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© 2009 Sprint. This information is subject to Sprint policies regarding use and is the property of Sprint and/or its relevant affiliates and may contain restricted,
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Mobile Infrastructure
Mobile Monday
Wireless Networks for the information age
What are all these “Gs”
6G
A little History
1G – 1st Generation cellular network
• Analog
• Unsecure
2G - 2nd Generation Digital Network
• Digital voice
• Secure
3G - 3rd Generation Digital Network
• Greater voice capacity
• Real “always on” data (2.5G)
• True Mobile Broadband data
4G - 4th Generation wireless networks
• Provides high speed, high capacity, low latency IP data services
• Based on open standards to power the next generation of applications
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3G / 4G Mobile Broadband Solutions
3G Technology
• Key enabler to mobile applications
• Average download speeds up to 1.4MB
• Low Latency ~ 100 to 200 ms
• Ubiquitous availability today
4G Technology
• Next generation data services
• Average download speeds up to 6MB
• Lower Latency ~60 to 100 milliseconds
• All IP infrastructure – Real 4G
• New Backhaul Technology
4G Comparison
Sprint Verizon
4G Markets 73 Markets 38 Markets
Technology WiMAX LTE
Experience June 2008 Dec 2010
Devices • 3 USB Devices
• 2 Mobile Hotspots
• 2 Router Solutions
• 2 3G/4G Laptops
w/40+ WiMax ready
models
• 3 Android
Smartphones
• 2 USB Devices
• 1 Smartphone by
mid 2011
• 10 Additional
devices in 2011
AT&T T-Mobile
Current
Footprint
Current
Footprint
HSPA+
LTE Planned
HSPA+
Dec 2010 Dec 2010
• 1 USB Device
• 2 Smartphones
• 20 Devices by end
of 2011
• 1 USB Device
• 2 Smartphones
• 2 Tablet/Netbook
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Network Progress and International Roaming
LTE
LTE Progress
• A dozen operators committed to deploying LTE in 2010, 125 operators are planning or in LTE deployment
• North America was first to deploy LTE, closely followed by several countries in Asia Pacific and Europe
• LTE-Advanced update expected to offer peak rates up to 1 Gbit/s fixed speeds and 100 Mb/s to mobile users.
• LTE roaming trials are starting
WiMAX
WiMAX Progress
• Launch in S,Korea in 2006
• Currently ~260 active WiMAX networks deployed in 110 countries
• WiMAX update IEEE 802.16m expected to offer peak rates of at least 1 Gbit/s fixed speeds and 100Mbit/s to mobile users.
• Recently announced roaming agreements with Digicel Jamaica and Global MobileTaiwan
• $14.99 day pass
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4G SpectrumMore Spectrum = Greater Capacity and Fewer Potential Bottlenecks for
Customers
2.5 GHzWiMAX
120 MHz
700 MHz and AWS
700 MHzand AWS
30-46 MHz
12-24 MHz
Source: Macquarie, The Wireless 4G Evolution, November 2009
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Spectrum Holdings (U.S. Carriers)
125
100
75
50
25
>42
Sprint
120
22
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Total Spectrum Allocated for High Speed Data
Others
Why 4G is it important
The demand for mobile data is growing exponentially
New technology is required to meet the demands
• Consumers – Connected generation demands it
• Businesses – Need it to meet the demand
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Network Traffic
The usage of a single mobile subscriber in 2015 could be 450 times what it was in 2005.
Higher adoption of mobile
applications among consumers
Mobile Data Traffic Growth (US)
5 mil
20 mil
40 mil
10 mil
30 mil
2007 20142008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Growing
Smartphone
adoption
Building mobility into every
product, service, and process
by businesses
Deployment of high
speed 4G networks
Greater use of
embedded laptops
and data cards
User data consumption will increase
Sources: Cisco, Chetan Sharma Consulting
Pricing
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Carrier 4G Pricing
SprintSprint Pricing
• $60 4G Unlimited /3G 5 GB ($0.05/MB Overage)
VerizonVerizon Pricing
• $50 5 GB 3G/4G ($10/GB Overage)
• $80 10 GB 3G/4G ($10/GB Overage)
• Overage is billed in GB increments
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AT&TAT&T HSPA+ Pricing
• $45 for 4 GB 3G/4G ($10/GB Overage)
• $25 for 2 GB 3G/4G ($10/GB Overage)
• $15 for 200 MB 3G/4G ($10/GB Overage)
T-MobileT-Mobile HSPA+ Pricing
• T-Mobile requires data add-on to voice plan. Current data add-on plan is $10 for 200 MB.
• 5GB Web Access Plan for $39.99
• 200 MB Web Access for $24.99
Pricing does not include Corporate Discounts
Applications
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Smartphone applications are changing the industry
App stores - consumers buy software over the air
Global mobile smartphone application market 2010
Applications
Android Market
Blackberry App World
Windows Phone 7 Marketplace
Apple App Store
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Machine-to-Machine Thinking Outside the Phone
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What Is M2M?
Sprint wireless
networkRemote
Devices
Human
analysis//actionBackend
Device
Automated Data
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M2M Market in Perspective
Ten times more connected machines than people
• 6.8 billion people
Fifteen times more connected machines than mobile handsets
• 4.1 billion mobile handsets
Anything can be instrumented
• 60 BILLION CONNECTED MACHINES!!!
This is going to be HUGE!
Automation & Control
Utilities TelematicsDigital
SignageSecurity Telemedicine
ATM/POS Fleet EmergencyUBI
Insurance
Consumer-Connected
Devices
Asset
Tracking
M2M Spans Most Industries
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Office in a Box Solutions
Bring voice, data and video to temporary
offices and mobile locations with a plug
and play office-in-a-box solution.
The Office in a Box Solution is the ideal wireless
solution for the Small Office/Home Office –
• Utilize wireless services vs. traditional wiredservices to set up an office quickly any place
• Set up temporary
job sites
• Re-usable, cost
effective solutions
• Replace traditional
wired services
• Wi-Fi Hotspots
• Wireless Internet
access for primary or
back up redundancy
solutions
3G/4G SolutionBusiness Need
Tools for the Mobile User
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Digital Signage
Replace costly static print with dynamic digital signage to
broadcast messages in a targeted and interactive way.
• Update messaging
instantly
• Influence decisions
at the point of sale
• Reduce marketing
material costs
• Digital kiosks
• Digital signage
• Video Interactions with
live personnel
3G/4G SolutionBusiness Need
Digital SignageDigital Kiosk
Tools for the Mobile Business
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Network Vision
A New Generation Of Cellular Infrastructure
Sprint’s Wireless Networks Today
Backhaul
CDMA
1.9 GHz
iDEN
800/ 900 MHz
WiMAX
2.5GHz
Network
Spectrum
iDEN Towers
CDMA Towers
CDMA & iDEN
Co-located
100% of the towers
dedicated to
WiMAX
TowersNetwork
Protocol
PTT
Voice
Some data
Voice 1xRTT
Data Rev A
CDMA PTT
IP Data only
T-1
T-1
T-1
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The New Multi-Modal Site
1.9GHz
2.5GHz
800MHz
800MHz2.5GHz 1.9GHz
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Today:
• Separate networks with a
technology and spectrum linkage:
Future:
• Decouple network/ frequencies relationship
• Multi-modal platform utilizes all frequencies
for any service
• Move to software based platform
• Flexibility
• Service longevity
• Simplified maintenance
• New devices utilize all frequencies
Dramatic Coverage Improvements
1. Each Frequency’s Coverage Area Expands ~70%
• Integrated antennas/radios
• CDMA 1x Advanced
• Other technology enhancements
2. Every Service Now Uses 800mhz
• Every service on every tower has the reach and penetration of the ~70% larger 800mhz signal
3. Favorable Tower Density
• Towers designed for 1900mhz now use 800mhz
Network Vision provides with dramatic coverage improvements:
Each
spectrums’
coverage
area is ~70%
larger
800mhz
reach for all
services
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Dramatic Coverage and Capacity Gains
Coverage
Ca
pa
city
70%
20%
10%
By loading users into spectrum bands based on signal strength, Sprint has the ability to
dramatically increase coverage and capacity over traditional design methodologies.
Use 800MHz, on
the edge, largest
footprint, fewest
subscribers
As users move
further out, hand off
to 1.9 GHz
Greatest subscriber
capacity in 2.5GHz,
smallest coverage
footprint
2.5GHz
1.9GHz
800MHz
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The Multi-Modal Site
A significantly smaller footprint
Dramatically less power consumption
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Better Signals
800mhz Reach
Spectrum Assets
Tower Density
Integrated Devices
Unprecedented
mobile coverage
and capacity
MultimodeMultimode
Multimode
Multimode
Multimode
Put It All Together…
Multimode
Multimode
Multimode
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