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    Qualcomm has decided to focus on 3G LTE technology and stop developing Ultra Mobile Broadband, closing the window more on WiMax. An LTE customer base is expected to reach $440 million by 2015 according to a report. Qualcomm will concentrate its efforts on 3G LTE technology instead of other emerging wireless technologies.

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    Qualcomm has decided to focus on 3G LTE technology and stop developing Ultra Mobile Broadband, closing the window more on WiMax. An LTE customer base is expected to reach $440 million by 2015 according to a report. Qualcomm will concentrate its efforts on 3G LTE technology instead of other emerging wireless technologies.

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    Qualcomm has decided to focus on 3G LTE technology and stop developing Ultra Mobile Broadband, closing the window more on WiMax. An LTE customer base is expected to reach $440 million by 2015 according to a report. Qualcomm will concentrate its efforts on 3G LTE technology instead of other emerging wireless technologies.

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    Qualcomm Decides to Focus on LTE

    TAKEAWAY: Qualcomm has decided to forgo development of Ultra Mobile Broadband and concentrate on 3G LTE, which closes the window a little more on WiMax. According o a report, LTE's customer base will reach $440 million by 2015.

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