Technology giant Ericsson has been chosen as the leader in LTE within the "Leaders" quadrant of its 2015 Magic Quadrant for LTE Infrastructure report by Gartner, Inc., the information technology research and advisory company. The report examines vendors of end-to-end (radio and core) LTE network infrastructure and positions them based ...
img:telecomtalkinfo.com After launching 4G intenet in the country in October last year, the Rwandan governemnt is considering reducing the costs by 50% folowing the low adoption rae by the market where they have been complaints of the technology not being economically viable. The New Times ...
Late last year, Safaricom launched 4G-LTE Advanced in Nairobi Safaricom has announced it will expand the service countrywide in partnership with Nokia Networks, in a deal that will see users get access to Internet with peak speeds of up to 100 Mbps. Nokia will also modernize and expand Safaricom's 2G ...
Algerie Telecom (AT) now has more than 250 base transceiver stations (BTS) that can support fixed wireless Long Term Evolution (LTE) technology for 100, 00 customers General Manager Azouaou Mehmel has revealed. According to the El Moudjahid news source, there are two 4G-enabled BTS in each of the country’s 48 wilayas (provinces) ...
Smile Communications has launched its 4G/LTE network on 800 MHz spectrum in Lagos, Nigeria after launching it in Ibadan, a year earlier. The February 2014, commercial launch in Lagos, makes it the first to launch 4G/ LTE technology in West Africa, promising improved mobile broadband experience using an Ericsson LTE ...
Nigeria's Internet Services Provider (ISP), Spectranet Limited has launched its 4G LTE Internet Wireless Broadband Network in the country, following the Federal Government's mandate requiring service providers operating in the country to migrate to Long Term Evolution (LTE) technology, making Spectranet the first ISP to launch 4G LTE in the country. ...
Econet Wireless Zimbabwe has launched Long Term Evolution (LTE) networks, joining ranks as one of Africa's first countries to evolve to LTE, a technology that allows the fastest mobile Internet speeds possible on a cell phone, which is still not available in most European and Asian countries. Econet Zimbabwe's LTE ...
