The Shanghai Expo is still months away from opening, but Motorola announced this week that it has already set up a showcase TD-LTE network for the spring and summer event. The successful demonstration this week included the world’s first indoor, over-the-air TD-LTE data sessions. As announced last fall, Motorola will be the main provider of [...]
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It’s been a week of convergence news in the television industry. Here’s a summary of the news, stats, and rumors to pop up in the last seven days. Cablevision to test PC-to-TV service While it’s unclear exactly how Cablevision plans to make its new media relay service work, the operator has put a stake in [...]
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With plenty of Motorola corporate news circulating, this seems an appropriate time to hear from one high-level exec with significant tenure in the company. I spoke to Senior Vice President John Burke a few weeks back about the set-top business; where it is today, how it got here, and where it’s headed. Here are his [...]
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Although LTE is just getting off the ground, the word on the street (already) is that LTE on its own may not be enough to satisfy wireless broadband demand. At the same time, according to an article in The Independent, mobile broadband sales in some mature markets are not growing fast enough to support major [...]
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Taking a break from the 4G coverage for a moment, Motorola co-CEO Sanjay Jha made some interesting remarks at Mobile World Congress this week in an interview reported by the Wall Street Journal yesterday. Regarding plans for a new company made up of Motorola’s Home and Mobile Devices businesses, Jha referenced technology in the works [...]
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