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Monthly Archives: September 2012
HTML5: Future Headache for Carriers?
HTML5 may be the future of mobile apps and the mobile web, but right now it’s having just a little bit of a PR crisis. That’s because last week Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg made the claim that developing a version of … Continue reading
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Fixing Wireless Data Congestion: Where to Start?
Carriers have the will and the resources to fix the wireless network overload problem. But where do they start? Move to 4G networks? Buy more spectrum? Add WiFi overlays? Use pricing as a way to control usage? Or, add more … Continue reading
Posted in Network Congestion
Tagged Android, bandwidth, data, Network Congestion, Open Channel, Signaling, smartphones, Wireless Congestion
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