WiMAX

http://www.theindependentbd.com/business/others/82714-wimax-operators-set-to-go-aggressive.html WiMax operators set to go aggressive Picture Source: http://www.banglalionwimax.com/index.php/banglalion-media Author / Source : MASHIUR RAHAMAN DHAKA, dec 1: With the promise of high-speed internet connectivity at an affordable cost, the country’s two existing WiMax operators have geared up to secure greater market penetration in the years to come. Equipped with advanced 4G technology...Read Full Story

Qubee Pakistan Review The competition between the broadband companies, nowadays, isn’t hidden from any one, hence, obvious that if one succeeds from such a big rush in the competition, it definitely would be something like a big achievement on their behalf. Talk’s are on that Qubee could be one that’s the single gutsy broadband company to become the child born with a silver spoon within the mouth in the competition between internet service providers and the broadband companies. How Qubee...Read Full Story

With the proper focus, it's sometimes possible to see a business headed for trouble long before it occurs. Last summer, I told readers wireless service provider Clearwire Corp. (Nasdaq: CLWR ) was in deeper trouble than Wall Street analysts were publicly conceding. The analysts were carrying "buy" ratings, even when the business was starting to collapse. Since I looked at the stock, it has fallen nearly 80% in just 14 months. And from where I sit, there's another 100% potential downside from...Read Full Story

Members of Sprint Nextel’s board expect the carrier to make a “substantial” new investment in Clearwire, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal , reports Fierce Wireless The report cautioned that no final decision on funding Clearwire has been created. One source told the Journal that the precise size and timing of the investment will depend on how rapidly Clearwire can restructure its operations. The funding would support Clearwire into 2013. Sprint is expected to detail far more...Read Full Story

ClearWire, which is the BFF of 4G WiMAX has seen the light, whether it's from (longtime partner) Sprint's announcement of a partnership with LightSquared for LTE, or simply because of watching the fast pace of LTE's expansion. It's also a problem for ClearWire that WiMax has clearly been shown to be slower than Verizon's LTE in speed tests. Despite the fact that Verizon's theoretical peak is 100Mbps, while WiMax's is 128Mbps, at least one round of real-world testing has shown LTE with a 3-to...Read Full Story