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A range of facts and figures and where and when to deploy Metrocells, the solution for coverage and capacity which macrocells can't satisfy alone. It considers both indoor/outdoor and stadium venues, illustrating that indoor mobile phone use has grown from 40 to 58% between 2003 and 2012. Developed and published by Alcatel-Lucent |
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A significant number of users continue to report poor mobile coverage in their homes. There will always be areas which are uneconomic for mobile operator to reach. They range from rural areas
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