Qtel has completed the latest phase of its national mobile broadband rollout process, delivering enhanced speeds and better performance.
The company has successfully upgraded its high-speed packet access network (HSPA) network to offer mobile download peak speeds of up to 21Mbps. The upgrade complements Qtel’s ongoing technology evolution, positioning Qatar as one of the best connected nations in the region.
In addition, the upgrade to a complete HSPA+standard, offers upload peak speeds of 5.8Mbps.
Qtel’s HSPA standard is one of the fastest in the Middle East, and exceeds that of many network operators in the United States and Europe. This network achievement not only helps to increase the speed at which data travels across the 3G Network, but also increases the overall network capacity – creating a better experience for Qtel’s mobile broadband customers.
Alongside these overall speed enhancements, Qtel has also extended the indoor and outdoor coverage by boosting the number of towers across the country.
Qtel currently supports a network of nearly 600 external towers and 150 indoor Solutions, and is investing in extending the network coverage every month.
This process of development is in-line with its strategy of offering the widest, broadest, fastest and most reliable network in Qatar.
The enhanced speeds and overall performance improvements will enable customers to have access to data-heavy content over their mobile broadband devices.
All Qtel mobile broadband customers will experience the data speed increase from August as a result of the upgrade process, and the service enhancement is being provided at no extra cost.
“Customer demand for faster speeds has been demonstrated by the impressive sales of the Qtel 21 Mbps USB modem, which is the fastest ever to be offered in Qatar. The modem, which supports video, graphic and other high speed applications, and is interchangeable between desktop and notebook computers, has become the best-selling broadband connection in Qatar in the summer of 2010,” Qtel said.
The company has successfully upgraded its high-speed packet access network (HSPA) network to offer mobile download peak speeds of up to 21Mbps. The upgrade complements Qtel’s ongoing technology evolution, positioning Qatar as one of the best connected nations in the region.
In addition, the upgrade to a complete HSPA+standard, offers upload peak speeds of 5.8Mbps.
Qtel’s HSPA standard is one of the fastest in the Middle East, and exceeds that of many network operators in the United States and Europe. This network achievement not only helps to increase the speed at which data travels across the 3G Network, but also increases the overall network capacity – creating a better experience for Qtel’s mobile broadband customers.
Alongside these overall speed enhancements, Qtel has also extended the indoor and outdoor coverage by boosting the number of towers across the country.
Qtel currently supports a network of nearly 600 external towers and 150 indoor Solutions, and is investing in extending the network coverage every month.
This process of development is in-line with its strategy of offering the widest, broadest, fastest and most reliable network in Qatar.
The enhanced speeds and overall performance improvements will enable customers to have access to data-heavy content over their mobile broadband devices.
All Qtel mobile broadband customers will experience the data speed increase from August as a result of the upgrade process, and the service enhancement is being provided at no extra cost.
“Customer demand for faster speeds has been demonstrated by the impressive sales of the Qtel 21 Mbps USB modem, which is the fastest ever to be offered in Qatar. The modem, which supports video, graphic and other high speed applications, and is interchangeable between desktop and notebook computers, has become the best-selling broadband connection in Qatar in the summer of 2010,” Qtel said.
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