In the space of two months, two of the world's most populous countries have reportedly pushed back the use of the 700 MHz band for IMT beyond 2020. Read more...

China's three incumbents can now use TD-LTE on their networks. Read more...

The government's move could help to boost the growth of TD-LTE technology, but this growth may be restricted to China. Read more...

China looks set to allocate more spectrum for LTE and award licences to the country’s three operators earlier than expected. Read more...

The world’s largest operator by subscriber numbers, China Mobile, has launched its first LTE service, a joint FDD/TDD network in the autonomous Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR). Read more...

Providing the Chinese government can be persuaded to authorise a quick release of the necessary countrywide 2.6 GHz spectrum, China Mobile appears ready to commercially launch TD-LTE in the second half of 2012 - well ahead of previous expectations. Read more...

Providing the Chinese government can be persuaded to authorise a quick release of the necessary countrywide 2.6 GHz spectrum, China Mobile appears ready to commercially launch TD-LTE in the second half of 2012 - well ahead of previous expectations. Read more...

The momentum propelling TD-LTE towards full commercial launch in the world’s two largest mobile markets continues to build as chipmakers and equipment vendors climb on board the China Mobile-powered bandwagon. Read more...

In the second part of our feature on spectrum for LTE, we focus on mobile operators' strategies in the US, Japan and China. We also assess the challenges they will face as the technology develops. Read more...

Commercial and Chinese government interests are ramping up efforts to clear the way for TDD mobile technologies in UHF. Their favoured TD-SCDMA standard should now be available in over two hundred Chinese cities with a drive underway to introduce it in other markets ranging from Korea to Ghana. Read more...