Effective October 1, 2012, QUALCOMM Incorporated completed a corporate reorganization in which the assets of certain of its businesses and groups, as well as the stock of certain of its direct and indirect subsidiaries, were contributed to Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. (QTI), a wholly-owned subsidiary of QUALCOMM Incorporated. Learn more about these changes
What is LTE?
Its own evolutionary path running parallel with 3G’s, LTE provides high data rates and an enhanced user experience by leveraging new, wider bandwidth spectrum.
When it comes to wireless mobile networks, it is a heterogeneous world out there—there are a large number of small cells interspersed with macro cells. HSPA+ and LTE Advanced incorporate many techniques that effectively address the interference generated by such heterogeneous networks (HetNets), some of which are available today.
Car manufacturers have been engaged in horsepower wars for years, prompting some of us to brag endlessly about how quick and fast their cars are.
Soon, they’re going to start bragging about a new dimension of speed and power—wireless connectivity. A growing number of cars are now coming equipped with Wi-Fi hotspots.
Whether you love Thy neighbor or not, you will definitely love “Neighborhood small cells!”
Do you know Shannon? No, not your friend across the street. But that other guy who has a law by his name. Nice guy, but his law is kind of tough...
As the saying goes, “Challenges bring out the best in us.” And now we’re facing a formidable one: The 1000x challenge.
Quick question for you—what technology do you use when you make a voice call on your shiny new 4G LTE smartphone? Answer - 3G, and in some cases even 2G!
Sprint made the HTC EVO 4G LTE official at a launch party held in New York City yesterday. The EVO 4G LTE might be Sprint’s most ambitious smartphone yet, boasting 4G LTE, a Snapdragon S4 processor, and HD Voice—a new technology that was lauded heavily at the start of the event.
Qualcomm has spent the last few years working closely with Microsoft on its Windows Phone operating system for smartphones. To date, every one of these Windows Phones use a Snapdragon Processor, offering fast graphics, zippy web browsing, and long battery life. Because this collaboration has been so successful, Microsoft is making its next-generation Windows platform—for both PCs and Smartphones—available to Snapdragon processors as well.
Do you know how many radio technologies a modern smartphone or tablet can have in it? Here’s a list of all the flavors of 2G, 3G, and 4G cellular radios plus miscellaneous ones.
Would you believe that meeting data demand can be as easy as child’s play? No? Check out this video (after reading my blog of course)!