A quick note on other mobile news from yesterday before today’s Android news takes over. In addition to the new WiMAX products announced, Motorola launched its LTE Evolved Packet Core (EPC) solution, the WBC 700 portfolio. The important element here is that the WBC 700 completes Motorola’s “end-to-end” LTE solution. It’s the latest in a [...]
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Get ready for a slew of Motorola press releases over the next week… and no, I’m not talking about the much-anticipated Android announcements. First, from the current parade of conferences, we have news of new Motorola WiMAX products. The company has just launched two new CPE (customer premises equipment) devices and one new WiMAX access [...]
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With Broadband World Forum and IBC this week, and 4G World next week, there’s a lot of conference news starting to trickle out. And stay tuned, because that trickle looks to turn into a flood. To start, Motorola announced yesterday (not everyone was on holiday…) that Czech operator Magnalink has signed a deal for Motorola [...]
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With the latest DOCSIS 3.0 certification, it seems like an appropriate time to step back and look at Motorola DOCSIS 3.0 deployments around the globe. While there are plenty of MSO customers who don’t want to be named, here’s a map and key with all the deployments that have made public, and a few allusions [...]
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According to a new study by Forrester, as reported over at GigaOM, only one third of online Americans have home networks. Maybe I shouldn’t be shocked, but I am. I thought back when wireless networking gear took off that pretty much everyone would get networked at home. The old reason for setting up a home [...]
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