The world is
becoming increasingly mobile, which is driving the demand for easier access to
content and services from any location, with any device, at any time. The
explosion of video and multimedia content that is available on the wired web
has driven users to desire equivalent on-demand access to that content from a
mobile device. Second and third generation public wireless technologies (2G
& 3G) have not been able to support this need economically across a wide
geographic area or with an acceptable user-experience. On the other hand, the
new fourth generation (4G) wireless technologies such as Long Term Evolution
(LTE) offer sufficient performance to support IP based streaming video and
multimedia services to a large number of consumers simultaneously, with a
quality that most will find attractive.
LTE technology allows for
significantly higher capacity at a lower cost per bit, leading to improved commercial
viability of video services. The
Internet and wireline world is enabling a rapid convergence of IP video, audio,
and data into completely new applications, while broadband wireless networks
promise to provide access to these anytime, anywhere. Motorola is helping to
bring these worlds together by providing a suite of solutions that leverage our
leadership in video for wireline networks, coupled with our leadership in
wireless broadband networks. READ THE WHITEPAPER BELOW FOR FURTHER INSIGHTS
