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The Application of Land Use/Land Cover (Clutter) Data to Wireless Communication System Design

Land use/land cover (LULC) data can play a significant of role in designing wireless communication systems.

Source: EDX | 03/25/2009

An Analysis of the Benefits of Uplink MIMO in Mobile WiMAX Systems

This paper discusses the improvements that uplink MIMO brings to Mobile WiMAX network deployments and introduces a new technique based on uplink MIMO, tile switched diversity (TSD).

Source: SEQUANS Communications | 03/25/2009

Intel - Broadband Wireless

The New Era in Communications

Source: Intel | 03/25/2009

Cutter Consortium

The Next Big Thing in Wireless

Source: | 03/25/2009

Communications and Strategies

The Next Wireless Wave: Exploring WIMAX Technology

Source: | 03/25/2009

Alvarion - Mobile WiMAX

Personal Broadband Services for Enhancing Lifestyles and Productivity

Source: | 03/25/2009

Berkeley Varitronics - Multipath Measurement in Wireless Communication Systems

The behavior of a communication channel is not always well defined. Wireless communication relies on a propagation channel to carry information from one point to another. Hence, it is mandatory to characterize wireless communication channels for optimizing the performance of a communication system. This technical brief attempts to clarify the requirement of multipath measurement for a wireless communication system.

Source: | 03/25/2009

Overcoming the limitations of fixed wired access technologies

Governments globally are starting to prioritize broadband as a key political objective for all citizens to overcome the “broadband gap” also known as the “digital divide”.

Source: Siemens | 03/25/2009

Broadband Wireless: The New Era in Communications

There’s no doubt the world is going wireless – faster and more broadly than anyone might have expected. In this visionary paper, Intel demonstrates this new reality and predicts that billions of people will gain high-speed Internet access – wirelessly – within the next decade.

Source: Intel | 03/25/2009

Accelerating Wireless Broadband

Broadband has been a long time coming, and for most people it’s still not here yet.

Source: Intel | 03/25/2009

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Indoor Positioning and Navigation – The Next LBS Frontier?
We frequently hear and read about navigation and positioning along the highways and byways, but what about “indoor positioning”? In areas where GPS doesn’t work - inside a building, like a mall - what can you use to find your way? How might someone find you if disaster strikes and you are trapped? Tristian Lacroix, the vice president of business development for IndoorLBS.com, provides an update on the technologies and applications that have bubbled to the top after years of research and trials. MORE >

UK Broadband 'close to bringing WiMax to the market'
Wireless broadband services based on WiMax technology could be made available in the UK in the coming months, according to reports. Talking to PC Pro, Martin Petheram, Director of Commercial Development at UK Broadband, said the company is close to confirming plans on how it can be made available. MORE >

Samsung Leading 4G Revolution Worldwide With Its Commercial Mobile WiMax Solutions
When it comes to mobile technology, Samsung (News - Alert) Electronics needs no introduction. Through a recent press release, this Korean Electronic giant announced that coverage of the company's 4G Mobile WiMAX (News - Alert) networks can reach 200 million people around the globe. The company also proudly informed that currently more than 3 million Mobile WiMAX 4G subscribers are enjoying super-fast and high-quality broadband wireless services using Samsung technology. MORE >

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