LG LS970 'superphone' showsup again, flaunts its removablebattery and NFC chip - MobilEgypt

It's only been a few days since we first heard the rumors about an upcoming, Sprint-bound LG quad- core slab, and now that same LS970 "superphone" is back for more action. Thanks to yet another snap acquired by the folks over at BriefMobile, we can now spot a couple extra details on the device, including its previously unknown NFC capabilities. Contrary to earlier beliefs, the alleged LG Eclipse also seems to offer a removable battery, which is likely to make some power users very content. Something tells us this isn't the last we're going to see of this super handset, though, so we'll keep you in the loop if any more noteworthy findings appear. Source : BriefMobile

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Qualcomm offers support for Clearwire-billed LTE - MobilEgypt

NEW ORLEANS--The carrier networks aren't the only 4G LTE game in town. Qualcomm today announced its intention to support Clearwire's forthcoming TDD-LTE network to a select line of chipsets that power mobile devices like smartphones and tablets. Qualcomm already has what's called multi- mode, multi-band LTE chipsets, which means that its devices can ride more than one LTE frequency. Mobile device-makers who use Qualcomm's chipset to power their products will be able to offer their customers solutions other solutions for LTE, since their products would be able to ride the dta network provided by Clearwire's wholesale service. "We are pleased that Qualcomm will expand the size of the LTE ecosystem," said Clearwire CEO and president Erik Prusch in a statement, "By adding support for Clearwire's LTE frequency bands to their chipsets." Clearwire uses the FDD frequency band, whereas some carriers like Sprint use the TDD bands. Qualcomm's multi-mode, multi-band chipset would allow both frequencies on its devices.

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