Long Term Evolution is the next big thing in mobile wireless broadband, but design engineers working on LTE, as well as the more mature WiMax, have their work cut out for them in testing devices and ...

Mountain View, CA. Consumer desire to surf the Web, make payments, and use entertainment services on mobile devices is bringing long-term evolution (LTE) and LTE-advanced (LTE-A) standards to the ...

There are lots of milestones that go along with rolling out a completely new type of mobile service like LTE. One of the milestones is to test the conformance of LTE handsets with older networks and ...

Although smartphone sales are booming, so too are smartphone returns. With an unsustainable smartphone return rate of 15-20% (of which some reports say over 40% are “No Fault Found”) (1), wireless ...

Our May print edition includes a special report on LTE-Advanced (LTE-A), which represents the next progression in the long-term evolution of the 3GPP's cellular communications standards. LTE-A ...

LTE’s been the chosen 4G standard for a while—AT&T, Verizon and others are going that way. Sprint, the lone stalwart, has been pursuing WiMax glory. But GigaOM ...

In spite of all of its hype, WiMAX is not the only standard causing a stir these days or being called a “killer app.” Another technology that has achieved this illustrious title is Long Term Evolution ...

The announcement this week of a final testing protocol aimed at discovering, once and for all, whether LTE-U technology can coexist peacefully with existing Wi-Fi networks has the LTE-U camp up in ...

As communications technology advances, the public safety community is looking to capitalize on the changes. “By history and tradition, we have many thousands of separate communications systems for ...

Several mobile phone operators and equipment manufacturers have teamed to test high-speed LTE (Long-Term Evolution) mobile phone technology in a race to dominate next-generation wireless networks. The ...

Brian Bennett is a former senior writer for the home and outdoor section at CNET. T-Mobile just took a bold, new step by shredding the contracts for its plans plus launching its new 4G LTE data ...