Pioneer's second report in the Commercial SDR series series looks at SDR in small form factor devices such as mobile handests, handhelds, PDA's, wireless broadband modems, pico/femtocells, M2M and automobile/vehicular applications  Report Details...

The migration and distribution of multimedia web content to mobile devices has only just scratched the surface. There is expected to be an explosive growth in mobile content in the next 5 to 10 years.  Report Details...

The wireless devices industry worldwide is driven by portability, miniaturization, power efficiency and consistent ROI, which are also its key desirable attributes. Nanotechnology principles, materials and techniques hold enormous potential.  Report Details...

SDR is seen as an enabler for 'multiprotocol multiband' (MPMB) support in commercial base stations. The period between 2007-17 is going to be a crucial period for MPMB SDR to evolve and be adopted in the commercial market.  Report Details...

Backhaul is an integral part of the cellular network and forms the largest OPEX component of the network. With 2006 being heralded as the year of mobile broadband, largely driven by 3G, cellular operators are realizing the need to control the rising data   Report Details...

Spurred by the desire to benefit the community they serve and by the threat of losing votes (not to mention the potential for supplementing the public coffers), municipal authorities, particularly in the United States but also in Europe and Asia, have lau  Report Details...

Backhaul is the network component that connects the subscriber access section of the network with its core switching and management elements. It accounts for about one-fifth of the overall mobile network cost.  Report Details...

The potential impact of Software Defined Radio on the wireless value chain is immense and will affect end-users, network operators, service providers, OEM suppliers, and the handset manufacturers, some positively, some negatively. "Software-Defined Radio  Report Details...

Is there a bright spot amidst the current telecom slump? Although attracting scant attention thus far, the market for Wireless Backhaul (WBH) equipment has been growing steadily and shows signs of a healthy market opportunity in the years to come.  Report Details...

E-commerce. DSL. WAP. M-Commerce. UMTS. Is Wireless Internet the next candidate for dashed dreams and business failures? Early market entrants such as Metricom and MobileStar have met with failure. Will they be joined by others?  Report Details...

Cellular? PCS? GSM? GPRS? CDMA? Bluetooth? 802.11b? The standards battle for mobile wireless networks continues. So what will future wireless networks that are capable of providing true broadband connectivity to handheld devices actually look like?  Report Details...

Driven by the need for increased capacity, global roaming capabilities, and the growing use of wireless data over the Internet, carriers are migrating to 3G infrastructures. In order to succeed, carriers must make profound changes in the core Mobile Switc  Report Details...

What is going on in the Broadband Satellite arena? Many satellite network providers have withdrawn from planned IPOs, are struggling to raise additional financing, or are far away from profitability. Recent failures of broadband satellite's cousins, the   Report Details...