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You "making good money" Mobile Device Brokers need to know what is Wimax, how it works, the methods of wireless radio signal delivery, and even some of the price stuff..........................why? Because you'll see more and more of your clients wanting Wimax delivery...because of the fact that the entire Internet is going all wireless all the time.....with very heavy VIDEO BACKHAUL over the carrier's networks.....means a lot of money here for you Brokers if you grasp these details and are interested in this new platform....................

Wireless Internet access is growing at a very huge pace here in America - lately, we see many of our Mobile Device Brokers (especially on the east coast!) seeing their clients demand handsets (i.e, smartphones or Blackberrys) with Wimax built-in - Wimax is also huge in developing economies like India and China, South America and many other places in rest of the world. The basic standard for this wireless technology is WiFi. WiFi is primarily used to create a Local Area Network (LAN), which allows users within the network to connect wirelessly. The commonest use is in Internet connectivity, but WiFi is also used for closed-circuit business networking and for connecting consumer electronics, such as TVs and DVD players at home and office.

Using WiFi makes connecting to the Web within a home or business inexpensive and easy. While WiFi technology has proved largely successful in providing cheap wireless Internet service within close proximity to the WiFi access point, a new technology, very big lately, WiMax, could grow the potential of wireless penetration and connection quality. WiMax does provide wireless reception over significantly greater distances, and at much higher broadband levels. But the technology behind WiMax is VERY different from WiFi, as well as more costly. WiMAX is an acronym for World Wide Interoperability for Microwave Access.

WiMAX is a long range (a few-several miles) system that uses licensed or unlicensed spectrum to deliver a point-to-point connection to the Internet from an ISP to an end user. Different 802.16 standards provide different types of access, from mobile (analogous to access via a cellphone) to fixed (an alternative to wired access, where the end user's wireless termination point is fixed in location.)

The existing Wi-Fi is a shorter range system (think a Starbucks hotspot) that uses unlicensed spectrum to provide access to a network, typically covering only the network operator's own property. Usually Wi-Fi is used by an end user to access their own network, which may or may not be connected to the Internet. If WiMAX provides services similar to a cellphone, Wi-Fi is more analogous to a cordless phone.

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Many Ask "Why WiMax?

*Emerging Technology by Johnny McGuire With Palo Alto Solar Pros* *Clear-Cloud Blog off-load* - The hot network technology is WiMax, an informal term that covers two emerging broadband wireless standards for metropolitan-area networking. WiMax promises alternate routes to land lines for disaster recovery and relief from the price and service tyranny of the incumbent local-exchange carriers. It also has a compelling high-speed mobile component. WiMax has the potential for what Carlton O'Neal, vice president of marketing at Tel Aviv-based broadband wireless manufacturer Alvarion Ltd., describes as "high-quality broadband everywhere that mirrors your connectivity experience in the office."
To the casual observer, WiMax backhaul services might not seem substantially different from today's broadband wireless access (BWA) services, though speed and coverage range are expected to improve. However, having standards for non-line-of-sight (NLOS) BWA products will create economies of scale and vendor interoperability, which should help WiMax-based services proliferate beyond the niches where BWA services can currently be found. This means that the benefits of BWA as a land-line alternative should theoretically become available to more sites and users. "Fixed" access services and products will emerge in early 2006, followed by the mobile flavor a year or so later. There are two corresponding WiMax standards:
IEEE 802.16-2004 for fixed point-to-point and point-to-multipoint wireless access. It's akin to a faster, airborne version of Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) or cable-modem services and became the industry's first NLOS BWA standard last June. IEEE 802.16e, for mobile wireless access from laptops and handhelds. It's analogous to a faster version of third-generation telecommunications technology. WiMax proponent Intel Corp. has promised 802.16e-enabled laptops by early 2007. Intel is also involved in the 802.16-2004 standard effort. The vendor says it's providing silicon to Alvarion, Proxim Corp. and Redline Communications Inc., which are manufacturing last-mile fixed products for the carrier market. The technologies based on the two standards operate in licensed and unlicensed frequency bands below 11 GHz. The standards are being overseen from a market-acceleration standpoint by a 230-company consortium called the WiMax Forum. Enterprise Impact WiMax is being deployed from the top down as a carrier technology first, which means that schedules for service availability are dependent on widespread testing and buy-in. WiMax product standards certification and interoperability testing, overseen by the WiMax Forum and to be conducted by independent test lab Cetecom Spain in Malaga, is slated to begin in July. Once services become available, growing business sites should gain inexpensive broadband access with speeds between T1 and T3 line capabilities. And because they're airborne, these services can be quickly deployed—often in a day's time—and bypass lengthy ILEC lead times. "Every enterprise struggles with the cost of [local] access, which is often 40%" of a telecommunications bill, says David Willis, an analyst at research firm Meta Group Inc. "The natural monopolies have starved out local competition. But WiMax doesn't require dealing with lobbyists or tariffs." Adds Alan Menezes, vice president of marketing at Aperto Networks Inc., a maker of BWA products in Milpitas, Calif., "Enterprises gain alternatives to the [regional Bell operating companies] and backups to terrestrial T1 and fiber links that can be cut at the same time." In addition, WiMax comes ready-made with provisions for quality of service, so many prestandard services already support voice over IP, unlike many DSL and cable-modem options. And standards-based technology should drive down customer premises equipment (CPE) costs for fixed connections, from about $800 today to $300 to $400 in 2006 or 2007, says Bob Egan, president of Mobile Competency Inc., a consultancy in Providence, R.I. Meta Group is even more bullish: Willis says he expects WiMax CPE to drop to $70 by 2007. Finally, businesses can buy WiMax-certified products to install in their campus-area networks as alternatives to private fiber connections and more-complex wireless bridging options. Disaster Recovery Shoo-in According to vendors, service providers and analysts, starting in about 2007, an important 802.16-2004 application for enterprises will be disaster recovery—whereby the wireless link serves as either the primary or the backup connection. The reason is that two terrestrial links are likely to be cut simultaneously. "It's hard for a backhoe to cut packets flying through the air," says Brian Chernish, network operations director at Western States Insurance, a 27-site company in Missoula, Mont. For about three years, Western States has been using pre-WiMax BWA services from TransAria Inc., a managed data services provider covering six states in the northwestern U.S. TransAria says 70% of its customer base is using "WiMax-class" services deployed with Aperto equipment. "There's a cost advantage to me already with wireless: I'm paying about one-third the cost for a broadband wireless link as I would for a comparable wired T1," says Chernish. When the mobile version of WiMax emerges, "I should be able to drive around with a broadband VPN for voice and data procured from a single provider," he adds. "Prior to 2001, no one had a serious disaster recovery budget," says Egan. "Alternative backhaul and disaster recovery should be the primary things about WiMax on enterprise minds now." For example, WiMax-bound TowerStream Corp., a BWA provider operating in five large U.S. markets, offers a pre-WiMax disaster recovery service, whereby a full T1's worth of bandwidth sits available for $175 per month as a backup in case a primary link should fail. The Waltham, Mass.-based company, which plans to expand into 10 U.S. markets, also offers its customers the option of turning up their wireless speeds over the weekend for data backups, for which they pay a temporary premium, says Jeff Thompson, the carrier's chief operating officer. Regional and local service providers can look forward to the benefits of WiMax, if they are delivered as promised in infrastructure equipment. "We have more customers than we have bandwidth available," says Rod Mitchell, general manager of broadband services at Midwest Wireless LLC, a broadband wireless and cellular service provider in Mankato, Minn., that serves Minnesota, Iowa and parts of Wisconsin and South Dakota using an Alvarion BWA infrastructure. "Enterprises are using more bandwidth everyday," says Mitchell. "Instead of selling a 512Kbit/1Mbit/sec. pipe [upstream/downstream, respectively], I should be able to offer 2Mbit, 4Mbit and more than 15Mbit/sec. symmetrical speeds" with WiMax, he says. But WiMax services aren't necessarily a slam-dunk. "If it delivers all that's promised, I'm for it," says Todd Graetz, chief technology officer and vice president of operations at TransAria in Bozeman, Mont. Those promises include lower subscriber-unit costs, 40% to 50% extended-coverage ranges, depending on the frequency used, and faster speeds. Graetz says he hopes for "an order of magnitude" improvement over his current 40Mbit to 60Mbit/sec. Aperto products. "If I see enough of those items, I'll put WiMax on the network," he says. Since businesses shy away from multiple carrier relationships, which are complex to support both from a technical support and a billing standpoint, regional carriers such as TransAria and TowerStream have begun entering into wholesale and aggregator partnerships. Through the partnerships, customers can use all their services through a single provider. The traditional big-name carriers refuse to publicly commit to the fledgling technology. Sprint Corp. and Nextel Communications Inc. likely have the most to gain from WiMax, because the merging companies collectively own a heap of spectrum in the 2.5-GHz licensed band, one of the U.S.-sanctioned frequencies for BWA traffic such as WiMax. They have licenses in well over 100 top markets, Egan says. The companies declined to comment on their WiMax plans, however. Verizon Communications Inc. is focusing most of its last-mile efforts on a well-publicized fiber-to-the-home effort in 11 states. However, "we're always evaluating a number of trials of different wireless-access technologies," says spokesman Mark Marchand. For its part, Verizon Wireless prefers to concentrate on "selling bananas from the banana truck; that is, promoting the service offerings we have today"—namely, CDMA 1xEV-DO 3G technology—rather than "blowing forth on technology that's so far out," says spokesman Jeffrey Nelson. Is Intel doing its part to push 802.16e into the mobile network operator infrastructure so its forthcoming WiMax-capable notebooks will have networks to connect to? Walter Gintz, market development manager at Intel's wireless network group, says only that "we're having discussions surrounding mobility with all different parts of the mobile ecosystem." Reviving Competition Given that the Federal Communications Commission ruled in December to largely free telecommunications incumbents from their unbundling obligations to competitive local exchange carriers (CLEC), WiMax is perhaps one of the last-gasp hopes for getting better local-loop services faster at better prices. At press time, Chernish had been waiting several weeks for his incumbent operator to install a T1 as a backup redundant link to his wireless link in a critical location. Chernish says he would "love to see the incumbents get taken out of the picture." "And alternative operators, such as cable operators, might play in the WiMax space," suggests Egan. Graetz says that wireless allows his company to "bypass the incumbent switched network and control the last-mile and overall experience for the customer." He observes that earlier CLECs raised funding to just resell incumbent services. "They didn't succeed, because their entire business plan was dependent on their sworn enemy," in that they required cooperation in using some or all of the incumbents' network elements to provide service, Graetz says.

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If you had find a McDonalds or Starbucks to make a call on your

smartphone or Blackberry, you would NOT BE HAPPY....correct? So why treat it like a simple fact

of today's modern world that you need to be within easy distance of a hotspot to

get high speed Internet connectivity?

Many companies are now into

innovative WiMAX technology

Using Intel's or AMD'S Mobile processor technology-based notebooks, ultra-mobile PCs,

and mobile Internet devices (MIDs) All these devices will greatly

expand your Internet experience.

Especially with wireless VIDEO!

HERE'S WHAT THE PROS SAY NOW:

• WiMAX will do for broadband Internet access what the cell phone

did for telephone service—give you access to the Internet while

you’re on the move.

• WiMAX will deliver Internet access speeds similar to DSL and

cable connections, directly to your WiMAX enabled notebook

computer or mobile Internet device.

• WiMAX won’t replace Wi-Fi, but rather will fill in between

hotspots and extend your Internet access on the go.

Brokers please............get used to it! It's good........

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Sub_post by Barry Hansen with San Jose IT Builders and Programmers, LLC

"In a seismic shift that may alter the U.S. wireless landscape, a coalition of tech giants will announce on May 7 that they will join forces with Sprint Nextel and Clearwire to create a $14.5 billion ultra-fast mobile network," reports Business Week magazine

Google and Intel are said to join America's largest cable providers to invest more than $3 billion in WiMAX technology. The new company, whose other members include Comcast, Time Warner and Bright House Networks (a smaller cable provider), aims to use the cash to blanket the largest cities int he US with WiMAX.

"Google is spearheading an effort to create mobile devices that it hopes will expand its dominance in desktop search to the wireless realm. Indeed, many of the same players involved in WiMAX are part of its broad alliance to deliver the Android open operating system to mobile devices later this year."

Yes, remember Android, the open-source Google-backed Linux mobile platform? Google is intent on getting a strong hold on the mobile internet services in its infancy. Mobile internet is the next big thing and there's money to be made. But that is only feasible if mobile internet speeds are decent, which WiMAX technology promises.

So Google is placing its bets on the transport network, the mobile device platform, and mobile internet services.

Microsoft is doing very well with it's Windows Mobile platform now shipping millions of devices, most notable those by HTC. Google has seen the money Microsoft is making, and is not letting the arch-rival dominate that market.

WiMAX products are already rolling out, notably some ultra-cool handsets from giant Samsung, and PCMCIA cards from Motorola.

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What is WiMAX?

WiMAX is an IP based, wireless broadband access technology providing performance similar to 802.11/Wi-Fi networks with the coverage and QOS (quality of service) of cellular networks while offering a larger service area deployment. WiMAX is the acronym for "Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMAX)”. At its heart WiMAX is the backbone for the fixed broadband wireless technology.

What Spectrum does WiMAX operate in?

CitiLink operates on the 3.65 GHz Licensed Microwave band.

Licensed usage of this frequency is required by the FCC. Most Broadband Solutions are licensed throughout the US. Benefits include cleaner frequency, less interference, Quality of Service (QOS) which allows for VoIP and IPTV applications.

How far will the signal travel?

WiMAX has a broadcast range of up to 11 miles. However in metropolitan areas the network is deployed at a much closer proximity to provide the quality of service required.

What is non line of sight (NLOS)? Does WiMAX possess NLOS

capability?

WiMAX does possess NLOS capabilities, although how much and to what extent will vary depending on the spectrum bands being used. Non line of sight indicates that the signal from a radio is received by either passing through impeding objects, such as tree tops, walls or even in some cases buildings or if the signal is received as a reflection from another building, body of water or land feature. In both cases the broadcasting radio can be completely or at least partially obscured by an obstruction.

Is WiMAX a replacement for DSL or Cable?

It is important to remember that WiMAX is a global broadband wireless standard. The question of whether or not it could replace either DSL or Cable will vary from region to region.

WiMAX is Safe?

There is a historical body of evidence supporting the safety of technologies used in upcoming WiMAX and WiMAX products.

Microwave and other spectrum technologies enjoy over a hundred years of historical evidence of safety when prudently handled and configured.

WiMAX is Reliable?

WiMAX service providers have no wires or cables that can be cut and can offer 99.99% of reliability by using redundant radios to cover a given market. Use of licensed spectrum ensures that only one service provider is broadcasting on a given frequency. Finally, radios with high quality chips have a mean time between failures (MTBF) of 40 or more years. Note: a backhoe operator cannot cut a WiMAX wireless connection.

Does WiMAX have quality of service (QOS) capability?

Yes. WiMAX radios already support very robust QOS capabilities up to and incorporating asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) quality. The system is configured to handle IP traffic, Ethernet and ATM natively.

The WiMAX was designed support future transport protocols not yet invented. Links can be dynamically configured. Basically, this dynamic configuration technique enhances the balancing act between raw capacity and quality on the fly. It improves capacity or spectral efficiency a great deal. The whole issue of QOS is becoming even more important as device capability has revealed an apparent pent-up desire to use more rich media content such as video.

Does Weather affect WiMAX Signal?

If properly deployed, diverse weather conditions (snow, fog, rain) do not affect the performance of WiMAX technology.

WiMax Applications:

• WiMAX has widespread support throughout the industry, as it allows highly innovative applications to emerge from anywhere in the world.

• Applications such as voice, video streaming and online applications work significantly better, and WiMAX provides an effective platform for broadcast, on-demand and interactive video applications.

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TIPS TO GET A SUPER CLEAR SIGNAL....WIMAX....Sub-Post by Barney McCall with LA IT Pro Group and Com Partners

Call Clear for WiMAX tower locations

If you haven't already, the first thing you should do before attempting any of the tips on this page is call Clear to find out the location(s) of the closest WiMAX tower to you.

I've called Clear to find out where the closest WiMAX towers are located and I've done this for multiple locations. Simply give them your address and they will tell you what direction and how far away the tower is from you.

Highest elevation helps Clear WiMAX modem signal strength

Using nothing but trial and error methods, I've determined that the higher you place your Clear WiMAX modem, the better your signal strength becomes.

This is especially true if you live in an apartment or two-story home.

Most of the comments I've read about modem placement say the best WiMAX signal is achieved when placing the Clear Internet modem on the roof.

Since I'm not going to run cables outside and to the roof, placing the modem as high as possible on the inside helped increase my signal strength.

Better WiMAX signal strength when placed on metal file cabinet

Surprisingly, placing my Clear WiMAX modem on a large metal filing cabinet instead of a wood stand or desk increased my modem's overall signal strength.

Honestly, I have no clue as to how or why this works, but it does. If you don't have a metal file cabinet you can try another piece of metal furniture instead.

Since all my tests were performed using a 4-drawer metal file cabinet, I can't say from experience what else works.

Using tinfoil as reflective antenna increases signal strength

Another one of my stupid little tests was to wrap my Clear WiMAX modem in multiple layers of tinfoil to see if I could still receive a signal. Wrapping your network device in foil will not help to increase your signal strength.

Using a piece of foil increased the strength of my WiMAX signal

My best signal strength increase came when I placed an 8in X 3in piece of foil 1/4" inch away from the front of my modem.

Touching the foil to the modem actually decreased the signal and putting the foil piece any further than 1/4" inch away did nothing.

Using foil as some sort of reflective antenna takes little time and a few adjustments to find the absolute strongest signal.

Tips tested while using Motorola cepi 150 WiMAX Clear modem

A Motorola cepi 150 WiMAX Clear modem was used when performing these tips. After performing these signal strength tips I have increased the amount of lit connection lights 1-2 extra bars.

After running a bunch of tests, the signal strength increases remained pretty stable. An extra bar or two doesn't really amount to much if your signal strength keeps going up and down.

INCREASING WIMAX HOME OFFICE DOWNLOAD AND UPLD SPEED.....Peter Ulas with
LA IT Pro Group, Inc

When I left my old apartment for a new house, I also left my good internet connectivity through Skybroadband. My subscription plan then was 1.5Mbs with a speed-on-demand of 2.02 Mbps.

In my new place, the only available internet service provider (ISP) is PLDT DSL.

However, they require me to have a landline phone to be installed together with internet connection, making it quite expensive; besides, I don’t need a landline phone. My other choice is Globe DSL, however, they have no line yet in our subdivision.

To cut the story short, Globe installed a Wimax (fixed wireless connection) modem together with an external antenna in my house. My initial subscription plan was 1 mbps but globe screwed and my connection cannot achieve that speed so I downgraded it to 512 kbps.

Here’s the dilemma; I am just a kilometer away from the globe base station, no line of sight obstruction or what so ever but the signal strength was only around 60%. This is acceptable, according to globe technician, who visited me many times because of previous problem of not achieving the 1 mbps subscribed speed, and should still give me a good internet connection.

Back then I was using the DL frequency of 2505000 Khz, that’s the only frequency that has the highest signal strength so I peg it to that. (You can search the net on how to do that). Then several weeks later, I could not connect to that frequency again, the next frequency that could gave me 2nd highest signal strength was 2612000 Khz which is only around 40%.

This is not acceptable signal strength to have a good connection. Since I didn’t want to ask some help from globe CSRs that don’t know anything but to say “sorry” and forward technical concerns to other people who don’t know what he/she is saying, I tried to solve my problem, which should be Globe’s problem, all by my self.

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Here’s how I improved my Globe Wimax signal strength from a crippling 40% to a very stable 96%. Note that this might only applicable to my case;

1. Remove your connection to the external antenna. Reason? The technician that came to my house said that the internal antenna of the Wimax modem (Huawei BM622) has a higher gain compared to the external antenna.

But, I think, you still have to make sure that there is no obstruction in the line of sight to the globe tower. In my case, though, the wall of my house obstructs the line-of-sight but seems doesn’t matter. Result: signal strength: maximum of 55%. This is already acceptable to have a good connection.
2. Rotate your modem, make sure that its back is facing the globe base station. Keep rotating the modem until you find the best spot that gives you the highest signal strength possible.

Result: signal strength: 55% - 65%.
3. Here is the best part: put an aluminum foil insulator (this is the one that is being used as a ceiling material. You can buy this in the construction supply store nearest to you), beside your wimax modem.

The objective here is to reflect the wimax transmitted signal to your modem, so you have to find the best location of the aluminum foil reflector. In my case, the signal strength increased to whooping 86%.

4. Put some more aluminum foil insulator around the modem to reflect more signal. In my case, the signal strength increased to a very stable 96%, sometimes 100%. As a result, download speed is consistently high and stable and sometimes, above my subscribe speed of 512kbps.

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It would also be helpful to peg your DL frequency to the one that could give you highest signal strength possible. There is a lot of tutorial to do this in the internet. But in any case, if you don’t know how to do this, you should still be able to improve your signal strength using the above mentioned very simple procedure. Besides, your modem will automatically choose the best DL frequency for you....enjoy the cloud....

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