LiewCF.com: “4G, LTE, WiMax Explained” plus 3 more |
- 4G, LTE, WiMax Explained
- Malaysia Celcom iPhone 4 is Coming Soon. Pre-register Now.
- Roswell UFO and Alien Secret Document Revealed by FBI Vault!
- JenJOBS Online Fund Raising Campaign to Help Japan
| Posted: 12 Apr 2011 09:25 AM PDT Editor’s note: With the future of mobile broadband technology looking even faster and even more confusing, Spencer Hogg from Broadband Expert explains 4G to us. The mobile broadband service touted as 4G is presently more marketing terminology than an official technology recognized by a standards setting organization. Here are the basics of 4G, LTE, and WiMax explained. Two main flavors of 4G are beginning a battle for subscribers around the globe. The two main camps of 4G technology are WiMax (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) and LTE (Long Term Evolution). Technically speaking, the two standards are fundamentally similar. WiMax can be described as using a one way communications pipeline. Either the sender or receiver's voice or data can be flowing through the pipeline at one instant, but not both. This is imperceptible to the user since the switching of data flows happens extremely fast. LTE technology on the other hand provides true two way data flow. Both Wimax and LTE have very wide pipelines to send their data through, so speed on both far exceeds 3G and CDMA options widely available now. LTE has a wide range of channels over which to send data. Peak speeds vary depending on the channel, but can range between 140MBPS and 300MBPS. The upper end of the Wimax speed range is 72MBPS. While the top speed potential may seem to indicate an overwhelming advantage for LTE, the fasted existing rollouts of both Wimax and LTE services are on par with cable modem speeds, topping out at a maximum of approximately 60MBPS. Current mobile devices cannot adequately take advantage of even these speeds, however, since existing device battery life is compromised by faster data transmission. These limitations indicate there may be no current practical speed advantage for LTE over WiMax. Users wishing to employ the higher speeds now available from either 4G technology may want to do an analysis of which 4g service is available in the locales where they spend the most time. Service availability may indicate what kind of 4G hardware would be the wisest purchase. Long term, however, the speeds available for LTE and its strong marketing support may win the day. The two way communication technology of LTE would provide a speed advantage for games and video streaming. Evolution of mobile devices which can realistically take advantage of LTE maximum speeds may also contribute to LTE being the eventual victor. From a marketing standpoint worldwide, LTE has the most support by companies with the largest market shares. In the USA, LTE is championed by Verizon, ATT and T-Mobile while Sprint and Clearwire support WiMax. Large European carriers such as TeliaSonera and Vodafone are also backing LTE. The five largest carriers in Japan, NTT DoCoMo, KDDI, Softbank Mobile and EMOBILE are currently investing in future LTE capacity expected to be available to consumers within the next five years. Don't totally count WiMax out, however. Korea Telecom (KT) is expecting to have WiMax service available to 85% of the population in South Korea in 2011. KT's service will be the first to cover an entire nation with 4G capability. Taiwan's Tatung Company, with the help of the Japanese firm NEC is currently implementing WiMax in Taiwan. The top twenty carriers around the globe currently provide WiMax service to an estimated 9 million subscribers worldwide. Whatever the outcome of the battle for mobile standards dominance, consumers around the world will benefit from the higher speeds and more wide spread access of 4G service. This is a guest post by Spencer Hogg. If you would like to contribute too, please contact me. |
| Malaysia Celcom iPhone 4 is Coming Soon. Pre-register Now. Posted: 11 Apr 2011 11:27 PM PDT MALAYSIA: Celcom iPhone 4 to be released soon. Now you can register your interest at the Celcom iPhone 4 pre-register page. Read on for more information.The pre-register form writes: “Pre-register today to find out our attractive plans that suit any personality. Soon on Malaysia’s best network” Celcom is 9 moths later than Maxis and DiGi, both launched iPhone 4 register of interest pages in July 2010. Nevertheless, This is a good news for loyal Celcom fans who want to buy iPhone 4. Celcom iPhone 4 release date?I guess the Celcom iPhone 4 release date will be in June 2011. Rumor has it that no iPhone 5 announcement during WWDC 2011 (June), Celcom still can sell the iPhone 4 stock before iPhone 5 is released (maybe in September or later). Check out 5 reasons why you want to buy iPhone 4 now, and forget about iPhone 5. |
| Roswell UFO and Alien Secret Document Revealed by FBI Vault! Posted: 11 Apr 2011 10:12 PM PDT Roswell UFO is real, crashed on earth! Alien bodies found! FBI Vault has reveled the secret document kept for years since 1950. Read on for the full text of the document and download link. Written by Guy Hottel, a special agent in charge of the FBI’s Washington Field Office, Here is the memo he sent to the director of the FBI, J. Edgar Hoover.
(The informant’s name has been blacked out.) The document is filed under “Unexplained Phenomenon“] (where you can find other UFO documents, too) and it is available for free download here. About Roswell UFO Incident
Now, do you think UFO or alien exists? Are we not alone? [image courtesy of billy liar (Flickr)] |
| JenJOBS Online Fund Raising Campaign to Help Japan Posted: 11 Apr 2011 08:17 PM PDT MALAYSIA: As part of JenJOBS.com‘s (online recruitment portal) corporate social responsibility initiative, they are currently running an online fund-raising campaign for the Japan Earthquake/Tsunami disaster victims from 1-30th April 2011. All funds will be donated to World Vision’s emergency relief effort in Japan and other affected areas. Name of the donors will be displayed on the donor’s list page. |
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