.2 million terabytes per month. Despite downturn, MobileAccess indoor mobile gear sells In the midst of seemingly endless dark news from technology companies, MobileAccess, developer of a platform that extends wireless signals indoors, is providing a rare bright spot. What roles will broadband wireless assume? There are a lot of unknowns that get in the way when trying to predict what roles the various mobile broadband technologies will settle into over time. One is simply that it's difficult to get proponents of each camp to state what speeds end user services will actually support. Though that seems like a straightforward question, per-user wireless bandwidth inherently is only as good as the amount of spectrum the operator has, how many people are on the network at once, how the operator implements the service, the size of the backhaul network...the list goes on. Double your 3G option with Gobi technology The ability to get online anywhere with a 3G cell network data card goes a long way toward delivering on the promise of mobility. But those who use Verizon's network and find themselves in an AT&T-only area (or vice versa) have been out of luck. Cisco: Mobile data traffic to grow 66-fold by 2013 A new report published by Cisco says that mobile Web traffic volume will double every year between now and 2013, when traffic will total roughly 2.2 million terabytes per month. Did Borat help Cisco bring its Mobile WiMAX technology to make benefit for glorious nation of Kazakhstan? Brad Reese has got a hilarious take on Cisco's latest WiMAX plans, complete with Borat video. February giveaways from Cisco Subnet and Microsoft Subnet
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