Realising the LTE vision
Jane van Beelen
Executive Director, Regulatory
Forecast: Handset versus Laptops
Forecast: Handset versus Laptops
s 1600
1000 1200 1400 1600
in millions
400 600 800 1000
shipments
Laptop
0 200 400
Global s
Mobile (total) Mobile (data 2008 2009
2010 2011
2012 2013 2014
Mobile (data capable)
Sources: Ovum and IDC
Smartphones are becoming the standard
Smartphones
Feature phonesp
But so are tablets…
Home or Business
Operating Systems
iOS
T‐Hub™
iOS
T‐Touch Tab™
Sizes, Shapes
7 inch Archos Toshiba Libretto – Augen GenTouch
9.7 inch iPad Dual screen
Video is driving an explosion of Mobile Internet Traffic
3.5 4
nth)
2.5 3
ic (Exabyte/Mon
Web/Data/Other VoIP
1 1.5 2
e Internet Traffi
Gaming P2P Video
0
Mobil 0.5
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
Source: Cisco VNI Mobile, 2010
Video will account for 66% of gglobal mobile traffic byy 2014
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And mobile apps are exploding
• Th AThe Apple App Store still leads in both the l A St till l d i b th th number of apps and downloads, but
Android Market is gaining momentum through a large number of devices.
• Of the individual Apps, Facebook is by far the most popular on almost all platforms;
Facebook has some 100 million iOS users d 12 illi A d id
and 12 million Android users
• Daily app downloads:
• Apple App Store: 17M/day
• A d id M k Android Market : 8M/day t 8M/d
• Nokia OVI: 1.6M/day
• RIM App World: 1.5M/day
• I t In terms of total users, Nokia s OVI leads f t t l N ki ’ OVI l d the market with 140 million registered users; however, the users are much less active than at e.g. Apple App Store.
Number of apps in popular app stores
300,000
~140,000
~10 000
~30,000
10,000
Which has all driven an explosion of use
10.5 million wireless customers
1.7b wireless broadband SIOs up 58%
Typical Monthly Usage per Device Type
Monthly Usage
Conventional Phone
Mid Range Smart Phone
High End Smart Phone
Tablet Data Card
Device
Traffic (Mbps)
Indicative Busy Hour NextG HS Data Traffic
DL Busy Hour Rate [Mbps]
UL Busy Hour Rate [Mbps]
Jul-06 Oct-06 Feb-07 May-07 Aug-07 Dec-07 Mar-08 Jun-08 Sep-08 Jan-09 Apr-09 Jul-09 Nov-09 Feb-10 May-10 Aug-10
BH HS Data
Date
WBB data traffic doubling every WBB data traffic doubling every
12 Months
3
g
HSDPA/HSUPA
3.6/14.4Mbps 1.9 Mbps
HSPA+
42 Mbps HSPA+
21(28)/5.8
HSPA+(MIMO) 84 Mbps
HSPA+(MBand) 168 Mbps LTE
LTE
172 Mbps ++
W i h d HSPA h l ll
We are running as hard as HSPA technology allows
Leading Network Refarming the 850MHz
technology evolution Nine world firsts in 4 years :
• HSUPA 5.8 Mbps* : Jun 2009
• HSPA+ DC42 Mbps* N/W : Dec 2009
spectrum
Over the past 23 years 850Mhz
• Delivered Telstra’s cellular AMPS (1G) network - 1997
2009
• HSPA+ 42 Mbps* DC device:
Aug 2010
• Plans for 84Mbps* - “use gas left in the HSPA+ tank”
• Replaced the AMPS network with the CDMA (2G) digital cellular technology - 2000
• Commenced delivering the Next GTM (3G) network and CDMA
h t d i 2007
• Trialling LTE was shut down in 2007.
200 6
200 7
200
8 2009 201
0
201 1
201 2
201 3
6 7 8 0
HSDPA/HSUPA
3.6/14.4Mbps 1.9 Mbps
DC-HSPA+
42 Mbps**
HSPA+
21(28)/5.8 84 Mbps 168 Mbps
LTE
MC- HSPA+ and MIMO
LTE
172 Mbps++
*All speeds quoted are peak network speeds. Customer download speeds are lower.
** Compatible devices commercially available mid 2010.
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But we need to deploy LTE to cater for use
700 850 900
LTE WCDMA GSM
1800 2100 2600
GSM1800 WCDMA LTE
MH 700
(Digital Dividend)
900
850 1800 2100 2600 MHz
Low Capacity
Good Area and Depth of Coverage
High Capacity
Poor Area and Depth of Coverage
Low Frequency Bands High Frequency Bands
n x 20 MHz 1800 MHz or 2.6 GHz
x 20 MHz 700 MHz
High Frequency 1800 MHz or 2.6 GHz
capacity Layer
LTE 700 MHz Layer from Digital Dividend 700MHz LTE wide area
Coverage & capacity n x 7 n x 5 MHz 850 MHz
3G 850 MHz
LTE trials are underway
•Objective: test the capability and performance of the LTE technology and assess its viability for Objective: test the capability and performance of the LTE technology and assess its viability for commercialisation in the near future.
•Vendors:
•EricssonEricsson
•Huawei
•Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN)
•Scope:
•The trials will take place using ACMA approved 2.6GHz test spectrum and 1.8GHz spectrum.
•Assess the performance and capability of LTE in the Telstra radio access network.
••Includes some core network development and build testingIncludes some core network development and build testing.
•Capacity and coverage of LTE with various radio unit power configurations.
•Performance of MIMO with various base and use equipment antenna configurations.
•An understanding of the load generated by the X2 interfaceAn understanding of the load generated by the X2 interface.
•An understanding of the evolved packet core (ePC) utilising Telstra’s model packet core network.
This is in addition to the deployment of the worlds first Dual-Band LTE commercial network in Hong K
Kong bby Tellstra subT t bsidiidiary CSL CSL and ZTEd ZTE
Site of the world’s longest LTE call
How will LTE services evolve?
50 billion connections 2020
Source: Ericsson
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The phone phone bec beco omes mes eevver eryytthing hing
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Most “pocketable” devices are
already in a mobile phone
What’s next?
already in a mobile phone
• Most still exist as categories of their own as well, but are threatened species
• More of the things previously in your pocket?
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Cloud S d Services ffor Mobiles
T S it T l ’s SaaS OffS Offeriing T-Suite – Telsttra’ S
– Access to network hosted pplications delivered as a web-based subscription service (accessible by fixed and wireless connected devices)
Application examples:
– Email, calendar and contacts
Microsoft Exchange Online: compatible with Windows Mobile® 6.0
Microsoft Exchange Online: compatible with Windows Mobile® 6.0 and 6.1 devices andand 6.1 devices and Exchange ActiveSync® devices (including Apple iPhone™)
• Hosted BlackBerry for Microsoft Exchange Online
– Customer Relationship ManagementCustomer Relationship Management
• Maximizer CRM: a small to medium business CRM system optimised for mobile access.
The service includes contact and account management, Opportunity Management and Sales Force Automation
Workforce Management
Mobile will deliver smart infrastructure
Sensors, Computers and Communications Devices
Magnetic Nails
C i i WiFi / Bl h / HSPA / LTE
In-Car – an emerging device class
Connectivity: WiFi / Bluetooth / HSPA+ / LTE Application ecosystem (Android, MeeGo) Speech recognition
DLNA / UPnP (content sharing) Head‐up Display (driver information) Location aware: GPS
Location‐aware: GPS
Mobiles are already changing healthcare
Wireless Parameter
transfer to transfer via
hosted portal Bluetooth
Next G Mobile Phone
Medical portal Glucose meter
And will continue to do so
Mobile will deliver new ways to broadcast
