NEW DELHI, Jan 29 (Reuters) - India will de-link second-generation radio (2G) spectrum that now comes free with telecoms licences and ask companies to pay for spectrum based on a market-driven ...

Europe has approved the use of 3G services over spectrum currently reserved for 2G. The move should let operators use spectrum they already own to run mobile broadband services over greater distances ...

India initiated plans Friday to auction 2G spectrum, a day after the country’s Supreme Court ordered licenses and spectrum issued in 2008 to be canceled, as they had been purchased by business ...

Mobile operators can now start trading 2G and 3G radio spectrum with each other, after getting the go-ahead from regulator Ofcom on Monday. The new rules, which come into force on 4 July, cover ...

NEW DELHI, July 2 (Reuters) - India should auction 2G spectrum and allow this to be traded rather than give holders of telecoms licences entitlement to the radio waves as is the current practice, the ...

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The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India will come out with fresh proposals on 2G mobile phone spectrum pricing in the next few days, its chairman J S Sarma said in New Delhi today. "The ...

HKT announced its plan to terminate the provision of 2G services on 8 November 2024, in the light of decreasing market demand for such services. Spectrum resources currently utilised for 2G services ...

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NEW DELHI, INDIA: The long discussed joint parliamentary committee (JPC) into the allocation of 2G spectrum is finally in shape. But some experts are sceptical about the outcome of the panel that had ...

AT&T better get busy upgrading the huge portion of their coverage area that is still stuck in edge. Their 3G coverage is almost non existent once you get out of major metropolitan areas. They haven't ...