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PrintMobile Broadband: The Future
Mobile broadband adoption has reached a tipping point with 1.2 billion mobile subscriptions, the growth of the mobile internet ecosystem and availability of more powerful devices at affordable price points.
As part of a collaborative initiative, we are bringing together diverse minds in mobile, technology and broadband at a webinar to co-curate a vision and manifesto for the future of mobile broadband.
In February, we will then present our collective views shared during this webinar as well as via blog posts and discussions online as a roadmap of what broadband must achieve.
Join the online discussion using #MBBfuture and follow a summary of the discussions on this page as well as our blog.
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Students come up with inspiring design ideas for mobile antennas
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Mobile Broadband: The Future. A Vision Paper
As part of a collaborative initiative, we brought together diverse minds in mobile, technology and broadband at a webinar recently to share their points of view and opinions on the future of mobile broadband . The vision paper below incorporates some of their thoughts on #MBBFuture. Mobile Broadband: The Future Vision Document 2 View more documents from Nokia Siemens Networks You can listen...
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Nokia Siemens Networks achieves world-record 1.4 Gbps in LTE-Advanced demo
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How active antennas help operators get more capacity and coverage from macro sites, and give smartphones more bandwidth
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