Research and Markets: LTE Strategies - Mobile Broadband Full Steam Ahead: LTE Advanced, the Real 4G, Will Be Launched in 2013

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By: Business Wire

Jan. 2, 2013 12:41 PM

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/rxpbs9/lte_strategies) has announced the addition of the "LTE Strategies - Mobile Broadband Full Steam Ahead" report to their offering.

The LTE technology has now been adopted in all geographical areas and is experiencing a rapid growth.

This report provides an overview of the latest trends in the fast growing LTE market and the reasons driving MNOs' migration to LTE. It also analyses operators' roll-out strategies, LTE networks, technical hurdles, the regulatory environment and LTE spectrum issues, in addition to spotlighting the key players' different strategies and what will change with LTE.

- With more than 26 million LTE subscriptions at mid-2012, the LTE ecosystem is growing fast. How fast do MNOs implement LTE?

- TD-LTE is now available commercially in 10 countries. How is the TD-LTE ecosystem developing?

- LTE Advanced will arrive sooner than expected - what impact will this have on MNOs' strategies?

- More than 14 frequency bands are already in use for LTE around the World. What are the consequences for devices and international roaming?

- VoLTE has been launched in August 2012 by three operators. What is the current status of VoLTE?

- How are LTE services priced?

- Which services are pushed by LTE operators?

Slideshow (Synopsis - PDF)

The report ships with a slideshow providing the reader with a synopsis of the study's essential points. It enables you:

- to share the principal findings rapidly with your colleagues

- to use the slides for your internal presentations

- or simply to browse through the main thoughts of the market study at a glance

Companies Mentioned

- Aero2

- AsiaSpace

- AT&T

- Augere

- Bell Mobility

- Bharti Airtel

- China Mobile

- Clearwire (Mobile WiMAX)

- CSL

- Dish Network

- E Plus

- Ericsson

- Hi3G

- HK CSL

- Huawei

- KT

- LG U+

- Maxis

- MetroPCS

- Mobily

- MTS

- NBN

- NetCom Norway

- Nokia Siemens Networks

- NTT DOCOMO

- P1

- Qualcomm

- Rogers Communications

- SK Telecom

- Sky

- SoftBank

- Sprint Nextel

- Tele2

- Telenor

- TeliaSonera

- T-Mobile

- T-Mobile USA

- Verizon Wireless

- Vodafone

- ZTE

For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/rxpbs9/lte_strategies

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