Last night on Fox Business, Quantum Networks CEO Ari Zoldan broke down the hottest gift items in the tech space. Need help choosing the right gift for the techie in your life? Watch the video above for information on 3G vs. 4G equipment, the iPhone vs. Android, how to create your own wireless ecosystem and much more.
Ari’s final picks for 4G Gift Items:
1. The Unlocked MiFi
Put your phone’s SIM card into the MiFi and instantly create your own wireless hotspot that can support up to five users. With the unlocked MiFi there are no additional fees or contracts to worry about.
2. The Cradlepoint 3G/4G Mobile Broadband N Router
This 3G/4G router allows you to blanket your entire home or office with wireless internet like you’ve never experienced it before.
3. The CLEAR Spot
Experience 4G internet in all CLEAR cities, plus 3G internet on-the-go everywhere else.
4. The Samsung Epic 4G from Sprint
Powered by Android and featuring a touch screen, full slide-out keyboard and the ability to create a 3G/4G network for up to five Wi-Fi devices, the Samsung Epic is a true mobile powerhouse. Operating with the Sprint 4G network, users can watch videos, play games and download applications at lighting-fast speeds.… Read the rest
]]>Last night on Fox Business, Quantum Networks CEO Ari Zoldan broke down the hottest gift items in the tech space. Need help choosing the right gift for the techie in your life? Watch the video above for information on 3G vs. 4G equipment, the iPhone vs. Android, how to create your own wireless ecosystem and much more.
Ari’s final picks for 4G Gift Items:
1. The Unlocked MiFi
Put your phone’s SIM card into the MiFi and instantly create your own wireless hotspot that can support up to five users. With the unlocked MiFi there are no additional fees or contracts to worry about.
2. The Cradlepoint 3G/4G Mobile Broadband N Router
This 3G/4G router allows you to blanket your entire home or office with wireless internet like you’ve never experienced it before.
3. The CLEAR Spot
Experience 4G internet in all CLEAR cities, plus 3G internet on-the-go everywhere else.
4. The Samsung Epic 4G from Sprint
Powered by Android and featuring a touch screen, full slide-out keyboard and the ability to create a 3G/4G network for up to five Wi-Fi devices, the Samsung Epic is a true mobile powerhouse. Operating with the Sprint 4G network, users can watch videos, play games and download applications at lighting-fast speeds.
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Several days ago, there was a Sobel Media Event at the Samsung Experience at Columbus Circle in the AOL- Time Warner building. It was a wonderful event, called “How Wireless and Mobile is Changing Everything”, and it was exclusive too, by invitation only. It is part of a new series called “The Future of Digital Media: NYC Edition” from SobelMedia. This event featured a panel discussion from three experts in the 3G and 4G fields: Ari Zoldan, CEO of Quantum Networks, LLC, Brian Reich, Managing Directoy of little m media, and Robert Raciti, CEO of Raciti Capital Advisors.
The event was hosted in the Samsung store on the third floor, and the first 45 minutes of the event was spent trying out Samsung products. It was great having the event in such a central, convenient location in New York City; it also works out that the store is beautiful and expansive, too, making it an accommodating place for the 75+ attendees.
Brian Reich acted as moderator through the first half of the discussion, directing questions at Ari Zoldan and Robert Raciti. They spoke appropriately without making any controversial statements. The majority of the discussion was devoted to discussing the future of our world with advances in technology. They spoke about how 4G will revolutionize the way we operate and process information.
Summarizing the main points, Mr. Zoldan said, “We are still in the infancy stage [of technology]… as speeds penetrate our technological arena in the development of applications and programs”. Another point that was brought up was the ‘universal right’ of internet access (as was most recently declared in Finland), says Mr. Zoldan, “Wireless access has become a commodity in several countries around the world. The need for faster speeds will be inevitable to support and accomplish innovation.”
Bill Sobel, from SobelMedia said of the event, “SobelMedia has been working with the Mayors Office of Media & Entertainment for the past 3 years on a variety of events. We were pleased to have Ari on the panel with Brian Reich of little m media and Robert Raciti of Raciti Capital Advisors.”… Read the rest
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Several days ago, there was a Sobel Media Event at the Samsung Experience at Columbus Circle in the AOL- Time Warner building. It was a wonderful event, called “How Wireless and Mobile is Changing Everything”, and it was exclusive too, by invitation only. It is part of a new series called “The Future of Digital Media: NYC Edition” from SobelMedia. This event featured a panel discussion from three experts in the 3G and 4G fields: Ari Zoldan, CEO of Quantum Networks, LLC, Brian Reich, Managing Directoy of little m media, and Robert Raciti, CEO of Raciti Capital Advisors.
The event was hosted in the Samsung store on the third floor, and the first 45 minutes of the event was spent trying out Samsung products. It was great having the event in such a central, convenient location in New York City; it also works out that the store is beautiful and expansive, too, making it an accommodating place for the 75+ attendees.
Brian Reich acted as moderator through the first half of the discussion, directing questions at Ari Zoldan and Robert Raciti. They spoke appropriately without making any controversial statements. The majority of the discussion was devoted to discussing the future of our world with advances in technology. They spoke about how 4G will revolutionize the way we operate and process information.
Summarizing the main points, Mr. Zoldan said, “We are still in the infancy stage [of technology]… as speeds penetrate our technological arena in the development of applications and programs”. Another point that was brought up was the ‘universal right’ of internet access (as was most recently declared in Finland), says Mr. Zoldan, “Wireless access has become a commodity in several countries around the world. The need for faster speeds will be inevitable to support and accomplish innovation.”
Bill Sobel, from SobelMedia said of the event, “SobelMedia has been working with the Mayors Office of Media & Entertainment for the past 3 years on a variety of events. We were pleased to have Ari on the panel with Brian Reich of little m media and Robert Raciti of Raciti Capital Advisors.”
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CLEAR will host a meet-and-greet event for potential dealers on Wednesday July 8. It takes place from 7-10 p.m. at the Midtown Loft located at 267 Fifth Ave. New York, N.Y. 10016.
It will be a great time to see how CLEAR plans on marketing its service and products in the New York market. Come and meet other interested dealers. They will showcase the latest devices along with explaining coverage areas, how the technology works and other information vital to becoming a CLEAR reseller.
New York is the most important launch for CLEAR. They’ve been working on it, by searching for engineers in the area for over two years. It’s unclear just exactly how large the coverage area will be, but it should get a few folks interested to see which surrounding areas will get great WiMAX coverage.
See the latest devices, like the CLEAR Spot 4G+, it works on both CLEAR’s 4G network along with a fallback to Sprint’s 3G network when necessary. Meet professionals from CLEAR that are completely versed with extensive knowledge about the service plans, coverage and devices.
Contact Ari Zoldan at ari.zoldan@quantum-co.com if you’re interested in attending the event. It’s a great way to enter the CLEAR market in New York City. Perfect for business development and other opportunities. Attendees will be provided with a great opportunity to learn about CLEAR along with meeting potential business assets and partnerships.… Read the rest
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CLEAR will host a meet-and-greet event for potential dealers on Wednesday July 8. It takes place from 7-10 p.m. at the Midtown Loft located at 267 Fifth Ave. New York, N.Y. 10016.
It will be a great time to see how CLEAR plans on marketing its service and products in the New York market. Come and meet other interested dealers. They will showcase the latest devices along with explaining coverage areas, how the technology works and other information vital to becoming a CLEAR reseller.
New York is the most important launch for CLEAR. They’ve been working on it, by searching for engineers in the area for over two years. It’s unclear just exactly how large the coverage area will be, but it should get a few folks interested to see which surrounding areas will get great WiMAX coverage.
See the latest devices, like the CLEAR Spot 4G+, it works on both CLEAR’s 4G network along with a fallback to Sprint’s 3G network when necessary. Meet professionals from CLEAR that are completely versed with extensive knowledge about the service plans, coverage and devices.
Contact Ari Zoldan at ari.zoldan@quantum-co.com if you’re interested in attending the event. It’s a great way to enter the CLEAR market in New York City. Perfect for business development and other opportunities. Attendees will be provided with a great opportunity to learn about CLEAR along with meeting potential business assets and partnerships.
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Within two years of its startup, Quantum Networks, LCC founded by Ari Zoldan has made extraordinary and rapid headway with the pioneering of WiMAX; the next generation wireless broadband network. This novel technology will not only allow people the freedom to choose their own hotspots, but it will also enable them to receive high-speed Internet connectivity in remote areas, far from any previous network sources, without even signing up with any wireless carriers. The WiMAX connection offers an instantaneous Internet connection, recording up to 70 Mbps, at low and affordable costs. Just recently Clearwire, which has merged with Sprint, installed its first ever WiMAX network in the metropolitan areas of Baltimore and Portland. The Portland network alone connects users within 700 square miles of the city. This innovative technology has firmly established its roots in the race for the next generation wireless broadband network and will prove to have a major impact in the future of the Internet if it lives up to its expectations.
Nevertheless, few innovations are created without encountering some bumps and bruises along the way. In its initial stages, black holes of non-connectivity were formed in certain terrain-restricting areas. Many leading companies doubted the prospects of WiMAX and instead placed their trust in LTE, Long Term Evolution. LTE is a third generation wireless network that is only in its conception stages and will not be deployed for a few years to come. Although there continues to be a debate over whether WiMAX or LTE will be the prevailing next generation of wireless technology, several leading companies such as Sprint, Clearwire, Google, Comcast, Intel, and Time Warner have placed their trust and alliance with WiMAX.These organizations felt that WiMAX has many advantages over its leading competitors, including LTE. WiMAX is a next generation WiFi technology and is much more flexible than LTE. It has been up and running for a few years, which has given its developers ample time to improve its efficiency, signal strength, and speed. WiMAX is transmitted through microwaves on the 802.16 frequency and can reach distances up to 30 miles. These signals reach over 500 times further than the current leading WiFi technologies. Even when its network is distributed among thousands of users, the WiMAX network will still operate at speeds similar to those of DSL or Cable. More than WiMAX’s incredible power to connect an entire city is its unique ability to provide a viable and strong network to rural areas, country sides, and remote villages. This technology will revamp the modern world as we know it today. Soon, people’s cell phone coverage will increase dramatically, cars will be fully equipped with Internet activity, and boats miles away from land will be able to watch videos on YouTube or make purchases on Ebay. With WiMAX innovations still being unveiled on a regular basis, the possibilities are truly endless.
More news out of the Mobile World Congress 2009 taking place in Barcelona today ; Alvarion just announced that it was hired by Orange Botswana for turnkey WiMAX™ deployment, using Alvarion’s WiMAX Forum Certified™ 4Motion end-to-end solution. The New Wimax Network will initially cover Botswana’s two largest cities Gaborone and Francistown with plans to expand to other parts of the country in the near future. Gaborone, one of Africa’s fastest growing cities along with Francistown inhabit 330,000 people. In an interview with BusinessWire Wilfried Yver Head of Internet Service Provider of Orange Botswana said” WiMAX enables a whole new wireless broadband experience for our customers… We are confident that Alvarion’s proven global expertise in wireless broadband technologies and commitment to WiMAX will help us bring superior Internet service to our end-users, now and in the future. Alvarion’s innovative technology and complete offering enables us to answer the immediate need for high-quality, yet reasonably priced Internet access in the urban areas of the country. Our subscribers are already enjoying the benefits of the technology and we are very interested in the new opportunities 802.16e WiMAX could bring to this market” Tzvika Friedman, president and CEO of Alvarion said. “ This deployment reiterates our commitment to the region with tailored solutions and turnkey project implementation. Orange Botswana’s adoption of our OPEN WiMAX approach enables true innovation resulting in new and competitive broadband service offerings.”
If you are interested in deploying a WiMAX network where you live, Quantum Networks headed by Ari Zoldan consults both foreign governments and private businesses on planning and implementation of WiMax worldwide.
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More news out of the Mobile World Congress 2009 taking place in Barcelona today ; Alvarion just announced that it was hired by Orange Botswana for turnkey WiMAX™ deployment, using Alvarion’s WiMAX Forum Certified™ 4Motion end-to-end solution. The New Wimax Network will initially cover Botswana’s two largest cities Gaborone and Francistown with plans to expand to other parts of the country in the near future. Gaborone, one of Africa’s fastest growing cities along with Francistown inhabit 330,000 people. In an interview with BusinessWire Wilfried Yver Head of Internet Service Provider of Orange Botswana said” WiMAX enables a whole new wireless broadband experience for our customers… We are confident that Alvarion’s proven global expertise in wireless broadband technologies and commitment to WiMAX will help us bring superior Internet service to our end-users, now and in the future. Alvarion’s innovative technology and complete offering enables us to answer the immediate need for high-quality, yet reasonably priced Internet access in the urban areas of the country. Our subscribers are already enjoying the benefits of the technology and we are very interested in the new opportunities 802.16e WiMAX could bring to this market” Tzvika Friedman, president and CEO of Alvarion said. “ This deployment reiterates our commitment to the region with tailored solutions and turnkey project implementation. Orange Botswana’s adoption of our OPEN WiMAX approach enables true innovation resulting in new and competitive broadband service offerings.”
If you are interested in deploying a WiMAX network where you live, Quantum Networks headed by Ari Zoldan consults both foreign governments and private businesses on planning and implementation of WiMax worldwide.
