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Can femtocells live up to the hype?

Brad Reed By Brad Reed
Although femtocells have generated quite a bit of hype for their potential to save money and boost call quality, analysts and femtocell manufacturers say that there is still much work to be done if femtocells are to have a major impact in the wireless market. Read full story

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