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Monday, September 04, 2006
4G on the way
This explanation might come in handy: The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) defines 4G as a wireless technology that transfers data at 100 megabits per second while the user is moving and 1 gigabit per second when stationary.
We are of course talking shared access, like with other radio technologies, but even so this is fast.
What core technology will lead? I vote for WiMAX, but something else might pop up.
Quote: "After 2010, 4G will become the mobile service that embraces everything," Lee Ki-tae, president of Samsung's telecommunication networks business, told reporters.
Mobile companies develop new, faster 4G technology - Yahoo! News
We are of course talking shared access, like with other radio technologies, but even so this is fast.
What core technology will lead? I vote for WiMAX, but something else might pop up.
Quote: "After 2010, 4G will become the mobile service that embraces everything," Lee Ki-tae, president of Samsung's telecommunication networks business, told reporters.
Mobile companies develop new, faster 4G technology - Yahoo! News
