Nokia UAE tie up shows drones are no gimmick
Almost every new technology will go through a gimmicky stage and only the strong will crack the mainstream market; it looks like drone tech is on its way to normality.
Almost every new technology will go through a gimmicky stage and only the strong will crack the mainstream market; it looks like drone tech is on its way to normality.
Nokia Networks has claimed it is starting work on a 5G-ready IoT network infrastructure for critical communications and smart city applications in Dubai.
Equipment maker Nokia and Middle Eastern telco du have demonstrated a new ‘5G’ network that hit speeds of 10GBps as they showcased the potential for IoT applications at a technology event in Dubai.
Etisalat has announced the launch of its 4G LTE service in the UAE.
The LTE-FDD mobile network will cover all major cities in the country in the first deployment phase, with Etisalat promising data download speeds of up to 100 Mbps.
Mobile operators Etisalat in the UAE and Mobily in Saudi Arabia are vying to become the first LTE operator in the Middle East.
United Arab Emirates-based operator du has announced the launch of the first mobile WiMAX network in the Emirates.
As the rest of the world struggled in the grip of the economic crisis, the Middle East has remained a bastion of growth. Even as Dubai welcomes the telecoms industry’s biggest and brightest players, the dust was already settling on a financial setback which shook the local market only days before.
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