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Cablevision rings up click-to-call from Web browsers

October 25, 2011 By Mike Robuck

Cablevision voice customers now can dial-up phone numbers from their Web browsers with once click of a mouse with the company’s new Optimum Voice Click-to-Call feature. Click-to-Call, which is free for Optimum Voice subscribers, lets users make phone calls from any website via a browser and Internet connection. The service is managed from the Optimum […]

Filed Under: Telecommunications, Wire and Cable Tips

Sprint plans 2013 LTE Advanced launch

October 25, 2011 By Maisie Ramsay, Wireless Week

What will Sprint do with the 800 MHz spectrum left over after it phases out its iDEN network? It will deploy LTE, but not just any flavor of the mobile broadband technology. Sprint said today it will use the airwaves to launch LTE Advanced in the first half of 2013. LTE Advanced, a faster version […]

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4G: Good timing for consumers

October 25, 2011 By Monica Alleven, Wireless Week

4G is going mass market, and it couldn’t be at a more opportune time, according to a new Yankee Group report, “4G creates opportunity for all ecosystem players.” By timing, the research firm (we presume) doesn’t mean it’s opportune because we’re here at the Yankee Group’s 4G World conference. Rather, it’s good timing because to […]

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C Spire ramps expansion for LTE prep

October 24, 2011 By Maisie Ramsay, Wireless Week

C Spire Wireless is pouring an additional $10 million into its network to harden its CDMA infrastructure ahead of its planned LTE launch. The cash will be used to expand C Spire’s CDMA EVDO coverage in 61 cities and 65 counties. The investment comes on top of the $90 million network expansion the company announced […]

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Fibertech Networks picks Ciena to provision backhaul network

October 24, 2011 By Mike Robuck

Fibertech Networks has teamed up with Ciena for the build-out of a mobile backhaul network for an unnamed wireless service provider in Connecticut. Fibertech is building fiber-based 10 Gbps backhaul connections to 250 cell towers to meet demand for 4G mobile broadband services. The new network will allow the service provider to deliver high-bandwidth applications, […]

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AT&T Wi-Fi access triples in Q3

October 24, 2011 By Andrew Berg, Wireless Week

Following on the heels of last week’s Q3 earnings, AT&T today announced that it has nearly tripled its Wi-Fi connections. The company said that users made 301.9 million Wi-Fi connections in the third quarter, more than 37 connections every second. That’s three times as many, up more than 282 percent, versus connections made in the […]

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Sprint nixes unlimited for data-only services; smartphones spared

October 21, 2011 By Maisie Ramsay, Wireless Week

Sprint CEO Dan Hesse has said the company will stop offering unlimited plans if they become unprofitable, and apparently that time has come – but only for some of its devices. Sprint told its customers yesterday that it would stop offering unlimited WiMAX service for tablets, laptops, USB modems and mobile hotspots. The change does […]

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Verizon will depend on LTE for growth

October 21, 2011 By Brian Santo and Maisie Ramsay, Wireless Week

A day after AT&T reported lower subscriber adds for U-verse, Verizon reported lower subscriber growth for its FiOS service. Verizon also underlined what has been said before: It isn’t planning to expand FiOS beyond its original target of 18 million homes passed – roughly two-thirds of its footprint. Broadband growth will therefore be based on […]

Filed Under: Telecommunications, Wire and Cable Tips

STMicroelectronics supplies cable modem chip to Chinese op

October 21, 2011 By Mike Robuck

Beijing Gehua Cable Television Network, a cable TV operator in Beijing, China, has selected STMicroelectronics’ integrated HD cable modem chip for deployment in set-top boxes to all of its subscribers. ST said Beijing Gehua’s customers would benefit from the STi7141’s integrated triple-play and cable modem function, dual-tuner personal video recorder (PVR), and video-on-demand features to […]

Filed Under: Telecommunications, Wire and Cable Tips

Shaw’s Q4 profit falls

October 20, 2011 By The Canadian Press

Shaw Communications saw its overall fourth-quarter profit fall by 32 percent, as losses from an abandoned wireless strategy offset gains elsewhere, according to the Calgary-based company’s financial report Thursday. The cable, Internet and satellite TV provider had $82.5 million in net income, or 18 cents per share, down from $121.6 million or 28 cents per […]

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