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How to joinThis updated 3G networks survey by GSA lists the mobile operators worldwide who have commercially launched 3G WCDMA networks and services, and confirms 315 operators that have also evolved to HSPA - High Speed Packet Access, for delivering mobile broadband services. More detailed information about HSDPA and HSUPA deployments and launches is provided in the related "HSPA Operator Commitments" survey by GSA, which is also available on www.gsacom.com
A related report on HSPA+ deployments and launches is available at www.gsacom.com
This latest survey (February 4, 2010) confirms that 325 commercial WCDMA operators are now launched in 135 countries.
The survey also confirms that 97% of commercial WCDMA operators have also commercially launched HSPA.
This survey was undertaken by the Global mobile Suppliers Association (GSA). Errors and omissions excepted.
Several WCDMA and HSPA related charts and maps are available and may be downloaded and used, with accreditation to GSA as the source, see www.gsacom.com/news/statistics.php4
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February 5, 2010
NEW UPDATE: GSA HSPA operators survey: 364 HSPA network commitments, 315 HSPA networks launched [1.2 MB]
Latest survey by GSA on HSPA deployments, launches and trends, published on February 4, 2010
Lists HSPA and HSPA+ commitments, deployments and launches worldwide
HSPA - Key Facts:
* 364 HSPA operator network commitments in 144 countries/territories
* 315 commercial networks launched in 133 countries
* 97% of commercial WCDMA operators have also commercially launched HSPA service
* 250 commercial HSDPA networks (over 79%) support 3.6 Mbps peak or higher downlink speeds
* 168 commercial HSDPA networks (over 53%) support 7.2 Mbps peak or higher downlink speeds
* 110 operators have committed to HSUPA with 98 HSUPA operators commercially launched in 52 countries
* 80 HSPA+ network commitments in 41 countries, including 41 HSPA+ networks now in commercial service in 26 countries
* 250 out of 364 HSPA network operator commitments (over two-thirds) have also committed to EDGE
Numerous HSPA-related charts and maps are available and may be downloaded and used, with accreditation to GSA as the source. See www.gsacom.com/news/statistics.php4
Lists HSPA and HSPA+ commitments, deployments and launches worldwide
HSPA - Key Facts:
* 364 HSPA operator network commitments in 144 countries/territories
* 315 commercial networks launched in 133 countries
* 97% of commercial WCDMA operators have also commercially launched HSPA service
* 250 commercial HSDPA networks (over 79%) support 3.6 Mbps peak or higher downlink speeds
* 168 commercial HSDPA networks (over 53%) support 7.2 Mbps peak or higher downlink speeds
* 110 operators have committed to HSUPA with 98 HSUPA operators commercially launched in 52 countries
* 80 HSPA+ network commitments in 41 countries, including 41 HSPA+ networks now in commercial service in 26 countries
* 250 out of 364 HSPA network operator commitments (over two-thirds) have also committed to EDGE
Numerous HSPA-related charts and maps are available and may be downloaded and used, with accreditation to GSA as the source. See www.gsacom.com/news/statistics.php4
February 5, 2010
This document presents the Key Findings of GSA's HSPA Devices Survey which was completed on January 26, 2010. It confirms that 2,137 HSPA-enabled devices are launched in the market by 214 suppliers, comprising handsets, smartphones, PC datacards and modules, HSPA-enabled notebooks.netbooks, USB modems, wireless routers, Personal Media Players, femtocells, Ebook readers, and cameras. Peak downlink speeds range from 1.8 Mbps up to 42 Mbps with the latest HSPA Evolution (HSPA+) products now announced.
The survey also identifies 493 HSUPA-capable products now launched in the market.
Support for all 3G spectrum bands is strongly evident in the survey, not only for the widely-deployed 2100 MHz frequency band, but also for 850 MHz band operation in support of mobile broadband markets in Australia, the Americas, and Asia, plus HSPA devices operating in the 1900 MHz and AWS 1700/2100 MHz bands as also used in the Americas. The significantly improving availability of UMTS900 devices is also highlighted, with 258 products now launched.
Summary details of each of the identified 2,137 HSPA devices are contained in the HSPA Devices Survey (January 26, 2010) at www.gsacom.com/gsm_3g/surveys.php4 More comprehensive analysis, personalized to individual needs, can be undertaken by registered users of GSA member organizations and network operators using GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices) www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features, peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be used to alert when new devices are added to the database. Charts may be inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source.
GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users whom GSA has categorized as being from mobile network operators or from GSA member organizations.
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The survey also identifies 493 HSUPA-capable products now launched in the market.
Support for all 3G spectrum bands is strongly evident in the survey, not only for the widely-deployed 2100 MHz frequency band, but also for 850 MHz band operation in support of mobile broadband markets in Australia, the Americas, and Asia, plus HSPA devices operating in the 1900 MHz and AWS 1700/2100 MHz bands as also used in the Americas. The significantly improving availability of UMTS900 devices is also highlighted, with 258 products now launched.
Summary details of each of the identified 2,137 HSPA devices are contained in the HSPA Devices Survey (January 26, 2010) at www.gsacom.com/gsm_3g/surveys.php4 More comprehensive analysis, personalized to individual needs, can be undertaken by registered users of GSA member organizations and network operators using GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices) www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features, peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be used to alert when new devices are added to the database. Charts may be inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source.
GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users whom GSA has categorized as being from mobile network operators or from GSA member organizations.
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January 26, 2010
This document summarizes the key technical features for each of the 2,137 HSPA identified in GSA's survey published on January 26, 2010. 214 suppliers have launched 2,137 HSDPA devices (Note: not all devices are released in every market), comprising:
- 928 mobile phones and UMPCs
- 188 PC datacards (PCMCIA cards, ExpressCards, chipsets, embedded modules)
- 413 notebooks
- 362 USB modems
- 198 Wireless routers/gateways
- 22 Femtocells
- 10 Personal Media Players (PMPs)
- 8 cameras
- 8 Ebook readers
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Use of this data is permitted subject to accreditation of GSA - Global mobile Suppliers Association as the source. HSPA user device product updates to the GSA Secretariat are welcome by email please to info@gsacom.com
More comprehensive analysis, personalized to individual needs, can be undertaken using GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices) www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features (including support for EDGE, GPS/A-GPS, WLAN, EV-DO, mobile TV, etc.), peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be set up to signal when new devices are added to the database. Charts may be directly inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source. GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users whom we have categorized as being from mobile network operators, or from GSA member organizations.
- 928 mobile phones and UMPCs
- 188 PC datacards (PCMCIA cards, ExpressCards, chipsets, embedded modules)
- 413 notebooks
- 362 USB modems
- 198 Wireless routers/gateways
- 22 Femtocells
- 10 Personal Media Players (PMPs)
- 8 cameras
- 8 Ebook readers
Copyright of GSA - Global mobile Suppliers Association. Errors and omissions excepted.
Use of this data is permitted subject to accreditation of GSA - Global mobile Suppliers Association as the source. HSPA user device product updates to the GSA Secretariat are welcome by email please to info@gsacom.com
More comprehensive analysis, personalized to individual needs, can be undertaken using GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices) www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features (including support for EDGE, GPS/A-GPS, WLAN, EV-DO, mobile TV, etc.), peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be set up to signal when new devices are added to the database. Charts may be directly inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source. GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users whom we have categorized as being from mobile network operators, or from GSA member organizations.
January 26, 2010
3G/WCDMA-HSPA, LTE Fact Sheet : Network commitments, launches, devices, subscribers, spectrum [1.7 MB]
GSA researched Fact Sheet on the global commercialization and success of mobile broadband enabled by 3G/WCDMA-HSPA systems, with statistics and analysis of trends on network commitments, deployments and launches (WCDMA, HSDPA, HSUPA, HSPA+), subscription growth, the mobile broadband eco-system established for HSPA, HSPA+ devices launched in the market, evolution of downlink and uplink data speeds, UMTS900 and UMTS850 deployments, combined WCDMA-HSPA-EDGE networks, EDGE Evolution, HSPA Evolution (HSPA+), LTE, and mobile broadband spectrum developments including the Digital Dividend opportunity.
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This Fact Sheet may be used and quoted, subject to accreditation to Global mobile Suppliers Association (GSA) as the source. For other uses please contact the GSA Secretariat by email to info@gsacom.com
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This Fact Sheet may be used and quoted, subject to accreditation to Global mobile Suppliers Association (GSA) as the source. For other uses please contact the GSA Secretariat by email to info@gsacom.com
December 14, 2009
NEW UPDATE: 315 commercial 3G WCDMA operators in 132 countries; over 96% also launched HSPA [184.3 KB]
This updated 3G networks survey by GSA lists the mobile operators who have commercially launched 3G WCDMA networks and services, and confirms those operators that have also launched HSPA - High Speed Packet Access, for mobile broadband. More detailed information about HSDPA and HSUPA deployments and launches is provided in the related "HSPA Operator Commitments" survey by GSA, which is also available on www.gsacom.com
A related report on HSPA+ deployments and launches is available at www.gsacom.com
This latest survey (December 4, 2009) confirms that 315 commercial WCDMA operators are now launched in 132 countries.
The survey also confirms that more than 96% of commercial WCDMA operators have also commercially launched HSPA.
This survey was undertaken by the Global mobile Suppliers Association (GSA).
Several WCDMA and HSPA related charts and maps may be downloaded and used, with accreditation to GSA as the source, see www.gsacom.com/news/statistics.php4
Copyright GSA - Global mobile Suppliers Association
Errors and omissions excepted
A related report on HSPA+ deployments and launches is available at www.gsacom.com
This latest survey (December 4, 2009) confirms that 315 commercial WCDMA operators are now launched in 132 countries.
The survey also confirms that more than 96% of commercial WCDMA operators have also commercially launched HSPA.
This survey was undertaken by the Global mobile Suppliers Association (GSA).
Several WCDMA and HSPA related charts and maps may be downloaded and used, with accreditation to GSA as the source, see www.gsacom.com/news/statistics.php4
Copyright GSA - Global mobile Suppliers Association
Errors and omissions excepted
December 4, 2009
This document summarizes the key technical features for each of the 1,875 HSPA identified in GSA's survey published on December 3, 2009.
Key Findings and conclusions:
197 suppliers have launched 1,875 HSDPA devices (Note: not all devices are released in every market), comprising:
- 834 mobile phones and UMPCs
- 171 PC datacards (PCMCIA cards, ExpressCards, chipsets, embedded modules)
- 371 notebooks
- 287 USB modems
- 170 Wireless routers/gateways
- 21 Femtocells
- 10 Personal Media Players (PMPs)
- 8 cameras
- 3 Ebook readers
A more detailed analysis is available in the Key Findings document on this website www.gsacom.com
Copyright of GSA - Global mobile Suppliers Association
Errors and omissions excepted.
Use of this data is permitted subject to accreditation of GSA - Global mobile Suppliers Association as the source
HSPA user device product updates to the GSA Secretariat are welcome by email please to info@gsacom.com
More comprehensive analysis, personalized to individual needs, can be undertaken using GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices)
www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features (including support for EDGE, GPS/A-GPS, WLAN, EV-DO, mobile TV, etc.), peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be set up to signal when new devices are added to the database. Charts may be directly inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source.
GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users whom we have categorized as being from mobile network operators, or from GSA member organizations.
Key Findings and conclusions:
197 suppliers have launched 1,875 HSDPA devices (Note: not all devices are released in every market), comprising:
- 834 mobile phones and UMPCs
- 171 PC datacards (PCMCIA cards, ExpressCards, chipsets, embedded modules)
- 371 notebooks
- 287 USB modems
- 170 Wireless routers/gateways
- 21 Femtocells
- 10 Personal Media Players (PMPs)
- 8 cameras
- 3 Ebook readers
A more detailed analysis is available in the Key Findings document on this website www.gsacom.com
Copyright of GSA - Global mobile Suppliers Association
Errors and omissions excepted.
Use of this data is permitted subject to accreditation of GSA - Global mobile Suppliers Association as the source
HSPA user device product updates to the GSA Secretariat are welcome by email please to info@gsacom.com
More comprehensive analysis, personalized to individual needs, can be undertaken using GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices)
www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features (including support for EDGE, GPS/A-GPS, WLAN, EV-DO, mobile TV, etc.), peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be set up to signal when new devices are added to the database. Charts may be directly inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source.
GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users whom we have categorized as being from mobile network operators, or from GSA member organizations.
December 3, 2009
NEW UPDATE: 1,875 HSPA devices launched by 197 suppliers - GSA HSPA Devices Survey Key Findings [213.5 KB]
This document presents the Key Findings of GSA's latest HSPA Devices Survey completed on December 3, 2009 which confirms 1,875 HSPA-enabled devices launched in the market by 197 suppliers, comprising handsets, PC datacards and modules, HSPA-enabled notebooks, USB modems, wireless routers, Personal Media Players, femtocells, Ebook readers, and cameras. Peak downlink speeds range from 1.8 Mbps up to 28 Mbps with the latest HSPA Evolution (HSPA+) products now announced.
Support for all 3G spectrum bands is strongly evident in the survey, not only for the widely-deployed 2100 MHz frequency band, but also for 850 MHz band operation in support of mobile broadband markets in Australia, the Americas, and Asia, plus HSPA devices operating in the 1900 MHz and AWS 1700/2100 MHz bands as also used in the Americas. The significantly improving availability of UMTS900 devices is also highlighted, with 208 devices now launched.
The survey also identifies 396 HSUPA-capable products now launched in the market.
Details of each of the identified 1,875 products are contained in the HSPA Devices Survey (December 3, 2009) at www.gsacom.com/gsm_3g/surveys.php4
More comprehensive analysis, personalized to individual needs, can be undertaken by registered users of GSA member organizations and network operators using GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices) www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features, peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be used to alert when new devices are added to the database. Charts may be inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source.
GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users whom GSA has categorized as being from mobile network operators or from GSA member organizations.
Copyright Global mobile Suppliers Association (GSA) 2009
Support for all 3G spectrum bands is strongly evident in the survey, not only for the widely-deployed 2100 MHz frequency band, but also for 850 MHz band operation in support of mobile broadband markets in Australia, the Americas, and Asia, plus HSPA devices operating in the 1900 MHz and AWS 1700/2100 MHz bands as also used in the Americas. The significantly improving availability of UMTS900 devices is also highlighted, with 208 devices now launched.
The survey also identifies 396 HSUPA-capable products now launched in the market.
Details of each of the identified 1,875 products are contained in the HSPA Devices Survey (December 3, 2009) at www.gsacom.com/gsm_3g/surveys.php4
More comprehensive analysis, personalized to individual needs, can be undertaken by registered users of GSA member organizations and network operators using GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices) www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features, peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be used to alert when new devices are added to the database. Charts may be inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source.
GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users whom GSA has categorized as being from mobile network operators or from GSA member organizations.
Copyright Global mobile Suppliers Association (GSA) 2009
December 3, 2009
314 commercial 3G WCDMA operators operating in 131 countries; over 96% also launched HSPA [184.2 KB]
This updated 3G networks survey by GSA lists the mobile operators who have commercially launched 3G WCDMA networks and services, and confirms those operators that have also launched HSPA - High Speed Packet Access, for mobile broadband. More detailed information about HSDPA and HSUPA deployments and launches is provided in the related "HSPA Operator Commitments" survey by GSA, which is also available on www.gsacom.com
There is also available a separate report on HSPA+ deployments and launches at www.gsacom.com
This latest survey (November 23, 2009) confirms that 314 commercial WCDMA operators are now launched in 131 countries.
The survey also confirms that more than 96% of commercial WCDMA operators have also commercially launched HSPA.
This survey was undertaken by the Global mobile Suppliers Association (GSA).
Several WCDMA and HSPA related charts and maps may be downloaded and used, with accreditation to GSA as the source, see www.gsacom.com/news/statistics.php4
Copyright GSA - Global mobile Suppliers Association
Errors and omissions excepted
There is also available a separate report on HSPA+ deployments and launches at www.gsacom.com
This latest survey (November 23, 2009) confirms that 314 commercial WCDMA operators are now launched in 131 countries.
The survey also confirms that more than 96% of commercial WCDMA operators have also commercially launched HSPA.
This survey was undertaken by the Global mobile Suppliers Association (GSA).
Several WCDMA and HSPA related charts and maps may be downloaded and used, with accreditation to GSA as the source, see www.gsacom.com/news/statistics.php4
Copyright GSA - Global mobile Suppliers Association
Errors and omissions excepted
November 23, 2009
This document presents the Key Findings of GSA's latest HSPA Devices Survey completed on October 4, 2009 which confirms 1,739 HSPA-enabled devices launched in the market by 190 suppliers, comprising handsets, PC datacards and modules, HSPA-enabled notebooks, USB modems, wireless routers, Personal Media Players, femtocells, Ebook readers, and cameras. Peak downlink speeds range from 1.8 Mbps up to 28 Mbps with the latest HSPA Evolution (HSPA+) products now announced.
Support for all 3G spectrum bands is strongly evident in the survey, not only for the widely-deployed 2100 MHz frequency band, but also for 850 MHz band operation in support of mobile broadband markets in Australia, the Americas, and Asia, plus HSPA devices operating in the 1900 MHz and AWS 1700/2100 MHz bands as also used in the Americas. The significantly improving availability of UMTS900 devices is also highlighted, with 190 devices now launched.
The survey also identifies 344 HSUPA-capable products now launched in the market.
Details of each of the identified 1,739 products are contained in the HSPA Devices Survey (October 4, 2009) at www.gsacom.com/gsm_3g/surveys.php4
More comprehensive analysis, personalized to individual needs, can be undertaken by registered users of member companies and network operators using GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices)
www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features, peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be used to alert when new devices are added to the database. Charts may be inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source.
GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users whom GSA has categorized as being from mobile network operators or from GSA member organizations.
Copyright GSA 2009.
Errors and omissions excepted.
Support for all 3G spectrum bands is strongly evident in the survey, not only for the widely-deployed 2100 MHz frequency band, but also for 850 MHz band operation in support of mobile broadband markets in Australia, the Americas, and Asia, plus HSPA devices operating in the 1900 MHz and AWS 1700/2100 MHz bands as also used in the Americas. The significantly improving availability of UMTS900 devices is also highlighted, with 190 devices now launched.
The survey also identifies 344 HSUPA-capable products now launched in the market.
Details of each of the identified 1,739 products are contained in the HSPA Devices Survey (October 4, 2009) at www.gsacom.com/gsm_3g/surveys.php4
More comprehensive analysis, personalized to individual needs, can be undertaken by registered users of member companies and network operators using GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices)
www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features, peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be used to alert when new devices are added to the database. Charts may be inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source.
GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users whom GSA has categorized as being from mobile network operators or from GSA member organizations.
Copyright GSA 2009.
Errors and omissions excepted.
October 4, 2009
This document summarizes the key technical features for each of the 1,739 HSPA identified in GSA's survey published on October 4, 2009.
Key Findings and conclusions:
190 suppliers have launched 1,739 HSDPA devices (Note: not all devices are released in every market), comprising:
- 754 mobile phones and UMPCs
- 165 PC datacards (PCMCIA cards, ExpressCards, chipsets, embedded modules)
- 366 notebooks
- 256 USB modems
- 158 Wireless routers/gateways
- 21 Femtocells
- 10 Personal Media Players (PMPs)
- 7 cameras
- 2 Ebook readers
A more detailed analysis is available in the Key Findings document on this website www.gsacom.com
Copyright of GSA - Global mobile Suppliers Association
Errors and omissions excepted.
Use is permitted subject to accreditation of GSA - Global mobile Suppliers Association as the source
Updates to GSA Secretariat are welcome by email please to info@gsacom.com
More comprehensive analysis, personalized to individual needs, can be undertaken using GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices)
www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features, peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be used to alert when new devices are added to the database. Charts may be inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source.
GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users whom we have categorized as being from mobile network operators, or from GSA member organizations.
Key Findings and conclusions:
190 suppliers have launched 1,739 HSDPA devices (Note: not all devices are released in every market), comprising:
- 754 mobile phones and UMPCs
- 165 PC datacards (PCMCIA cards, ExpressCards, chipsets, embedded modules)
- 366 notebooks
- 256 USB modems
- 158 Wireless routers/gateways
- 21 Femtocells
- 10 Personal Media Players (PMPs)
- 7 cameras
- 2 Ebook readers
A more detailed analysis is available in the Key Findings document on this website www.gsacom.com
Copyright of GSA - Global mobile Suppliers Association
Errors and omissions excepted.
Use is permitted subject to accreditation of GSA - Global mobile Suppliers Association as the source
Updates to GSA Secretariat are welcome by email please to info@gsacom.com
More comprehensive analysis, personalized to individual needs, can be undertaken using GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices)
www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features, peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be used to alert when new devices are added to the database. Charts may be inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source.
GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users whom we have categorized as being from mobile network operators, or from GSA member organizations.
October 4, 2009
This 3G networks survey by GSA lists the mobile operators who have commercially launched 3G WCDMA networks and services, and confirms those operators that have also launched HSPA - High Speed Packet Access, for mobile broadband. More detailed information about HSDPA and HSUPA deployments and launches is provided in the related "HSPA Operator Commitments" survey by GSA, which is also available on www.gsacom.com
This latest survey (September 24, 2009) confirms that 300 commercial WCDMA operators are launched in 126 countries.
The survey also confirms that almost 95% of commercial WCDMA operators have also commercially launched HSPA.
This survey was undertaken by the Global mobile Suppliers Association (GSA).
Several WCDMA and HSPA related charts and maps may be downloaded and used, with accreditation to GSA as the source, see www.gsacom.com/news/statistics.php4
Copyright GSA - Global mobile Suppliers Association
Errors and omissions excepted.
This latest survey (September 24, 2009) confirms that 300 commercial WCDMA operators are launched in 126 countries.
The survey also confirms that almost 95% of commercial WCDMA operators have also commercially launched HSPA.
This survey was undertaken by the Global mobile Suppliers Association (GSA).
Several WCDMA and HSPA related charts and maps may be downloaded and used, with accreditation to GSA as the source, see www.gsacom.com/news/statistics.php4
Copyright GSA - Global mobile Suppliers Association
Errors and omissions excepted.
September 24, 2009
This 3G networks survey by GSA lists the mobile operators who have commercially launched 3G WCDMA networks and services, and confirms those operators that have also launched HSPA - High Speed Packet Access, for mobile broadband. More detailed information about HSDPA and HSUPA deployments and launches is provided in the related "HSPA Operator Commitments" survey by GSA, which is available on www.gsacom.com
This latest survey (July 23, 2009) confirms that 290 commercial WCDMA operators are launched in 120 countries.
The survey also confirms that over 94% of commercial WCDMA operators have also commercially launched HSPA.
This survey was undertaken by GSA.
Several WCDMA and HSPA related charts and maps may be downloaded and used, with accreditation to GSA as the source, see www.gsacom.com/news/statistics.php4
Copyright GSA - Global mobile Suppliers Association
Errors and omissions excepted.
This latest survey (July 23, 2009) confirms that 290 commercial WCDMA operators are launched in 120 countries.
The survey also confirms that over 94% of commercial WCDMA operators have also commercially launched HSPA.
This survey was undertaken by GSA.
Several WCDMA and HSPA related charts and maps may be downloaded and used, with accreditation to GSA as the source, see www.gsacom.com/news/statistics.php4
Copyright GSA - Global mobile Suppliers Association
Errors and omissions excepted.
July 23, 2009
This document presents the Key Findings of GSA's latest HSPA Devices Survey completed on July 15, 2009 which confirms 1,605 HSPA-enabled devices launched in the market by 183 suppliers, comprising handsets, PC datacards and modules, HSPA-enabled notebooks, USB modems, wireless routers, Personal Media Players, femtocells, and cameras. Peak downlink speeds range from 1.8 Mbps up to 21 Mbps with the latest eHSPA (or HSPA+) devices now announced and shipping.
Support for all 3G spectrum bands is strongly evident in the survey, not only for the widely-deployed 2100 MHz frequency band, but also for 850 MHz band operation in support of markets in Australia, the Americas, and Asia, and also 1900 MHz which is also in use in the Americas. The significantly improving availability of UMTS900 devices is also highlighted, with 155 devices now launched.
The survey also identifies 305 HSUPA-capable products now launched in the market.
Details of each of the identified 1,605 products are contained in the HSPA Devices Survey (July 15, 2009) at www.gsacom.com/gsm_3g/surveys.php4
More comprehensive analysis, personalized to individual needs, can be undertaken using GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices)
www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features, peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be used to alert when new devices are added to the database. Charts may be inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source.
GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users whom we have categorized as being from mobile network operators or from GSA member organizations.
Copyright GSA 2009.
Errors and omissions excepted.
Support for all 3G spectrum bands is strongly evident in the survey, not only for the widely-deployed 2100 MHz frequency band, but also for 850 MHz band operation in support of markets in Australia, the Americas, and Asia, and also 1900 MHz which is also in use in the Americas. The significantly improving availability of UMTS900 devices is also highlighted, with 155 devices now launched.
The survey also identifies 305 HSUPA-capable products now launched in the market.
Details of each of the identified 1,605 products are contained in the HSPA Devices Survey (July 15, 2009) at www.gsacom.com/gsm_3g/surveys.php4
More comprehensive analysis, personalized to individual needs, can be undertaken using GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices)
www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features, peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be used to alert when new devices are added to the database. Charts may be inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source.
GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users whom we have categorized as being from mobile network operators or from GSA member organizations.
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Errors and omissions excepted.
July 15, 2009
This document summarizes the key technical features for each of the 1,605 HSPA identified in GSA's survey published on July 15, 2009.
Key Findings and conclusions:
183 suppliers have launched 1,605 HSDPA devices (Note: not all devices are released in every market), comprising:
- 689 mobile phones and UMPCs
- 162 PC datacards (PCMCIA cards, ExpressCards, chipsets, embedded modules)
- 336 notebooks
- 230 USB modems
- 151 Wireless routers/gateways
- 21 Femtocells
- 10 Personal Media Players (PMPs)
- 6 cameras
A more detailed analysis are available in the Key Findings document on this website www.gsacom.com
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Errors and omissions excepted.
Use is permitted subject to accreditation of GSA - Global mobile Suppliers Association as the source
Updates to GSA Secretariat are welcome by email please to info@gsacom.com
More comprehesive analysis, personalized to individual needs, can be undertaken using GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices)
www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features, peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be used to alert when new devices are added to the database. Charts may be inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source.
GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users whom we have categorized as being from mobile network operators, or from GSA member organizations.
Key Findings and conclusions:
183 suppliers have launched 1,605 HSDPA devices (Note: not all devices are released in every market), comprising:
- 689 mobile phones and UMPCs
- 162 PC datacards (PCMCIA cards, ExpressCards, chipsets, embedded modules)
- 336 notebooks
- 230 USB modems
- 151 Wireless routers/gateways
- 21 Femtocells
- 10 Personal Media Players (PMPs)
- 6 cameras
A more detailed analysis are available in the Key Findings document on this website www.gsacom.com
Copyright of GSA - Global mobile Suppliers Association
Errors and omissions excepted.
Use is permitted subject to accreditation of GSA - Global mobile Suppliers Association as the source
Updates to GSA Secretariat are welcome by email please to info@gsacom.com
More comprehesive analysis, personalized to individual needs, can be undertaken using GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices)
www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features, peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be used to alert when new devices are added to the database. Charts may be inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source.
GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users whom we have categorized as being from mobile network operators, or from GSA member organizations.
July 15, 2009
This latest 3G networks survey by GSA shows which mobile operators have commercially launched WCDMA services, and confirms those operators which have also launched HSPA - High Speed Packet Access, for mobile broadband. More detailed information about HSDPA and HSUPA deployments and launches is provided in the related "HSPA Operator Commitments" survey by GSA, which is available on www.gsacom.com
This latest survey (May 14, 2009) confirms that 284 commercial WCDMA operators are launched in 120 countries.
The survey also confirms that 94% of commercial WCDMA operators have also commercially launched HSPA.
This survey was undertaken by GSA.
Various WCDMA and HSPA related charts and maps may be downloaded and used, with accreditation to GSA as the source, see www.gsacom.com/news/statistics.php4
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Errors and omissions excepted.
This latest survey (May 14, 2009) confirms that 284 commercial WCDMA operators are launched in 120 countries.
The survey also confirms that 94% of commercial WCDMA operators have also commercially launched HSPA.
This survey was undertaken by GSA.
Various WCDMA and HSPA related charts and maps may be downloaded and used, with accreditation to GSA as the source, see www.gsacom.com/news/statistics.php4
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Errors and omissions excepted.
May 14, 2009
This document contains the Key Findings of GSA's latest HSPA Devices Survey completed on May 11, 2009 which confirms 1,470 HSPA-enabled devices launched in the market by 171 suppliers, comprising handsets, PC datacards and modules, HSPA-enabled notebooks, USB modems, wireless routers, Personal Media Players, femtocells, and cameras. Peak downlink speeds range from 1.8 Mbps up to 21 Mbps with the latest eHSPA (or HSPA+) devices.
Support for all 3G spectrum bands is strongly evident in the survey, not only for the widely-deployed 2100 MHz frequency band, but also for 850 MHz operation to support markets in Australia, the Americas, and Asia and 1900 MHz which is also in use in the Americas. The significantly improving availability of UMTS900 devices is also highlighted, with 130 devices now launched.
The survey also identifies 260 HSUPA-capable products.
Details of each of the identified 1,470 products are contained in the HSPA Devices Survey (May 11, 2009) at www.gsacom.com/gsm_3g/surveys.php4
More comprehesive analysis, personalized to individual needs, can be undertaken using GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices)
www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features, peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be used to alert when new devices are added to the database. Charts may be inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source.
GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users whom we have categorized as being from mobile network operators, or from GSA member organizations.
Copyright GSA.
Errors and omissions excepted.
Support for all 3G spectrum bands is strongly evident in the survey, not only for the widely-deployed 2100 MHz frequency band, but also for 850 MHz operation to support markets in Australia, the Americas, and Asia and 1900 MHz which is also in use in the Americas. The significantly improving availability of UMTS900 devices is also highlighted, with 130 devices now launched.
The survey also identifies 260 HSUPA-capable products.
Details of each of the identified 1,470 products are contained in the HSPA Devices Survey (May 11, 2009) at www.gsacom.com/gsm_3g/surveys.php4
More comprehesive analysis, personalized to individual needs, can be undertaken using GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices)
www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features, peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be used to alert when new devices are added to the database. Charts may be inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source.
GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users whom we have categorized as being from mobile network operators, or from GSA member organizations.
Copyright GSA.
Errors and omissions excepted.
May 11, 2009
This 3G networks survey by GSA shows which mobile operators have commercially launched WCDMA services, and confirms those operators which have also launched HSPA - High Speed Packet Access, for mobile broadband. More detailed information about HSDPA and HSUPA deployments and launches is provided in the related "HSPA Operator Commitments" survey by GSA, which is available on www.gsacom.com
This latest survey (March 25, 2009) confirms that 275 commercial WCDMA operators are launched in 116 countries.
The survey also confirms that over 94.1% of commercial WCDMA operators have also commercially launched HSPA.
This survey was undertaken by GSA.
Various WCDMA and HSPA related charts and maps may be downloaded and used, with accreditation to GSA as the source, see www.gsacom.com/news/statistics.php4
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This latest survey (March 25, 2009) confirms that 275 commercial WCDMA operators are launched in 116 countries.
The survey also confirms that over 94.1% of commercial WCDMA operators have also commercially launched HSPA.
This survey was undertaken by GSA.
Various WCDMA and HSPA related charts and maps may be downloaded and used, with accreditation to GSA as the source, see www.gsacom.com/news/statistics.php4
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March 25, 2009
This document summarizes the Key Findings of GSA's latest HSPA Devices Survey which confirms 1,409 HSDPA-enabled devices launched in the market by 169 suppliers, comprising handsets, PC datacards and modules, HSPA-enabled notebooks, USB modems, wireless routers, Personal Media Players, femtocells, and cameras.
Femtocells supporting HSPA (19 have been launched) are included for the first time in this survey.
Support for all 3G spectrum bands is strongly evident in the survey, not only for the widely-deployed 2100 MHz frequency band, but also for 850 MHz operation to support markets in Australia, the Americas, and Asia and 1900 MHz which is also in use in the Americas.
Significantly improving availability of UMTS 900 devices is also highlighted, with 115 devices now launched.
Higher speed HSDPA devices e.g. 3.6 and 7.2 Mbps peak downlink and higher are identified.
The survey also identifies 242 HSUPA-capable products.
Six Evolved HSPA (eHSPA, or HSPA+) mobile broadband modem devices are also announced and included in the survey.
Details of each of the identified 1,409 products are contained in the HSPA Devices Survey (March 10, 2009) at www.gsacom.com/gsm_3g/surveys.php4
More comprehesive analysis, personalized to individual needs, can be undertaken using GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices)
www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features, peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be used to alert when new devices are added to the database. Charts may be inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source.
GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users with access to the Operators Zone, or GSA Member companies with access to the Members Zone.
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Femtocells supporting HSPA (19 have been launched) are included for the first time in this survey.
Support for all 3G spectrum bands is strongly evident in the survey, not only for the widely-deployed 2100 MHz frequency band, but also for 850 MHz operation to support markets in Australia, the Americas, and Asia and 1900 MHz which is also in use in the Americas.
Significantly improving availability of UMTS 900 devices is also highlighted, with 115 devices now launched.
Higher speed HSDPA devices e.g. 3.6 and 7.2 Mbps peak downlink and higher are identified.
The survey also identifies 242 HSUPA-capable products.
Six Evolved HSPA (eHSPA, or HSPA+) mobile broadband modem devices are also announced and included in the survey.
Details of each of the identified 1,409 products are contained in the HSPA Devices Survey (March 10, 2009) at www.gsacom.com/gsm_3g/surveys.php4
More comprehesive analysis, personalized to individual needs, can be undertaken using GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices)
www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features, peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be used to alert when new devices are added to the database. Charts may be inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source.
GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users with access to the Operators Zone, or GSA Member companies with access to the Members Zone.
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March 10, 2009
This document summarizes the Key Findings of GSA's latest HSPA Devices Survey which confirms 1,276 HSDPA-enabled devices launched in the market by 164 suppliers, comprising handsets, PC datacards and modules, HSPA-enabled notebooks, USB modems, wireless routers, Personal Media Players, and cameras.
Support for all 3G spectrum bands is strongly evident in the survey, not only for the widely-deployed 2100 MHz frequency band, but also for 850 MHz operation to support markets in Australia, the Americas, and Asia and 1900 MHz which is also in use in the Americas.
Significantly improving availability of UMTS 900 devices is also highlighted.
Higher speed HSDPA devices e.g. 3.6 and 7.2 Mbps peak downlink and higher are identified.
The survey also identifies 192 HSUPA-capable products.
Details of each of the identified 1,276 products are contained in the HSPA Devices Survey (January 26, 2009) at www.gsacom.com/gsm_3g/surveys.php4
GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices) Launched by GSA
www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features, peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be used to alert when new devices are added to the database. Charts may be inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source.
GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users with access to the Operators Zone, or GSA Member companies with access to the Members Zone.
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Support for all 3G spectrum bands is strongly evident in the survey, not only for the widely-deployed 2100 MHz frequency band, but also for 850 MHz operation to support markets in Australia, the Americas, and Asia and 1900 MHz which is also in use in the Americas.
Significantly improving availability of UMTS 900 devices is also highlighted.
Higher speed HSDPA devices e.g. 3.6 and 7.2 Mbps peak downlink and higher are identified.
The survey also identifies 192 HSUPA-capable products.
Details of each of the identified 1,276 products are contained in the HSPA Devices Survey (January 26, 2009) at www.gsacom.com/gsm_3g/surveys.php4
GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices) Launched by GSA
www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features, peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be used to alert when new devices are added to the database. Charts may be inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source.
GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users with access to the Operators Zone, or GSA Member companies with access to the Members Zone.
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January 26, 2009
This latest 3G networks survey by GSA shows which mobile operators have commercially launched WCDMA services, and confirms those operators which have also launched HSPA - High Speed Packet Access, for mobile broadband. More detailed information about HSDPA and HSUPA deployments and launches is provided in the related "HSPA Operator Commitments" survey by GSA, which is available on www.gsacom.com
This latest survey (January 19, 2009) confirms that 264 commercial WCDMA operators are launched in 115 countries.
The survey also confirms that over 93.5% of commercial WCDMA operators have also commercially launched HSPA.
This survey was undertaken by GSA.
Various WCDMA and HSPA related charts and maps may be downloaded and used, with accreditation to GSA as the source, see www.gsacom.com/news/statistics.php4
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This latest survey (January 19, 2009) confirms that 264 commercial WCDMA operators are launched in 115 countries.
The survey also confirms that over 93.5% of commercial WCDMA operators have also commercially launched HSPA.
This survey was undertaken by GSA.
Various WCDMA and HSPA related charts and maps may be downloaded and used, with accreditation to GSA as the source, see www.gsacom.com/news/statistics.php4
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January 19, 2009
This latest 3G networks survey by GSA shows which mobile operators have commercially launched WCDMA services, and confirms those operators which have also launched HSPA - High Speed Packet Access, for mobile broadband. More detailed information about HSDPA and HSUPA deployments and launches is provided in the related "HSPA Operator Commitments" survey by GSA, which is available on www.gsacom.com
This latest survey (December 23, 2008) confirms 254 commercial WCDMA operators are launched in 110 countries.
The survey also confirms that over 93% of commercial WCDMA operators have also commercially launched HSPA.
This survey was undertaken by GSA
Various WCDMA and HSPA related charts and maps may be downloaded and used, with accreditation to GSA as the source, see www.gsacom.com/news/statistics.php4
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This latest survey (December 23, 2008) confirms 254 commercial WCDMA operators are launched in 110 countries.
The survey also confirms that over 93% of commercial WCDMA operators have also commercially launched HSPA.
This survey was undertaken by GSA
Various WCDMA and HSPA related charts and maps may be downloaded and used, with accreditation to GSA as the source, see www.gsacom.com/news/statistics.php4
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December 23, 2008
This document summarizes the Key Findings of GSA's latest HSPA Devices Survey which confirms 1,095 HSDPA-enabled devices launched in the market by 148 suppliers, comprising handsets, PC datacards and modules, HSPA-enabled notebooks, USB modems, wireless routers, Personal Media Players, and cameras.
Support for all 3G spectrum bands is strongly evident in the survey, not only for the widely-deployed 2100 MHz frequency band, but also for 850 MHz operation to support markets in Australia, the Americas, and Asia and 1900 MHz which is also in use in the Americas.
Significantly improving availability of UMTS 900 devices is also highlighted.
Higher speed HSDPA devices e.g. 3.6 and 7.2 Mbps peak downlink and higher are identified.
The survey also identifies 153 HSUPA-capable products.
Details of each of the identified 1,095 products are contained in the HSPA Devices Survey (December 9, 2008) at www.gsacom.com/gsm_3g/surveys.php4
GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices) Launched by GSA
www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features, peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be used to alert when new devices are added to the database. Charts may be inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source.
GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users with access to the Operators Zone, or GSA Member companies with access to the Members Zone.
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Support for all 3G spectrum bands is strongly evident in the survey, not only for the widely-deployed 2100 MHz frequency band, but also for 850 MHz operation to support markets in Australia, the Americas, and Asia and 1900 MHz which is also in use in the Americas.
Significantly improving availability of UMTS 900 devices is also highlighted.
Higher speed HSDPA devices e.g. 3.6 and 7.2 Mbps peak downlink and higher are identified.
The survey also identifies 153 HSUPA-capable products.
Details of each of the identified 1,095 products are contained in the HSPA Devices Survey (December 9, 2008) at www.gsacom.com/gsm_3g/surveys.php4
GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices) Launched by GSA
www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features, peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be used to alert when new devices are added to the database. Charts may be inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source.
GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users with access to the Operators Zone, or GSA Member companies with access to the Members Zone.
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December 9, 2008
This document summarizes the Key Findings of GSA's latest HSPA Devices Survey which confirms 963 HSDPA-enabled devices launched in the market by 139 suppliers, comprising handsets, PC datacards and modules, HSPA-enabled notebooks, USB modems, wireless routers, Personal Media Players, and a digital camera.
Support for all 3G spectrum bands is strongly evident in the survey, not only for the widely-deployed 2100 MHz frequency band, but also for 850 MHz operation to support markets in Australia, the Americas, and Asia and 1900 MHz which is also in use in the Americas.
Significantly improving availability of UMTS 900 devices is also highlighted.
Higher speed HSDPA devices e.g. 3.6 and 7.2 Mbps peak downlink and higher are identified.
The survey also identifies 125 HSUPA-capable products.
Details of each of the identified 963 products are contained in the HSPA Devices Survey (October 31, 2008) at www.gsacom.com/gsm_3g/surveys.php4
GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices) Launched by GSA
www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features, peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be used to alert when new devices are added to the database. Charts may be inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source.
GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users with access to the Operators Zone, or GSA Member companies with access to the Members Zone
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Support for all 3G spectrum bands is strongly evident in the survey, not only for the widely-deployed 2100 MHz frequency band, but also for 850 MHz operation to support markets in Australia, the Americas, and Asia and 1900 MHz which is also in use in the Americas.
Significantly improving availability of UMTS 900 devices is also highlighted.
Higher speed HSDPA devices e.g. 3.6 and 7.2 Mbps peak downlink and higher are identified.
The survey also identifies 125 HSUPA-capable products.
Details of each of the identified 963 products are contained in the HSPA Devices Survey (October 31, 2008) at www.gsacom.com/gsm_3g/surveys.php4
GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices) Launched by GSA
www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing searches by supplier, form factor, features, peak downlink and uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, or in charts. An RSS feed can be used to alert when new devices are added to the database. Charts may be inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source.
GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users with access to the Operators Zone, or GSA Member companies with access to the Members Zone
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October 31, 2008
This latest 3G networks survey by GSA shows which mobile operators have commercially launched WCDMA services, and confirms those operators which have also launched HSPA - High Speed Packet Access, for mobile broadband. More detailed information about HSDPA and HSUPA deployments and launches is provided in the related survey "HSPA Operator Commitments", which is available on www.gsacom.com
This latest survey (October 2, 2008) confirms 239 commercial WCDMA operators are launched in 101 countries
The survey also confirms that over 92% of commercial WCDMA operators have also commercially launched HSDPA
This survey was undertaken by GSA
Several WCDMA and HSPA related charts and maps may be downloaded and used, with accreditation to GSA as the source, see www.gsacom.com/news/statistics.php4
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This latest survey (October 2, 2008) confirms 239 commercial WCDMA operators are launched in 101 countries
The survey also confirms that over 92% of commercial WCDMA operators have also commercially launched HSDPA
This survey was undertaken by GSA
Several WCDMA and HSPA related charts and maps may be downloaded and used, with accreditation to GSA as the source, see www.gsacom.com/news/statistics.php4
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October 2, 2008
HSPA Devices Survey (September 7, 2008) Key Findings
This document summarizes the Key Findings of GSA's latest HSPA Devices Survey which confirms 805 HSDPA-enabled devices launched in the market by 129 suppliers, comprising handsets, PC datacards and modules, HSDPA-enabled notebooks, USB modems, wireless routers, Personal Media Players, and a digital camera.
Support for all 3G spectrum bands is strongly evident in the survey, not only for the widely-deployed 2100 MHz frequency band, but also for 850 MHz operation to support markets in Australia, the Americas, and Asia and 1900 MHz which is also in use in the Americas.
Significantly improving availability of UMTS 900 devices is also highlighted.
Higher speed HSDPA devices e.g. 3.6 and 7.2 Mbps peak downlink and higher are identified.
The survey also identifies 97 HSUPA-capable products.
Details of each of the identified 805 products are contained in the HSPA Devices Survey (September 7, 2008) at www.gsacom.com/gsm_3g/surveys.php4
GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices) Launched by GSA
www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing search by supplier, form factor, features, peak downlink/uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, chart, or RSS feed. Charts may be inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source. GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users with access to the Operators Zone, or GSA Member companies with access to the Members Zone
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Support for all 3G spectrum bands is strongly evident in the survey, not only for the widely-deployed 2100 MHz frequency band, but also for 850 MHz operation to support markets in Australia, the Americas, and Asia and 1900 MHz which is also in use in the Americas.
Significantly improving availability of UMTS 900 devices is also highlighted.
Higher speed HSDPA devices e.g. 3.6 and 7.2 Mbps peak downlink and higher are identified.
The survey also identifies 97 HSUPA-capable products.
Details of each of the identified 805 products are contained in the HSPA Devices Survey (September 7, 2008) at www.gsacom.com/gsm_3g/surveys.php4
GAMBOD (GSA Analyzer for Mobile Broadband Devices) Launched by GSA
www.gsacom.com/gambod
GAMBOD is a search and analysis tool developed by GSA for HSPA devices, allowing search by supplier, form factor, features, peak downlink/uplink speeds, and operating frequency. Results are presented as a list, or as a spreadsheet, chart, or RSS feed. Charts may be inserted into documents or presentations, subject to accreditation of GSA as the source. GAMBOD is available for use only by GSA website registered users with access to the Operators Zone, or GSA Member companies with access to the Members Zone
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September 7, 2008
3G/WCDMA Launches Worldwide: 228 WCDMA operators launched in 94 countries; 90 per cent launched HSPA [1.2 MB]
This latest survey by GSA shows which mobile operators have commercially launched 3G/WCDMA services, and confirms those operators which have also launched HSDPA - High Speed Downlink Packet Access for mobile broadband. More detailed information about HSDPA launches, and HSUPA (High Speed Uplink Packet Access) is found in the related survey "3G/HSPA Operator Commitments", which is available on www.gsacom.com
This latest survey (July 16, 2008) confirms:
- 228 commercial WCDMA operators launched in 94 countries
- 207 commercial HSDPA operators launched in 89 countries
The survey confirms that over 90% of commercial WCDMA operators have also commercially launched HSDPA
Several WCDMA and HSPA related charts and maps may be downloaded and used, with accreditation to GSA as the source, see www.gsacom.com/news/statistics.php4
This latest survey (July 16, 2008) confirms:
- 228 commercial WCDMA operators launched in 94 countries
- 207 commercial HSDPA operators launched in 89 countries
The survey confirms that over 90% of commercial WCDMA operators have also commercially launched HSDPA
Several WCDMA and HSPA related charts and maps may be downloaded and used, with accreditation to GSA as the source, see www.gsacom.com/news/statistics.php4
July 16, 2008
HSPA Devices Survey (April 3) Key Findings
These are the Key Findings of GSA's latest HSPA Devices Survey which confirms 637 HSDPA-enabled devices launched in the market by 110 suppliers, comprising handsets, PC datacards and modules, HSDPA-enabled notebooks, USB modems, wireless routers, Personal Media Players, and a digital camera.
Support for all 3G spectrum bands is strongly evident in the survey, not only for the widely-deployed 2100 MHz frequency band, but also for 850 MHz operation to support markets in Australia and the Americas, and 1900 MHz which is also in use in the Americas.
Higher speed HSDPA devices e.g. 3.6 and 7.2 Mbps peak downlink are identified.
The survey also identifies 66 HSUPA-capable products.
Details of each of the 637 products identified are contained in the HSPA Devices Survey (April 3, 2008) on page www.gsacom.com/gsm_3g/surveys.php4
Related press release: www.gsacom.com/news/gsa_244.php4
NOTE: The latest HSDPA Devices Survey undertaken by GSA, published on July 21st 2008, confirmed 724 HSDPA Devices and 75 HSUPA Devices had been launched. This survey is available at www.gsacom.com
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These are the Key Findings of GSA's latest HSPA Devices Survey which confirms 637 HSDPA-enabled devices launched in the market by 110 suppliers, comprising handsets, PC datacards and modules, HSDPA-enabled notebooks, USB modems, wireless routers, Personal Media Players, and a digital camera.
Support for all 3G spectrum bands is strongly evident in the survey, not only for the widely-deployed 2100 MHz frequency band, but also for 850 MHz operation to support markets in Australia and the Americas, and 1900 MHz which is also in use in the Americas.
Higher speed HSDPA devices e.g. 3.6 and 7.2 Mbps peak downlink are identified.
The survey also identifies 66 HSUPA-capable products.
Details of each of the 637 products identified are contained in the HSPA Devices Survey (April 3, 2008) on page www.gsacom.com/gsm_3g/surveys.php4
Related press release: www.gsacom.com/news/gsa_244.php4
NOTE: The latest HSDPA Devices Survey undertaken by GSA, published on July 21st 2008, confirmed 724 HSDPA Devices and 75 HSUPA Devices had been launched. This survey is available at www.gsacom.com
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April 3, 2008
This GSA survey published in October 2007 confirms and identifies 403 HSDPA-enabled devices launched in the market by 80 suppliers, comprising 199 handsets, 70 PC datacards and modules (including several supporting HSUPA), 61 HSDPA-enabled notebooks, 30 USB modems, 39 wireless routers, 3 Personal Media Players, and 1 digital camera.
Support for all 3G spectrum bands is strongly evident in the survey, not only for the widely-deployed 2100 MHz frequency band, but also for 850 MHz operation to support markets in Australia and the Americas, and 1900 MHz which is also in use in the Americas.
Support for higher speed HSDPA devices e.g. 3.6 and 7.2 Mbps peak is identified.
The survey further identifies several HSUPA-capable products.
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A more recent survey of HSDPA and HSUPA devices was undertaken by GSA and published by GSA on April 3, 2008. This survey identified 637 devices - see Key Findings above on this page
Support for all 3G spectrum bands is strongly evident in the survey, not only for the widely-deployed 2100 MHz frequency band, but also for 850 MHz operation to support markets in Australia and the Americas, and 1900 MHz which is also in use in the Americas.
Support for higher speed HSDPA devices e.g. 3.6 and 7.2 Mbps peak is identified.
The survey further identifies several HSUPA-capable products.
Copyright GSA
A more recent survey of HSDPA and HSUPA devices was undertaken by GSA and published by GSA on April 3, 2008. This survey identified 637 devices - see Key Findings above on this page
October 22, 2007