Podcasts about Mobile broadband

Are you overpaying for mobile, broadband or TV? Is it a bother to switch? And will your service suffer in quality if you change provider? Irish and Sunday Independent Technology Editor Adrian Weckler discusses how you can save on mobile, broadband and TV amid price hikes this month. Today's episode of the Indo Daily comes from our sister podcast The Big Tech Show. Head to www.mypodcastfeedback.com, pop in code INDO and fill out the short survey to be in with the chance of winning a €500 OneforAll voucher.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Farmers should be pleased to see funding committed in the next 5 years for mobile and internet coverage in regional areas, with faster internet speeds promised for 660,000 regional Australians - but they'll have to compete to get a share of that investment in funding rounds

Shopify has been using its e-commerce platform to provide an easy path for partners to sell products online for more than 15 years. Reach Mobile believes its platform offers something similar for the worlds of mobile, home broadband, the Internet of Things (IoT) and, more recently, connectivity for enterprises."Reach is doing to the telecom networking industry what Shopify did to e-commerce," Reach Mobile founder and CEO Harjot Saluja asserted on the Light Reading Podcast. "We built a digital stack that allows companies, any client, to leverage the network and monetize it in many different ways, but in a very, very simple manner." An example he points to is WideOpenWest (WOW), a competitive cable/fiber service provider that recently launched a mobile service in partnership with Reach Mobile. "They [WOW] can just focus on marketing and distribution, and our platform does everything else," Saluja explained, noting that his company is pursuing similar types of mobile service partnerships with other US cable and broadband operators. Reach Mobile, Saluja said, can apply its model to other service categories, including fixed wireless access, wired broadband and even IoT. Reach Mobile tends to get lumped into a segment of the market known as the mobile virtual network enabler, or MVNE. Saluja agrees with that general characterization, but believes the point-of-sale baseline associated with the MVNE concept oversimplifies what Reach's platform provides. "There's another 95% that you're not solving," he said, pointing to elements such as customizable and personalized transaction messages and in-app notifications and SIM tracking. "Traditionally, the MVNEs don't think of it that way. They are basically giving you some APIs [application programming interfaces] so that you don't have to work with the carrier underneath … I think we are an MVNE, because we do the enabling, but that's like 5% of our solution." You can download a lightly edited transcript of the podcast here. If you want to skip around and listen, here are a few topics discussed during this podcast: A brief overview of Reach Mobile and why the company believes it is doing for the telecom networking industry what Shopify did for e-commerce (1:00) A drill-down into Reach's approach to support not just mobile, but also fixed wireless, wired broadband services and even IoT (2:46) An exploration of Reach's home broadband use case, including how the company can help service providers create "flanker brands" or develop other types of service options, including premium or prepaid options (6:00) An update on Reach Mobile's deal with WideOpenWest and its ongoing engagement with the cable industry and wireless ISPs about developing similar types of mobile products (14:00)Reach Mobile views itself as a mobile virtual network enabler (MVNE), but believes that characterization over-simplifies the capabilities of its platform (20:00) An overview and update on Reach's new connectivity-as-a-service for the enterprise services sector (25:00) — Jeff Baumgartner, Senior Editor, Light Reading Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In 2019, the Trump administration brokered a deal allowing TMobile to buy Sprint as long as it helped Dish Network stand up a new 5G network to keep the number of national wireless carriers at 4 and preserve competition in the mobile market. Now, in 2022, Dish's network is slowly getting off the ground. And it's built on a new kind of wireless technology called Open Radio Access Network, or O-RAN. Dish's network is only the third O-RAN network in the entire world, and if O-RAN works, it will radically change how the entire wireless industry operates. I have wanted to know more about O-RAN for a long time. So today, I'm talking to Tareq Amin, CEO of Rakuten Mobile. Rakuten Mobile is a new wireless carrier in Japan, it just launched in 2020 – it's also the world's first Open RAN network, and Tareq basically pushed this whole concept into existence. I really wanted to know if ORAN is going to work, and how Tareq managed to make it happen in such a traditional industry. So we got into it – like, really into it. Links: Rakuten Rakuten Edge Cloud "Nobody ever got fired for buying IBM" Rakuten Group to Acquire Mobile Industry Innovator Altiostar Gadgets 360 Massive MIMO Transcript: https://www.theverge.com/e/23061797 Credits: Decoder is a production of The Verge, and part of the Vox Media Podcast Network. Today's episode was produced by Creighton DeSimone and Jackie McDermott and it was edited by Callie Wright. The Decoder music is by Breakmaster Cylinder. Our Sr Audio Director is Andrew Marino. Our Editorial Director is Brooke Minters. And our Executive Producer is Eleanor Donovan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

When it comes to connectivity on construction sites, fixed lines are often out of the question. Deployment takes months, and some rural locations are simply infeasible for installation. Meanwhile, workers need connectivity not only for IT, but predictive maintenance to tell them when equipment is close to breaking and becoming a danger to use. So how do you connect temporary construction sites as quickly as possible?Join our Sales Director Bernie McPhillips and Business Development Director Rich Crossingham  as they explain how we helped a partner build connectivity for both rural and temporary construction sites—all using intelligent mobile connectivity.And they'll reveal how we saved the client hundreds of hours and thousands in costs in the process.

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BT has given their final deadline of December 2025 for the PSTN / ISDN switch-off. But it's years away, so is it really something you should worry about right now?Turns out, yes—and in a big way.Tune in and find out what exactly the PSTN is, what exactly is happening to it, why you should care, and how you can prepare right now with intelligent mobile data. Guest starring Julien Parven from Daisy Communications!

Look at any industry today and you'll quickly find it's all about user experience. Are customers getting the solutions they need, connected in ways that work for them? Is it digitally convenient for them? Devices themselves aren't so important anymore; what matters is what results they enable. This is causing major changes across the telecoms industry, and mobile data's ubiquity and flexibility puts it at the heart of that change.Our Sales Director Bernie McPhillips and Business Development Director Rich Crossingham took over the podcast this month to examine this change and debunk some of the misconceptions around mobile data. Give it a listen.

On this episode of the Futurum Tech Podcast – Interview Series I am joined by Durga Malladi, Senior Vice President and General Manager, 5G, Mobile Broadband and Infrastructure for Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. for an exciting conversation about the key announcements made during Mobile World Congress 2021.   Qualcomm's Key Announcements at MWC 2021   In our conversation we discussed the following:   A quick recap of MWC 2021 so far   An exploration of the innovation we see happening in mobility and connectivity   What Qualcomm's announcements around small cells mean for the market and for Qualcomm   An overview of 5G Accelerator Card   How 5G Accelerator Card will enable faster 5G deployments   Qualcomm has made some big announcements this week. If you'd like to learn more about each one check out their website and press releases or listen to the full episode below. Don't forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode.   Disclaimer: This show is for information and entertainment purposes only. While we will discuss publicly traded companies on this show, the contents of this show should not be taken as investment advice.

Our friend Mark Riddell, connectivity expert and Head of Indirect Channel at Abzorb, joined us to talk about mobile data and IoT's role in eliminating the digital divide.The digital divide remains an issue around the world and here in the UK. Up to 6% of UK homes have no internet access, and many more still rely on choppy ADSL or even their mobile phones for connectivity. And the pandemic intensified the issue with the shift to working and studying online. Tune in to find out how mobile data and IoT can help in ways fixed-line connectivity can't, and what you can do to get involved if you're a channel partner. 

Let's talk some strategy! We have guests from Ericsson's Strategic Customer Engagements team with us today to talk about their new report "Capturing business opportunities beyond mobile broadband" which is a guide for communication service providers wanting to venture into the B2B sphere of providing connectivity not only to smartphone users, but also enterprises. Dowload the report here: https://foryou.ericsson.com/capturing-opportunities-beyond-mbb-download.html

In this episode we look at the Telstra mobile broadband packages for 4G & 5G modems, and Month to Month vs Prepaid plans

This month's IoT podcast is all about our newest recruit Dr Arslan Usman , the System Architect tasked with spearheading our push to 5G.Join our MD, Dan Cunliffe, and Arslan as they delve into his academic credentials, what he'll be bringing to our 5G project… and his secret talent!Following the launch, the next step was to recruit a top-class, qualified, and talented graduate into our team to unite the commercial and academic sides of the 5G Project. Introducing Dr Arslan Usman, our new System Architect!Having completed his PhD in IT Convergence Engineering in South Korea, Arslan is credited with over 30 academic publications within the Wireless Communications field, with a heavy focus on 5G wireless networks.He'll be bringing his unique skill set and technical expertise straight to our new London office, where he'll be conducting in-depth research and evaluation of technologies for the 5G Project. Liaising with both Kingston University's research body and our London team, he'll transition the research into reality, and establish a business case for the technology that will culminate in deployment with one of our partners.

Listen In To Learn How 5G will impact AI applications, self-driving cars, telemedicine and more The timeline for 5G rollout and adoption What makes 5G different from any previous broadband technology How 5G will drive business innovation How Dell is participating in developing and innovating with 5G Faster Mobile Broadband Is Just the Beginning for 5G’s Potential 5G connectivity is almost ready for primetime. Wireless providers, broadband providers, and device makers are all readying a major push to roll out the technology. While 5G will substantially improve download speeds, it’s more than just faster data transfer. Vast improvements in latency and connectivity will drive dozens of up-and-coming technologies like self-driving cars, telemedicine, always-connected computing, and IoT-enabled sensors. 5G has the potential to transform existing businesses and enable entirely new business models. Dell is working with technology partners around the world to help make 5G a reality. On this episode, Liam Quinn, Senior VP and Senior Fellow at Dell, discusses the technology’s potential, what business applications can benefit most from it, and how it will change our daily lives over the next decade.

The 4G and 5G mobile broadband devices that will keep us connected in 2019, we share even more details about the incredible Huawei Mate X foldable phone, Tesla will unveil a new model electric car this month, we take a look at the Samsung Galaxy S10+ smartphone, SanDisk has released the world’s fastest 1TB microSD card. the NRL and AFL season are about to kick off their new seasons in 4K and finish with your questions in the Tech Guide Help Desk.

Vodafone NZ's Tony Baird joins Paul Spain to discuss 5G, the new Internet of Things network, Fibre X, fixed mobile broadband, UFB and recent performance issues recently resolved.

Unlimited mobile broadband plans come to NZ, but there are a few fish hooks you need to be aware of; and some big telcos are selling our mobile data for use by tourist attractions and retailers.

Brent C. Bruun, Chief Operating Officer of mobile broadband for KVH Industries, joined KVH in 2008 and has been instrumental in setting the strategy for KVH’s mini-VSAT Broadband service, which is now the industry’s leading maritime VSAT provider. Brent Bruun is dedicated to creating solutions to meet the maritime industry’s need for improved operations through connectivity. Before joining KVH, Brent held positions with satellite operator SES AMERICOM, KPMG LLP, and General Electric. We discuss the fact that usage of mobile broadband at see is going up, on a monthly basis, that new sattelites are going up and that ew sattelite constellations is formed, which will be able to support the increased use. Brent sees the future going with the internet of things and the connection between ship and shore becoming vital. Join the conversation, is the maritime industry ready to embrace digitalisation? You are welcome to comment on the website www.shippingpodcast.com Twitter @ShippingPodcast or on the Facebook page. Tell your friends to do the same, this is an urgent discussion!  Thanks for listening!   

Comparing mobile broadband deals in the UK

In today’s episode, Technical Evangelist Kevin Remde and Sr. Product Manager on the Windows Commercial Team, Stephen Rose discuss a number of new and very beneficial capabilities in Windows 8 that provide amazing productivity while we’re mobile.Microsoft knows, because you’ve told us, that giving your workforce the ability to be productive from anywhere – truly productive mobility – is high on your list of priorities. Today’s show will try to help provide insight into the importance of a well managed mobile platform as well as describe some of the capabilities found within Windows 8, such as DirectAccess, Mobile Broadband, BrancheCache and Windows to Go that can help empower your business and workforce.[2:15] Why is a well managed mobile platform so important for IT and businesses? [4:22] Which features in a Windows 8 device can help? [10:42] What is Windows to Go? [15:02] What are some scenarios that might make Windows to Go useful for businesses? [19:06] Why not just copy Windows 8 onto a USB stick? Isn’t that the same thing?!? [20:19] In this BYOD using Windows 8 scenario, how can users access their files or company data? Download the Windows 8 Enterprise Evaluation today and test your applications, hardware and deployment strategies with Windows 8.Resources:Windows 8 Enterprise Windows 8 Licensing The Springboard Series Blog Windows 8 Resources for IT Pros on Springboard Resources for Developers to Build Windows 8 Apps Windows 8 resources for partners on Microsoft Partner Network

In today’s episode, Technical Evangelist Kevin Remde and Sr. Product Manager on the Windows Commercial Team, Stephen Rose discuss a number of new and very beneficial capabilities in Windows 8 that provide amazing productivity while we’re mobile.Microsoft knows, because you’ve told us, that giving your workforce the ability to be productive from anywhere – truly productive mobility – is high on your list of priorities. Today’s show will try to help provide insight into the importance of a well managed mobile platform as well as describe some of the capabilities found within Windows 8, such as DirectAccess, Mobile Broadband, BrancheCache and Windows to Go that can help empower your business and workforce.[2:15] Why is a well managed mobile platform so important for IT and businesses? [4:22] Which features in a Windows 8 device can help? [10:42] What is Windows to Go? [15:02] What are some scenarios that might make Windows to Go useful for businesses? [19:06] Why not just copy Windows 8 onto a USB stick? Isn’t that the same thing?!? [20:19] In this BYOD using Windows 8 scenario, how can users access their files or company data? Download the Windows 8 Enterprise Evaluation today and test your applications, hardware and deployment strategies with Windows 8.Resources:Windows 8 Enterprise Windows 8 Licensing The Springboard Series Blog Windows 8 Resources for IT Pros on Springboard Resources for Developers to Build Windows 8 Apps Windows 8 resources for partners on Microsoft Partner Network

In today’s episode, Technical Evangelist Kevin Remde and Sr. Product Manager on the Windows Commercial Team, Stephen Rose discuss a number of new and very beneficial capabilities in Windows 8 that provide amazing productivity while we’re mobile.Microsoft knows, because you’ve told us, that giving your workforce the ability to be productive from anywhere – truly productive mobility – is high on your list of priorities. Today’s show will try to help provide insight into the importance of a well managed mobile platform as well as describe some of the capabilities found within Windows 8, such as DirectAccess, Mobile Broadband, BrancheCache and Windows to Go that can help empower your business and workforce.[2:15] Why is a well managed mobile platform so important for IT and businesses? [4:22] Which features in a Windows 8 device can help? [10:42] What is Windows to Go? [15:02] What are some scenarios that might make Windows to Go useful for businesses? [19:06] Why not just copy Windows 8 onto a USB stick? Isn’t that the same thing?!? [20:19] In this BYOD using Windows 8 scenario, how can users access their files or company data? Download the Windows 8 Enterprise Evaluation today and test your applications, hardware and deployment strategies with Windows 8.Resources:Windows 8 Enterprise Windows 8 Licensing The Springboard Series Blog Windows 8 Resources for IT Pros on Springboard Resources for Developers to Build Windows 8 Apps Windows 8 resources for partners on Microsoft Partner Network

Broadband can effectively resolve some of the most pressing and chronic healthcare problems facing African Americans, as well as other minority communities, if used effectively by people with vision. In April this year, the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies released "Minorities, Mobile Broadband, and the Management of Chronic Diseases." This report highlights several benefits mobile broadband offers these communities, as well as presents recommendations for new or improved broadband policies. Our guest, Joseph Miller, is a co-author of the report and an Acting Director and Senior Policy Counsel for the Joint Center. He discusses several healthcare challenges that broadband of all types can address, such as capturing digital images of home-bound patients, self-administered preventative care and monitoring medical equipment.

I visit LG and get a look at their latest range of Smart TV's, We talk to Michael at AVG about kids - parents and online activity, Your calls on crazy power shutdown problems, DVD ripping for the kids to iPad, Tasks follow up for iPad, Mobile Broadband reception issues, Apple TV issues, and how to keep track fo the kids when they turn their phone on silent!

I visit LG and get a look at their latest range of Smart TV's, We talk to Michael at AVG about kids - parents and online activity, Your calls on crazy power shutdown problems, DVD ripping for the kids to iPad, Tasks follow up for iPad, Mobile Broadband reception issues, Apple TV issues, and how to keep track fo the kids when they turn their phone on silent!

In this 13th episode, we discuss Steve Jobs' recent stepping down as Apple CEO and it's ramifications. Are you a specialist or a generalist? Also, we look at advances in mobile broadband - how does it compare against fixed line broadband. Is it actually better? For information on all of your hosts and their own day jobs, then check out http://www.richardheathcote.co.uk/smallbizlive

Franklin County formed a public/private partnership with a local wireless Internet service provider (WISP) to expand the County's local government wide-area network (WAN) and provide broadband options for the citizens. Sandie Terry, Franklin County’s CIO, has driven this project as it has gone from serving 98 customers in early 2005 to currently thousands of residential customers and hundreds of businesses. The wireless mesh network supports data and voice and the WISP has segmented the County's voice traffic on their network to ensure quality of service (QoS). Among the many accomplishments, the county has reduced telecom expenditures 36% in two years after deploying VoIP to all offices over this WAN. We’ll discuss:   How can broadband projects become successful for those who didn’t win stimulus or Google money; The role of wireless in the big bigger broadband picture particularly in rural areas; and How Franklin County and their WISP overcame challenges in dealing with financing and difficult terrain issues. If you have questions for Terrie, send them to craig@cjspeaks.com. The call-in feature won’t be available for a couple of weeks. We’ll archive this show shortly after broadcast, and you can access it from this page. See you Monday.

Walt Mossberg wrote a techy article about mobile broadband and T-Mobile’s stellar wireless network. Then he got into his “I’ve been testing” mood. Walt’s a great guy but too often gets caught up in his mobile role with the Journal. In any case I responded with my usual ten paragraph comments about why the wireless […] The post Mobile Broadband and the Myth of Wireless Carrier Speed first appeared on MobileBeyond.

Walt Mossberg wrote a techy article about mobile broadband and T-Mobile’s stellar wireless network. Then he got into his “I’ve been testing” mood. Walt’s a great guy but too often gets caught up in his mobile role with the Journal. In any case I responded with my usual ten paragraph comments about why the wireless […]

Clearwire WiMax  broadband service is currently available in 62 U.S. markets and reaches over 41 million people. By the end of 2010, 120 million people in the U.S. will have access to its wireless mobile service in New York, Los Angeles, Boston, Denver, Minneapolis, the San Francisco Bay Area, Miami, Cincinnati, Cleveland and Pittsburgh. David Maquera, […]

More people than ever before are buying notebooks with embedded wireless or adding wireless cards. This second podcast on mobility does a deeper dive into mobile broadband, both from the hardware side and the provider side. What are the strategic issues today and where is mobile broadband going in the future? For business users, there are other issues to consider, like security, and serving the needs of your mobile users in different countries. Listen to Kirk Neibert, global product manager for wireless at Dell, as he covers current and upcoming technologies that make mobility more user-friendly and reliable.