The 3G4G Blog

Over the last few months I have discussed the role of 5G in different industries as part of various projects. Some of these discussions are ...

Every few years I add Mary Meeker's Internet Trends slides on the blog. Interested people can refer to 2011 and   2014 slide pack to s...

We are living in amazing times where we can do things we could have just dreamt of 5-10 years back. I came across the following video: ...

The following is from a recent Mobile Internet SIG in the SV Forum . You may want to get the presentations before listening to the video....

In US, Sprint and Verizon are going head to head with their 4G (sic.) offering. Sprint has a WiMAX network from its Clearwire joint venture...

From The Independent, UK : The stethoscope, the 200-year-old accessory without which no doctor is complete, could soon be replaced by the ...

The Economist recently published a special report on Telecoms in Emerging markets which is available here . The following is an extract from...

From Brian Dolan, Mobile Health news : When Fraser Edward joi ned Research In Motion (the company behind BlackBerry) four years ago, the dev...

DataDyne 's EpiSurveyor program, funded by the United Nations Foundation and the Vodafone Foundation , has been implementing mobile te...

There are some major developments going on in the field of Mobile/Wireless healthcare. Sometime back I happen to attend a lecture organised ...

The World Economic Forum on Thursday named Japan-based Mobile Healthcare Inc (MHC) as a 2009 Technology Pioneer. The company, which develop...

We have heard of dumping and divorce through SMS, betting through SMS but none can beat this one. A surgeon carried out an operation in Dem...

Came across this paper entitiled "IEEE 802.16/WiMAX-based broadband wireless access and its application for telemedicine/e-health serv...

Qualcomm is diversifying its portfolio by starting a MVNO focussed on healthcare. An article that appeared on Wireless Week has some intere...