Federal Council creates more space for mobile Internet
The Federal Council is making room for Internet reception via cell phone. In future, it will make some of the frequencies previously used for TV transmission to indoor antennas available to mobile communication services.
The Federal Council is making room for Internet reception via cell phone. In future, it will make some of the frequencies previously used for TV transmission to indoor antennas available to mobile communication services.
On Wednesday, the full committee approved a corresponding amendment to the National Frequency Allocation Plan (NaFZ). This now provides for the bandwidth between 790 and 862 MHz to be available for mobile services from 2015 at the latest. According to the Federal Council, the frequencies are suitable for covering rural areas and can also be received well inside buildings.
On Wednesday, the full committee approved a corresponding amendment to the National Frequency Allocation Plan (NaFZ). This now provides for the bandwidth between 790 and 862 MHz to be available for mobile services from 2015 at the latest. According to the Federal Council, the frequencies are suitable for covering rural areas and can also be received well inside buildings.
