Research shows that the number of unimpressed family base stations has exceeded the traditional 3G base station

Flight imaging (compiler 文慧) Informa Telecoms & Media (commissioned by Femto Forum), a global telecommunications and market research company, has shown that the current number of 3G home base stations worldwide (2.3 million) has exceeded 3G base stations (1.6 million).　　The global network of 31 commercial home base stations has grown 60% from the last quarter. This market growth reflects eight of the top ten mobile operator groups (ranked by revenue) that currently offer home base station services, including AT&T Group, France Telecom Group, DoCoMo Corporation, Sprintnextel, Telefónica, Deutsche Telekom, VerizonWireless and Vodafone.　　In addition, in all major markets, the number of such equipment has exceeded the total base station.　　Informa predicts that this growth trend will continue and that the global use of interventions in 2014 would reach 48 million. Informa noted that the growth in the use of corporate family base stations in the previous quarter was notable, while this quarter's growth was largely attributable to a significant increase in the use of public-sector home base stations, particularly as a means of speeding up mobile broadband in busy areas, represented by SK Telecom's pure data-unloading strategy. This technology is also expected to promote the development of 4G network.　　Informa Recent research shows that about 60% of operators believe that the small cellular base station will be far more important than the Acer honeycomb for an effective LTE deployment strategy. Informa Telecoms&media, senior analyst at Dimitris Mavrakis, said: "Home base stations have not only been an important milestone, they are now rapidly becoming a service provider to differentiate their opponents, And more like an essential product. Consumers are increasingly looking for something that has long seemed unlikely-ubiquitous voice and high-speed data coverage. The family base station is very likely to achieve this dream of people. "In addition, the family base station technology has made significant progress in the first quarter of 2011 – announcing the first industry-wide Unified API specification." This specification for mobile applications is based on home base station technology. This API specification provides a sense of information that enables developers to incorporate enhanced state, environment, and location-sensitive features into newly developed and existing applications, while also leveraging the lower costs and faster data connection speeds given by home base stations.