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- How Smart Cells can improve Mobile Internet experience
- Steve Shipley to talk Smart Cells at Small Cells Asia 2012
- Small Cell Social Round Up - March 2012
- Small Cell Forum's Andy Germano at Mobile World Congress 2012
- Mobile World Congress 2012 at a Glance
- Farrukh Younus at Mobile World Congress 2012
- Mobile World Congress 2012: In Pictures
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- Mobile World Congress 2012: Day Two
- Mobile World Congress 2012: Day One
- Ubiquisys at Mobile World Congress 2012
- Small Cell Forum creation reflects rapidly changing market
- Operators are beginning to differentiate on whole network experience
- Will small cell hotspots make unreasonable backhaul demands?
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- Ubiquisys Femtocell Technology on show with Nokia Siemens at China PT/Expo
- SFR Offers Free Femtocells to all Customers and Changes Everything
- Will Franks presents on Small Cells at Cambridge Wireless – IET event
- EdgeCloud Preview at the Intel Developer Forum 2011
- Femtocell-powered Small Cells on the agenda at the China Femtocell Symposium
- Intel Developer Forum – The Countdown Begins
- ► August 2011
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- Engage with the Edge Cloud™ at the Intel Developer Forum 2011
- Femtocells World Summit 2011: Final Thoughts
- Femtocells World Summit 2011: Day Two
- Femtocells World Summit 2011: Day One
- Femtocells World Summit 2011
- From iCloud to Edge Cloud – is there a Small Cell Connection?
- Chris Gilbert on Intel & Texas Instruments Annoucements
- ► May 2011
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- Small cell terminology is evolving with the technology: Femtocell? Picocell? Microcell?
- How the Ubiquisys Activation System Cuts Customer Returns and Enables Complete Operational Flexibility
- Why the Ubiquisys Activation System is really about Supply Chain and Lifecycle Management for Small Cells
- Femtocell News: The Month in Femto – March
- Ubiquisys at Femtocells Asia 2011
- Ubiquisys reveals details of RadioLight - a light-bulb integrated femtocell
- ► March 2011
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- Infographic: What is a Femtocell?
- Ubiquisys at CTIA Wireless
- Network Norway’s New Femtocell Service for Business: Full Coverage - Harnessing SON to Increase Satisfaction and Productivity
- Well Done ‘SON’ – Femtocell Self Organising Networks
- How AT&T ShopAlerts Highlight the Potential of Femtocells and Small Cells for Location-based Services
- ► February 2011
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- Does Apple Dominate the Mobile Web Browsing Market?
- Ubiquisys at Mobile World Congress 2011: Round-up
- SFR USB Clip-on Femtocell seen at MWC 2011
- Small and Clever
- Product Preview: Public Wireless Intelligent Outdoor Femtocells at Mobile World Congress 2011
- Product Preview: SerComm Femtocells at Mobile World Congress 2011
- More Photos of the Attocell – The Personal Femtocell
- Q&A: Long Term Evolution (LTE) Simulation and Femtocell Intelligence
- ► January 2011
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- Femtocell Video: Why Clever Is The New Small
- Femtocell News: The Month in Femto - December
- Femtocell Intelligence: Not Always Small but Always Clever – The Rise of the Intelligent Cell
- SoftBank Japan Pioneers Satellite Femtocell for Rural Coverage
- Ubiquisys Snap-on Femtocell Device Infographic: A New Way to Integrate with your Home Gateway
- What is an Enterprise Femtocell?
- WiFi Hotspot Smartphone Hack: An Opportunity For Femtocells?
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Tag Archives: WiFi-based offload
Will small cell hotspots make unreasonable backhaul demands?
A growing number of industry experts are saying that small cell base stations could be central to the shape of future mobile networks. Because they provide their signal close to mobile users, the data speeds are close to maximum, battery … Continue reading
Femtocells – the new option for macro offload
In a post on the problem with WiFi-based offload, Dean Bubley makes an interesting point: “If I walk 5 minutes from home to my local tube station, I need to switch off WiFi temporarily, if I actually want to use … Continue reading
Posted in Developments
Tagged battery life, Dean Bubley, handover, notably interference, street environment, UMTS, WiFi-based offload
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