The Waveform Blog

The United States has fewer spectrums per smartphone subscriber/user than most other developed nations, pushing an utmost need for additional frequency allocations as well as the use of spectrum-conserving solutions, according to the trade association 4G Americas.  The group directed to a study from CTIA (a wireless convention held earlier this month in New Orleans), [...]

So, you just bought a brand new Apple iPhone 4S, and notice at the top left the signal shows ‘4G’ as noted in the above image. You try searching online to see if there’s actually ‘4G’ in your area, and there isn’t. You also try downloading apps or surfing the web and notice the speeds [...]

With 4G LTE in the very near future, Cellphone-Mate has just released their newest addition to their 4G lineup with the Cellphone-Mate 700A. The Cellphone-Mate 700A is the only amplifier currently available for use with AT&T’s 4G LTE new blazing fast network. With the CM700A cellular amplifier/booster, you’ll be able to boost AT&T 4G LTE [...]

The brand new Wilson 801285 AG Pro 75 Installer Edition is here, featuring a massive 75 dB gain, as well as extra gain control settings for precise tuning on each of the bands. The 801285 is an installer edition, meaning the extra gain controls can help to minimize feedback and maximize coverage area. The cellular [...]

Wilson Electronics has just released a new cellular adjustable gain in-line amplifier, for use in larger systems or even as a direct connect amplifier. As a direct connect amplifier, you’d connect it directly to your cell phone or laptop data card via an adapter cable. We have adapter cables for most phone models – to [...]

As the title implies, a recent security flaw in AT&T’s 3G MicroCell units has been discovered. However, most AT&T customers shouldn’t be concerned. A MicroCell is a femtocell, a device that’s designed to create a small area of 3G coverage using your wired internet connection, which means you’d only need it if your home or [...]

The YX545 is the most popular consumer friendly repeater on the market, and a Verizon 4G version has just been announced. Most repeaters are “dual band” which means they use the 850/1900MHz bands used by most US carriers for their voice and 3G networks. Technology is now advancing to 4G, with Verizon’s 4G LTE network [...]