Mobile Phones & Operators

We are living in a world of fast innovations and unlimited ideas where the chances of achieving the goals have become easier than before as the solutions of all sort are floating around us in an uncountable numbers but certainly the implementation is not the capacity of every professional. That is where experience, knowledge and ability comes in to play the vital role and projects start finding its pace and place.

Telecom Industry has revolutionized the way we happened to see things in recent past. Now we are using highly advance technology and we are already ready for the fifth generation telecommunication systems or mobile phone networks for mass level consumers and many of the major key-players are gearing up for the challenge, where 5Gs, are the proposed next telecommunications standards beyond the current 4G/IMT-Advanced standards. Instead of faster peak Internet connection speeds, it aims at higher capacity than current 4G, allowing higher number of mobile broadband users per area unit, and allowing consumption of higher or unlimited data quantities in gigabyte per month and user. This would make it quite easier for a huge population to stream high-definition multimedia for longer duration per day with their powerful mobile devices, Such devices will be able to communicate machine to machine if somehow they can not reach any Wi-Fi hotspots such system is also known as the Internet of things, aiming at lower cost, lower battery consumption and lower latency than 4G equipment.

Sometime while looking at these developments I always feel that we are progressing scientifically so fast that by the time we understand the usage of one system,we enter into new without enjoying the one we have just understood. By stating this I would want to admit that most of the manufacturers of mobile phones always manufactured the communication devices within minimum capabilities and also do not engage their equipment engineers as well as software engineers into deep capacity of any Printed Circuit Boards for such devices. Their components range normally sacrificed to reduce cost, and it largely effects the performance of the transceivers.

In the same manners I have seen so many Telecom Operators just use the mobile phones to grab the market but they do not change anything and do not try to add anything unique. They do put their operators logo inside, put network locks, their name on the mobile but they always miss the base that they have so many things to offer but the device is just an other normal market product. One certain factor for such strategy is that its not their domain and they want to remain in the value added services they are providing which have never been completely exposed to the user even after so much luxurious budgets on advertisements and promotions.