NTT DoCoMo 4G Push Explained
Posted on 13 July 2009 by Justin Souza
NTT DoCoMo is elaborating on its planned 4G push, which is targeted for availability in 2010. For more info, check out this article by the Financial Times and this post on GoMo News…
I find their decision to make 4G data consumption unlimited from the start very intriguing. I am curious how wide spread that model will become globally as 4G expands and whether the move to 4G, with its mobile video potential, will be the caveat to unlimited data consumption in geographies that are well entrenched with limited data consumption models. Several efficiencies exist for the deployment of 4G networks that did not for 3G deployments, namely overlay on existing 3G infrastructure, that will of course turn 3G service into a commodity faster than its predecessors. Perhaps a better question is just how quickly will all of this occur?
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