Clearwire may have five times more 4G spectrum than its competitors, but AT&T and Verizon point out 700 MHz isn’t the only band they can use for LTE
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The Navajo Tribal Utility Authority (NTUA) is waiting for federal broadband stimulus dollars. If it receives the grant, the utility will deploy and LTE network using 700 MHz spectrum across 15,120 square miles of desert. The plan is to deploy a 550-mile fiber backbone and microwave links to connect some 30,000 households in the Navajo Nation, which stretches across parts of Arizona, New Mexic...
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FierceBroadbandWireless on 11th Mar 2010 (via fiercebroadbandwireless.com)
PC Magazine - If recent speed tests are any indication, Verizon's new 700 MHz 4G LTE network will be "significantly faster" than the carrier's current 3G deployment, the company said Monday.
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Yahoo on 8th Mar 2010 (via us.rd.yahoo.com)
The FCC's proposal to re-auction the D Block of the 700 MHz spectrum band--part of a broader effort to create an interoperable, pubic-safety broadband network--has sparked a mixed bag of reactions. The wireless carrier community has been muted on the issue, but a major public-safety group has expressed its disappointment with the plan. Yesterday, FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski said the commi...
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FierceWireless on 26th Feb 2010 (via fiercewireless.com)
Genachowski recommends national wireless broadband public safety network has access to the entire 700 MHz band
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TelephonyOnline on 25th Feb 2010 (via feedproxy.google.com)
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski said the commission's national broadband plan will call on Congress to allocate $16 billion to $18 billion over 10 years to help build an interoperable, pubic-safety broadband network--a bold effort to move forward on an issue that has stymied the FCC for years. He also said the plan would call for a re-auction of the D Block of the 700 MHz spectrum band, and s...
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FierceWireless on 25th Feb 2010 (via fiercewireless.com)