LTE License Assisted Access is a carrier aggregation technology that would allow operators to use more spectrum and bring faster downloads and uploads.
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So, forget the whole MWC 2017 thing, let's just do a whole podcast on Snapchat Spectacles, LTE-U and Android Pocky. How's about that?
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The FCC has given the go-ahead to push cell towers into the 5GHz range where most of it is being used by Wi-Fi. Will things go as well as expected?
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We’ve been focusing on some high-level coverage in terms of the future technology we might be using and on what standards we’ll be using them on. Our Jaime Rivera reported on AT&T’s blueprint for Internet of Things devices during CTIA. Another “out there” thing we’re looking at is the proliferation of unlicensed LTE spectrum or LTE-U, as it’s known.These bits of spectrum are typically in the 5GHz range, really intended for network coverage around arenas, parks and other ...
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