Comments on: WiMAX seen as a network to remain connected by data vendors http://www.kawoosa.com/wimax-seen-as-a-network-to-remain-connected-by-data-vendors/ Business decoded Mon, 21 Jun 2010 11:50:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Conrad Slomka http://www.kawoosa.com/wimax-seen-as-a-network-to-remain-connected-by-data-vendors/comment-page-1/#comment-78 Conrad Slomka Fri, 07 May 2010 21:05:09 +0000 http://kawoosa.com/?p=61#comment-78 I must say that your current blog is totally topical. I have been shelling out quite a lot of energy over the last couple weeks searching at what precisely is around and influenced by the fact that I am planning to launch a weblog. The information and facts you have place on here is literally to the point. It just appears to be so puzzling concerning all the technological innovations that are on the market, but I like the way your looks. Gotta take pleasure in where software has come through the past nine yrs. I must say that your current blog is totally topical. I have been shelling out quite a lot of energy over the last couple weeks searching at what precisely is around and influenced by the fact that I am planning to launch a weblog. The information and facts you have place on here is literally to the point. It just appears to be so puzzling concerning all the technological innovations that are on the market, but I like the way your looks. Gotta take pleasure in where software has come through the past nine yrs.

]]> By: David @ BTR http://www.kawoosa.com/wimax-seen-as-a-network-to-remain-connected-by-data-vendors/comment-page-1/#comment-37 David @ BTR Mon, 20 Apr 2009 21:56:02 +0000 http://kawoosa.com/?p=61#comment-37 I share your perspective, that both 4G wireless standards will happily coexist -- and will be applied based upon the application scenario. Also, while much of the attention goes to the wireless radio portion of the network -- it's the backhaul that can be the show-stopper for increased adoption. Apparently nearly 50% of mobile network failures in the U.S. today can be traced back to problems in the backhaul. That’s today -- with mostly voice, little data, almost no video on the mobile network. David Deans I share your perspective, that both 4G wireless standards will happily coexist — and will be applied based upon the application scenario. Also, while much of the attention goes to the wireless radio portion of the network — it’s the backhaul that can be the show-stopper for increased adoption.

Apparently nearly 50% of mobile network failures in the U.S. today can be traced back to problems in the backhaul. That’s today — with mostly voice, little data, almost no video on the mobile network.

David Deans

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