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Worldwide LTE coverage is still patchy in spots, but overall deployments are progressing quickly

While the U.S. and Japan have built the largest 4G infrastructures, they are not necessarily the fastest, but in general, LTE coverage speeds are continuing to improve after five consecutive years of deployments

Videotron unveils 3G+ service on Google Nexus One

The Quebecor Media subsidiary announced today its new mobile service in Quebec and Ottawa along with some firsts for Canada: four new handsets and the Android 2.2 OS. An IDC Canada analyst expects Bell and Telus to soon respond with their own competitive offerings

Security concerns stifle mobile commerce: Survey

KPMG surveyed 300 Canadians and found eight per cent have made purchases from retailers using their mobile phones. Fewer than one in five feel comfortable using their wireless devices for financial transactions

Rogers won’t do unlimited data for iPad

Pre-ordering for the iPad has begun, but the enthusiasm faded as Rogers released its iPad data plan rates. The disappointment over no unlimited data package could change if Bell or Telus enter the space.

Apple dishes new iPad details on 3G, iBooks

After kicking off pre-orders for its hotly anticipated iPad, Apple is now revealing new details about the device's 3G networking capabilities and applications. Read about the specifics

3G buildouts push up U.S. mobile network investment

Analysts expect mobile infrastructure investment to rebound slightly this year in the U.S. This will be led by growing 3G construction, which is expected to offset 2G slowdown in developing countries this year

Watching the creative destruction of the mobile industry at MWC

The mobile device and infrastructure industries continued their familiar yet increasingly complex dance at last week's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona: Consumers and enterprises receive...

Huawei still eyes developed markets from outside

The Shenzhen, China-based company has been hurt in the U.S. by suspicions that the company may hold ties with the Chinese military. But it grew last year to become the fourth-largest infrastructure provider, after Nokia Siemens Networks, Alcatel-Lucent and Ericsson.

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