NSN claims new feature offers more capacity, but do operators agree? - telecoms.com
NSN claims new feature offers up to five times more capacity for smartphone users on HSPA+ networks Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) has demonstrated a new feature for HSPA+ networks that it claims improves smartphone performance, despite research suggesting that there is not a lot of difference between vendors’ offerings. NSN’s feature implements a bundle of standards-based features that deliver Continuous Packet Connectivity (CPC), which it claims provides “five times more uplink capacity” and allows operators to support more smartphone users on HSPA+ networks. “High network interference levels pose a serious...
Published By: telecoms.com - Tuesday, 19 June, 2012