10 controversial and brilliant wireless business ideas
Mobile or wireless industry is growing very fast in every country. They provide many services that we will not find in past 10 years. Following is the 10 controversial and brilliant wireless business ideas that has been launched by many wireless companies which affecting to wireless market globally. These 10 controversial wireless business ideas is picked up by FierceWireless editors as follow;
T-Mobile’s decision to market HSPA+ as “4G:”
T-Mobile is one of the big wireless providers in USA that decides to push its faster HSPA+ data service as a “4G” service was a brilliant piece of pluck from the nation’s No. 4 wireless carrier on multiple fronts, and also generated a backlash from its competitors. HSPA+4G services and another platform such as LTE and WIMAX than followed by many broadband providers such as Clearwire, AT&T Sprint Nextel
Verizon Wireless‘ about-face on number portability:
The next controversial and brilliant wireless business ideas are Apple’s decision to sell the iPhone through AT&T first:
Apple with their product iPhone is the most popular smartphone market in everywhere. In many places, iPhone competes with the Google product, Android. After the launch of the iPhone 3G, AT&T’s network came under unprecedented strain from data hungry smartphone users.
Qualcomm selling its handset business to Kyocera
Verizon snubbing CDMA UMB and selecting LTE for 4G:
LTE seems will be the next broadband wireless access in many broadband companies. Many broadband companies prefer to choose LTE network even though previous platform using CDMA. Verizon Wireless’ is one of broadband providers which decided to forgot a CDMA evolution path in favor of a jump to LTE was somewhat unprecedented since Verizon wasn’t a GSM-based carrier on a natural glide path to LTE.
AT&T switching to tiered data:
Motorola betting the farm on Android:
RIM moving into the consumer market with the BlackBerry Pearl and Curve:
MetroPCS skipping 3G for LTE:
Besides Verizon wireless, MetroPCS is another flat-rate carrier that decides to launch LTE services and skip a 3G EV-DO development
Sprint’s decision to outsource network management to Ericsson:
Sprint Nextel’s announces the deal with Ericsson tp outsource network management
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