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RSS Press releases feed Below is a simulated RSS feed at the Femto Forum website. RSS feeds allow you to keep up with our latest news automatically, without having to visit the News page on our website. Subscribe to this feed You can subscribe to this RSS feed by:
Latest Femto Forum News
NGMN Alliance and Femto Forum partner to bring femtocells to the next generation of mobile networks Agreement to work towards a dramatically different approach to mobile network rollout including femtocells London/Frankfurt – 26th June 2008 – The Femto Forum, the independent industry association that supports femtocell deployment worldwide, and the NGMN Alliance, the group focused on the evolution to the next generation of mobile networks, will cooperate on how femtocells can benefit the architecture of next-generation mobile broadband networks such as WiMAX and LTE. The two bodies will work together to ensure that next generation mobile networks can incorporate femtocells from the very beginning of t...
Femto Forum members see eye-to-eye on femtocell architecture
• Association also establishes partnerships with key international standards making groups and industry bodies • Significantly increases membership to 78, including 29 operators representing more than 810 million subscribers London, UK – 21st May 2008 – The Femto Forum, the independent industry association that supports femtocell deployment worldwide, has made important progress towards harmonizing the integration of femtocells into mobile networks. Although this won’t affect the numerous deployments planned in the short term, operators and vendors have agreed that a united approach in the longer term ... |
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How do I start using News feeds? You need a News Reader, a software application that automatically checks any feeds you have subscribed to – from as many websites as you care to choose – and informs you of any newly published articles. Many News Readers are available. Some are integrated into a browser (e.g. Safari or Firefox with its Sage plug-in) while others are stand-alone desktop applications. You can also subscribe to an online service such as Google Reader which will enable you to monitor feeds using any browser. Windows Mac OSX |
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