Mobile networks have matured over the last two decades from a data speed perspective, but they continue to evolve to enable many new use cases for people and IoT (Internet of Things) devices. Today, the 4G and 5G use the same technologies worldwide; however, it wasn’t the case before the fourth generation of mobile networks. […]
What do the terms 1G, 2G, 3G, 4G and 5G really mean? Read More »
Mobile networks have used several cellular technologies worldwide for their evolution from 1G through to 5G. During the 2G and 3G eras, two distinct tracks were created for the future development of mobile networks. These tracks, GSM and CDMA, continued to progress separately until 4G LTE was introduced to streamline the future growth of mobile
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EVDO or Evolution-Data Optimized was introduced in the CDMA2000 networks to provide high-speed mobile data. Another standard, EV-DV or Evolution Data and Voice, was introduced in CDMA networks to provide integrated voice and data. LTE is the 4G migration path for all 3G mobile networks, including CDMA2000 and UMTS. HSPA is a similar technology to
Is EVDO in 3G CDMA networks different from HSPA and LTE? Read More »
GSM, UMTS and LTE are three mobile communications technologies that provide cellular connectivity to a large number of mobile networks across the globe. While GSM and UMTS started their journey primarily in Europe, they are now the leading mobile communications technologies worldwide alongside LTE. GSM, UMTS and LTE are cellular technologies that enable second (2G),
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