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Essay On ENCE
The document discusses Samsung's "The Next Big" advertising campaign which openly challenges Apple and portrays Samsung products as superior. The ads publicize the ongoing patent dispute between the two companies while dismantling Apple products. For consumers who have no brand allegiance, the ads provide reasons why Samsung products may be a better choice. However, the campaign risks further escalating tensions between the companies.
IOT Trend and Solution Development in Taiwan
Please contact Dr. Ming-Whei Feng or Anna Chen for any inquiries regarding III's Internet of Things (IoT) solutions, international collaborations, or smart living case studies.
Asian Carriers' Conference: The Changing Face Of Communication Acc Rob Van De...
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Ovum ZTE Presentation Jakarta
The document discusses the evolution of broadband networks and the path towards 5G. It covers the growth of 4G LTE networks globally and the rise in mobile video traffic. It also examines network transformation efforts by operators through SDN and NFV to virtualize networks. Case studies on AT&T and Telefonica's strategies are provided. The presentation concludes by looking at early 5G deployments planned in countries like Korea, China and Japan from 2018 onward and the high expectations for 5G networks.
Global moves toward mobile ‘openness’: Unpacking the concept, honing a frame
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2. It contrasts this with the current state of openness in wireless networks, which is more limited than wireline networks. Wireless networks still exercise significant control.
3. The document also examines network openness in China, where carriers allow unlocked devices but still block some content and applications for reasons such as spam or pornography. China is moving toward more full-service carriers with 3G licenses.
5G - An Ocean of New Opportunities
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Mobile services and its impact on GPDs and Return on Investment
Mobile internet and social networking are transforming society in three main ways:
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2) Social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter have seen explosive growth as people increasingly share and consume content online. This is changing how individuals and communities interact.
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Schilling Chapter 4
The document discusses competing mobile payment systems using near field communication (NFC) chips in smartphones. Major players like Apple, Samsung, and a joint venture between Google, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon had developed systems to enable contactless payments at point-of-sale by transferring payment credentials from mobile devices. These systems functioned similarly to existing credit card payments. The document then discusses how dominant designs emerge in industries and how network effects can reinforce a technology's dominance as more users and complementary assets are adopted.
5G, ROAD to a Super-Connected World
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Do LTE and Femtocells Need One Other?
This document discusses the intersection between LTE and femtocells. It argues that while LTE is moving forward without femtocells in the public story, the residential story is more complicated. It also notes that what is needed to fully realize the potential of LTE and femtocells together includes subsidies, applications, telling the LTE story beyond just capacity, developing multi-standard femtocells, and evangelism. The document concludes that the public LTE story is easy to understand but the residential intersection of LTE and femtocells is confounded by issues like WiFi, coverage versus capacity, and 3G capabilities.
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- It offers benefits to both enterprises and cellular operators by offloading traffic from the macro network to save costs.
- However, alternatives like WiFi and distributed antenna systems are already entrenched in enterprises.
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- 1. CTIA 2009: What Was HOT and What Was NOT P. Jarich Research Director, Mobile & Converged Core Current Analysis April 8, 2009 Washington DC / Paris
- 2. CTIA 2009: A Blast From the Past?
- 3. The NOT HOT: What Came Up Short of Expectations… Short Of Exciting? or The Mood attendance economy everything else WiMAX still kicking & finding niches waning support LTE Biz Model application uncertainty expertise uncertainty uncertainty uncertainty IMS vs. Applications Femtocells
- 4. The HOT: What Seemed To Capture Buzz – Worthy or Not? LTE 3G Extensions multi-standard RAN HSPA+ femtocells Government Largess stimulus support financing support Applications Core Evolved Packet Core femto integration transport / backhaul
- 5. CTIA 2009: Telecom Infrastructure Takeaways LTE core & backhaul justification Mobile Broadband “tipping point” Evolution Paths demos (yet, again) opportunity vs. fear – security – “real IP” – backhaul 3G HSPA+ HSPA+ momentum CDMA migration Huawei & Cox source: Starent
- 6. CTIA 2009: Telecom Infrastructure Takeaways Femtocells demos (yet again) enterprise (yet again) applications 3G vs. 4G WiMAX new infrastructure new devices & apps new momentum VS. Nokia the Naysayer Mobile Core Evolved Packet Core backhaul / microwave the recession vs. phased spending