4G is starting to take shape, and it seems all the players want to avoid a big, prolonged battle between WiMAX and LTE. Not that it’s going to be much of a battle. Both Sprint and Clearwire are making noises that suggest they’re not putting all their chips on WiMAX. We’ve already discussed on TechClicker [...]
Posted in Consumer Electronics, Content Delivery, Phones, Technology 
Tags: 4G, HTC EVO 4G, LTE, Sprint, WiMAX 
No Comments »The 2010 CTIA Wireless trade show in Las Vegas has come and gone. Of the many phones bouncing around at the event, for me the HTC EVO 4G and the Samsung Galaxy S stood out. Both promise to be great phones in and of themselves, while at the same time providing a small peak at [...]
Posted in Consumer Electronics, Phones Tags: 4G, Android, CTIA, HTC, HTC EVO 4G, LTE, PowerVR SGX540, Samsung, Samsung Galaxy S, Snapdragon, WiMAX 1 Comment »With the pace of technology moving as fast as it does, early adopters often find themselves committed to one of several competing technologies that may not survive to large scale maturity (think HD-DVD vs Bluray). Because of this, it’s really easy to appreciate devices that combine compatibility between rival platforms, thus offering a hedge to [...]
Posted in Internet, Networking, PCs and Laptops, Web Technology, Wireless Tags: 4G, Beceem, LTE, Motorola, WiMAX 1 Comment »Where would we be without Internet access? For some, being offline for more than a few minutes can cause mild panic and withdraw symptoms. Fortunately, as Internet service providers deploy increasing amounts of wireless infrastructure, such as 4G wireless and WiMAX networks, the thirst for broadband can easily be quenched for those willing to pay for it. While [...]
Posted in Internet, Technology Tags: 4G, Aircell, airplane, Gogo, in-flight broadband, Internet, WiFi, WiMAX 3 Comments »
