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Nokia Siemens Networks expects five billion people to be connected to the web and a 100-fold traffic increase in the networks by 2015. Wireless access to the Internet will be in step with wireline access. Access via mobile phone supporting enhanced data applications will complement notebook based usage...

Nokia Siemens Networks expects five billion people to be connected to the web and a 100-fold traffic increase in the networks by 2015. Wireless access to the Internet will be in step with wireline access. Access via mobile phone supporting enhanced data applications will complement notebook based usage...

Mobile networks continue to develop at an exciting pace. In ten years, mobile networks may well support services beyond that of today’s multi-megabit fixed connections, while the amount of data traffic on mobile networks could surpass that of today's broadband connections in the next decade...

Executive summary The first release of LTE, as standardized in 3GPP Release 8, delivers peak data rates of up to 173Mbps and allows the maximization of the total data throughput on a given frequency spectrum allocation. The operators’ total cost of ownership of LTE is further reduced by the flat...