Nokia Mobiles made a sensational announcement yesterday by declaring itself as the
first organisation in the history of wireless world to successfully demonstrate the Time Division Duplex version of LTE(TD-LTE) with the help of BWA (Broadband Wireless Access) spectrum in India.The company is making a huge progress these days in terms of high class research and development. With this great progress, the company is also ready to support the 4G mobile technologies. During the demonstration Nokia siemen made the first call with the 4G mobile technology. The test was conducted in Bangaluru office of Nokia Siemen network. With this testing, the technology has taken a step ahead in moving the 2.3 Ghz TD LTE close to the preent commercial availability.Nokia Siemens Networks has shown a high definition video streaming facility through its network. Moreover this incredible network is making the picture of three way video conferencing dream more clear. This demonstration showed an incredible speed of 110 megabits per second and the low latency of the range 10-20 milliseconds.LTE equipment and software of Nokia Siemens Networks showed excellent performance in the demonstration they include Flexi NS (Network Server) and Flexi NG (Network Gateway) and standard-compliant software.With this success of the company, it will now be possible to maintain a high speed network connection on your mobiles and it can even help to reduce latency. Even laptops and smartphones will face high performance in connectivity. Press release:"Today's demo reiterates our leadership and commitment to getting TD-LTE into new market. It also demonstrates our regional and global progress in this area," said Juha Lappalainen, head of mobile broadband sales at Nokia Siemens Networks. "Our TD-LTE trials across the globe prove our capability in driving rapid commercial TD-LTE network deployments aimed at facilitating a new wave of advanced mobile broadband services." "This is an important milestone in building the TD-LTE ecosystem in India," added Urs Pennanen, head of India region, Nokia Siemens Networks. "TD-LTE over the Broadband Wireless Access spectrum is important for the country, as it will allow operators to offer voice and data to the masses. We are ready to collaborate with partners to accelerate our progress toward a comprehensive deployment of TD-LTE in India."