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STC is increasing its network capacity to cope with new services such as IPTV.

STC to upgrade its WDM networks

Telco hires Huawei to boost capacity of WDM networks in KSA

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NSN introduces Intelligent IP Edge

Intelligent IP Edge enables operators to reduce running costs and improve the user's mobile broadband experience.

NSN's Intelligent IP Edge enables operators to reduce running costs

NSN beefs up its TD-LTE portfolio

Nokia Siemens Networks has renewed its focus on mobile broadband in recent months.

Addition of 1.9GHz support expected to help major telcos

Etisalat Misr has trialled HSPA at 70Mbps peak

Etisalat Misr has trialled HSPA at speeds topping off at around 70Mbps.

Dual carrier and MIMO helps HSPA+ push speeds to 70+Mbps peaks

Huawei trials HSPA at 84Mbps

Huawei partnered with Rohde & Schwarz on the HSPA initiative.

Huawei subsidiary partners with Rohde & Schwarz to improve HSPA tech

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Vick Mamlouk is VP wireless sales, MENA, at CommScope

CommScope's VP wireless sales, MEA, predicts the biggest wireless infrastructure

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Umniah launches fixed-line VoIP service

Ihab Hinnawi said Umniah invests in services to suit the changing needs of the market.

Service is available as free upgrade for Umniah's WiMAX subscribers

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GBI builds 100G bridge across the Mediterranean

Ahmed Mekky, CEO of GBI Inc.

GBI and Xtera cross the Mediterranean with the first 100G repeatered submarine link

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Yahsat's Y1B off to a flying start

Yahsat has successfully launched its second satellite, Y1B.

Yahsat has launched Y1B at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan

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Jordanian telco sees revenues decline by 3% in first quarter

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Location-based services are gaining more attention and greater maturity, says Hamilton-Clark.
Mark Sutton Location-based mobile services set to surge

Study shows that location-based services gain most interest from mobile users

Saudi Arabia leads as the number one country in the world with the highest proportion of mobile phone users.
Clayton Vallabhan KSA leads the world in mobile usage

KSA has a ratio of 188%, followed by Vietnam and Oman in the 2nd and 3rd places

Richard O'Sullivan said that Symbian continues to lead the market in mobile impressions in the UAE
Clayton Vallabhan InMobi releases quarterly Mobile Insight Report

Nokia is still in the top spot in ME, however Apple and Android are catching on

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