19. August 2010 by admin.

6 months FREE Consulting and Support Agreement renewal for any Yacht that refers a sale on Ericsson W35 Marine Pack during the below mentioned SALE.

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Alan Spicer

954-683-3426

communications (at) marinetelecom.net

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19. August 2010 by admin.

Ericsson W35 (and Marine Pack) Back-to-School Special, or Back-to-Boat Special? … for a limited time

* Ericsson W35 alone - $50.00 off = $519 - $50.00 = $469.00 YOUR PRICE - Free shipping on orders over $200 anywhere in the world (*where Fedex delivers)

* Ericsson W35 Marine Pack - $100 off = 860.04 - $100 = $760.04 YOUR PRICE - Free shipping on orders over $200 anywhere in the world (*where Fedex delivers)

* * * * From Thursday August 19th through Monday August 23rd * * * *

… Ericsson W35 runs on 10-28 V DC … as well as 110 V AC. For Cars, Trucks, RV’s, as well as Boats. Fits in a backpack quite easily - and provides *shareable* 3G Internet on HSPA (backward compatible in GSM 2G areas) Networks.

… Ericsson W35 has a built-in antenna, and also can take mobile or marine external antennas.

… Ericsson W35 provides its own WiFi Signal so it makes its own *hotspot* everywhere you go! It also works with plug-in wired computers and devices as well. So everyone that you want to can get on your network and the Internet.

… Ericsson W35 provides Cellular Voice Telephone Calls as well. Connect any standard wired (or cordless telephone) telephone and receive a dial tone to that telephone and can make and receive telephone calls to the cellular phone number.

… All it needs is a Sim Card (and compatible service.) No laptop or air card required. If you have a 3G iPhone your sim card works in an Ericsson W35 and your iPhone can still use the service (via WiFi) for Internet Access.

So you truly can give it to students going Back-To School to Share Internet in the car (or at a friends house.)

Truck Drivers or other Road Warriors can use Internet without having to be near a Truck Stop or Internet Cafe.

Boats (Yachts, Sailing Vessels) can get the crew online as well, and use it with a PBX or Standard Telephones/Jacks.

* So if your student is going back to school… If you have been away from your boat for awhile…

Ericsson W35 just might be what you need!

* Call now … because we can’t do this forever …

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Alan Spicer

DBA Alan Spicer Telcom / Alan Spicer Marine Telecom
Computer Services, Wired/Wireless Networking,
Cell/Sat/Landline Communications, General Consulting…
Marine, Business, Small Office and Home Office (SOHO)

* Cost Savings and Integration of Multiple Internet Technologies
on board Sail and Motor Yachts * Documentation, Operating
Instructions, and Support after the Sale *

* http://www.marinetelecom.net/
* http://www.internetforyachts.net/
* http://www.wifiyacht.net/
* 954-683-3426

Mobile Internet! Step up to the HSPA 3G Fast Internet!

Ericsson W35 released in the USA. This you’ve gotta SEE!!
Better looking presentation than W25 (you might not want to
hide this one in the Doghouse!) + High Speed Upload which
the W25 did not have.
http://www.marinetelecom.net/Ericsson_W35/

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19. August 2010 by admin.

This is the link from my previous post (dailywireless.com) below regarding “AT&T is also talking up their HSPA+ service”

http://www.fiercebroadbandwireless.com/story/ts-de-la-vega-takes-net-neutrality-and-data-crunch/2010-03-11
FierceWireless: Are you concerned about Verizon’s rapid deployment of LTE? Are you planning to change your timetable to meet their schedule?

de la Vega: I think our approach is rock solid. We will continue to use the technology that we have because it can be upgraded; thus it allows us to continue to give our customers superior service. We have deployed HSPA 7.2 throughout the country, and now we are moving to make the backhaul better, which will increase speeds. We will also deploy HSPA+ in certain locations.

When you look at LTE, our deployment is designed to fall back to HSPA. The beauty of our deployment is that it will come at the right time, when devices are available and devices will fall back to the high speeds that are available. With LTE, we think that there will be a lack of devices in the short-term. Our deployment is designed around those devices, so our network will come at the time when the devices are available.

FierceWireless: You said you are looking to do HSPA+ in certain locations. Where will you deploy it?

de la Vega: We are still working that out.

(more at the link above.) 

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Alan Spicer

DBA Alan Spicer Telcom / Alan Spicer Marine Telecom
Computer Services, Wired/Wireless Networking,
Cell/Sat/Landline Communications, General Consulting…
Marine, Business, Small Office and Home Office (SOHO)

* Cost Savings and Integration of Multiple Internet Technologies
on board Sail and Motor Yachts * Documentation, Operating
Instructions, and Support after the Sale *

* http://www.marinetelecom.net/
* http://www.internetforyachts.net/
* http://www.wifiyacht.net/
* 954-683-3426

Mobile Internet! Step up to the HSPA 3G Fast Internet!

Ericsson W35 released in the USA. This you’ve gotta SEE!!
Better looking presentation than W25 (you might not want to
hide this one in the Doghouse!) + High Speed Upload which
the W25 did not have.
http://www.marinetelecom.net/Ericsson_W35/

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19. August 2010 by admin.

http://www.dailywireless.org/ 

T-Mobile says its HSPA+ network, with backhaul in place, will cover 185 million people in the U.S. by the end of this year.

Technology Business Research analyst Ken Hyers expects that HSPA+ smartphones from T-Mobile will deliver average downloads of around 5 Mbit/s in city environments. The carrier is charging $59.99 for a maximum 5GB of downloads a month for those on contract, or $29.99 with a 200MB limit, using its Rocket 2.0 USB laptop stick.

T-Mobile USA isn’t planning to move to LTE for at least two years. The 21-Mbit/s HSPA+ upgrade is the fastest that the wireless technology can be cranked with software — rather than hardware — updates.

“We’ll get a fourth-generation wireless network either by buying spectrum or re-farming existing spectrum, or potentially leasing spectrum together with others,” CEO Rene Obermann said at a press conference on Aug. 5. “I don’t think we’ll trail others in the next two years.”

Since T-Mobile USA is virtually using all their spectrum assets for 2G and 3G, there is speculation that the carrier may lease spectrum from Clearwire for 4G service.

AT&T is also talking up their HSPA+ service. But AT&T’s backhaul upgrade is not as complete as T-Mobile’s. In addition, current iPhone 4 users will not be able to take advantage of HSPA+, since these phones do not have support built-in. Apple isn’t believed to have an HSPA+ iPhone this year and may depend on having a sufficiently low-power Infineon chipset before it can make an attempt.

T-Mobile is the only major US wireless carrier, besides Cricket Wireless, to be using their AWS spectrum. Cricket is using CDMA Rev A for data networking.

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Alan Spicer Marine  Telecom

http://www.marinetelecom.net - http://www.wifiyacht.net

+1 954-683-3426

communications (at) marinetelecom.net

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19. August 2010 by admin.

Someone on Youtube said:

Pretty sure it’s a joke. Gabby Wondeland sounds too close to Abby Sunderland to not be a joke. And the story of being lost in the Indian Ocean was Abby’s story. It looks like satire to me.

 * Alan Spicer says… well despite it being a joke … how is she uploading 360p progressive scan video to YouTube? That’s gotta be taking some megabytes. In the video it looks like she is outside of WiFi range. Might be getting a bit far for Cellular 3 or 4G. I don’t see another satellite dish on that boat. And I don’t think she would be uploading that kind of video over that handheld sattellite phone. It doesn’t look like she has the fixed mount kit for it or an external antenna.

Anyway there goes your satire video bloopers and mistakes for this time.

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Alan Spicer Marine  Telecom

http://www.marinetelecom.net - http://www.wifiyacht.net

+1 954-683-3426

communications (at) marinetelecom.net

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19. August 2010 by admin.

http://www.cable360.net/ct/news/thewire/LightSquared-Moves-Forward-With-Re-banding-of-L-Band-Radio-Spectrum_42759.html

August 18, 2010

LightSquared Moves Forward With Re-banding of L-Band Radio Spectrum

http://connectedplanetonline.com/3g4g/news/lightsquared-inmarsat-spectrum-081810/

Aug 18, 2010 5:09 PM

LightSquared swapping spectrum with Inmarsat

The wholesale 4G operator trying to “de-frag” its satellite spectrum, optimizing it for LTE deployment.
New 4G operator LightSquared is swapping out spectrum with fellow satellite operator Inmarsat in an effort to align its frequency holdings with its long-term evolution deployment plans.

Though LightSquared has received FCC permission to use its 59 MHz of L-band satellite spectrum for terrestrial mobile broadband services, the interlaced L-band licenses are hardly optimized for a wideband 4G deployment. LTE uses orthogonal frequency division multiplexing access technology, which through the use of sub-channels can spread a single LTE carrier over virtually any amount of spectrum. The more contiguous spectrum an operator packs into that channel, the more capacity it can offer over a single wireless carrier, while still effectively using the same infrastructure.

(more at both links cited, obviously …)

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Alan Spicer Marine  Telecom

http://www.marinetelecom.net - http://www.wifiyacht.net

+1 954-683-3426

communications (at) marinetelecom.net

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