AT&T Mobility supports new HTML5 API's

AT&T Mobility has launched a new API platform with tools intended to help developers create HTML5 mobile apps that will run more efficiently and save battery life. In addition, the API platform will make in-app billing possible so that developers can receive payment for their apps through AT&T's customer bill.

AT&T is promoting HTML5 as a strategy to support apps that operate in a cross platform manner.

The new API platform, which is powered by Apigee, will give developers access to all the company's APIs in one place, allowing them to write applications quickly instead of having to access the APIs separately and develop different business arrangements for each API.  In addition, the API platform will allow developers to incorporate the APIs and other network services directly into their HTML5 apps and let customers access them across multiple operating systems and even different devices such as smartphones or e-readers.

News from CES - TD-LTE Seminar

During the show, GTI, Clearwire and China Mobile will jointly organize a Seminar on the TD-LTE Device Ecosystem, in Las Vegas from 9:00 to 17:30 on January 11 at the Wynn Hotel. The workshop will mainly invite some important leaders and TDD operators from the global TD-LTE market to discuss the development strategy of the mobile broadband ecosystem. The following organizations and enterprises will give speeches on the topic: Chipset and Platform providers such as Qualcomm, MTK, Sequans; RF solutions providers such as Fujitsu, Avago, RFMD, Skycross; Device OEM/ODM such as Huawei, HTC and ZTE. The seminar will create a developing commercial environment for TD-LTE. 

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UK Broadband plans 3.5 Ghz LTE for Olympics

The UK fixed wireless operator is planning the deployment of a 3.5 GHz band LTE system in time for the 2012 Olympics to be held this summer in England.


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First TV White Space spectrum licensed in the US!

In December 2011, the FCC approved the first application for the use of TV "White Space" spectrum in Wilmington, Delaware.

Equipment approval was given to KTS Wireless Systems of Florida for the use of their equipment. This is the first application of what could be a multi-billion industry over the next 10 years, since industry heavy weights Google, Microsoft and Intel are behind this initiative.

The incredible demand for mobile internet access will be behind this industry.