Alcatel-Lucent has its cube-shaped lightRadio, and now Ericsson has a dot-shaped one, notes FierceWireless. Ericsson’s new Radio Dot System is a disk-shaped small cell that can fit in the palm of a hand and be placed on walls or ceilings to boost indoor voice and data coverage. Dots are connected and powered via standard internet […]
Verizon today announced an LTE Wireless Router with Voice. You can connect your landline phone to make calls through Verizon’s LTE network, combining voice and data on a Share Everything Plan. Verizon is targeting small business owners in need of a portable router and dedicated phone line. Rather than a home cable or DSL connection, […]
Nokia’s Innovation Reinvented event in Abu Dhabi next month will host the launch of at least six new devices, says The Verge, including at least two new Lumias. Nokia’s 1020 was announced earlier. It features a 41 megapixel camera sensor, optical image stabilization and high-resolution zoom. Up to this point, the expected high point of […]
Amazon has announced a $139 entry level tablet that is branded as the Kindle Fire HD. This is a brand new device that has upgraded specs from the prior Kindle Fire models. The 7 inch touchscreen has a resolution of 1280×800 pixels, 66% more pixels than the previous generation Kindle Fire. The Kindle Fire HDX […]
AT&T plans to use 700 MHz Lower D and E Block licenses for LTE Broadcast, reports Fierce Wireless. AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson disclosed the plans during an appearance at a Goldman Sachs Communacopia Conference this week. AT&T acquired the unpaired licenses from Qualcomm in December 2011, for $1.93 billion. The E Block in the 700 […]
The United States leads the rest of the world in LTE subscriptions, reports Mashable. There are more than twice as many American LTE subscribers (47 million) than subscribers in either South Korea (20 million) or Japan (14 million). However, South Korea (50 million) and Japan (128 million) are much smaller than the U.S. (314 million), […]
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