By Arch Stanton on February 8, 2010

Today's web is full of articles and discussion about Mobile Broadband. We like to read Om Malik, whose crew of subject matter experts frequently add value on the topic. But what exactly is Mobile Broadband? How do wireless operators provide it? What makes it fast? Or slow? We've implemented stat-of-the-art 3G Mobile Broadband for a tier 3 regional CDMA operator in the US, and we'll be providing insight into how this fiendishly complicated technology works, and what, if anything, you might do to improve your experience.

By Arch Stanton on September 17, 2009

Stats

Mobile Broadband Growth in the US expected to double over the next two years.

• 11 M - 2009
• 19 M - 2010
• 28 M - 2011

2.5 GHz Spectrum in U.S., averaging 120 MHZ in major markets

540 Mbps per cell site vs. 45 190 Mbps from the competition

Launch dates

• launch to existing customers November 1. all existing customers will be swapped out at no cost for new Clear antenna.
• Launch to new customers December 1. Change branding from Clearwire to Clear.

Pricing

By Arch Stanton on August 17, 2008

We're pleased to announce that TeleTips Network is partnering with Telecom Voices, adding our voice to their coverage of Telecoms. Telecom Voices is a site dedicated to rebroadcasting blogs focused on Telecoms, allowing a wide diversity of Telecoms ideas to be found and read on a single web site. The posts of TeleTips Network will begin appearing there immediately.

It is the shared hope of Telecom Voices and TeleTips Network that this move increases the level of discussion and adds value for our mutual readers.

Give Telecom Voices a listen, and consider adding them to your daily rotation. We'll talk to you there, too!

By Arch Stanton on August 13, 2008

We recently had an opportunity to add an IP Pool to the Starent 16000 PDSN in our Nortel CDMA network. It is standard procedure that any network activity that has the potential to impact service must be performed during a low traffic period, (aka "the maintenance window") and must be accompanied by a written method of Procedure ("MOP".) Writing a MOP is not a very exciting activity, and in fact, takes a significant effort to get right. However, on the few occasions when the procedure went sideways, a well-written MOP was handy for resolving the issue, and in the worst cases, keeping us out of trouble in the post-mortem that followed.

Procedures that are frequently done benefit from a MOP by serving as a guideline for new engineers. Infrequently done procedures benefit by having a detailed reminder of what to, and not, do.

Read on for those details.

By Arch Stanton on August 12, 2008

Google has caved to pressure from the International Olympic Committee and pulled a video from YouTube which shows a protest about the subjugation of a peace-loving Himilayan country by an unelected dictatorship. Here is a link to the video, thanks to Slashdot.

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