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Last year, Transition Networks' ION Network Interface Devices (NIDs) earned the company Metro Ethernet Forum certification. Transition provides networking and wireless backhaul solutions that are performing with greater reliability and speed due to the company's continued quality improvement.

As smart TVs, laptops, tablets and a host of other connected devices throughout the home jostle for WiFi connectivity and struggle to overcome WiFi obstacles, NETGEAR is making an effort to soothe ruffled feelings with its Universal Dual Band WiFi Range Extender that was unveiled at CES 2012 in January.

Laird Technologies, Inc., a company specializing in the design and supply of customized performance-critical components and systems for advanced electronics and wireless products, has introduced new CMS69273 LTE ceiling mount broadband omnidirectional antenna, part of the company's in-building wireless product line.

Alvarion Ltd., a provider of optimized wireless broadband solutions and Crossover Distribution.com Corporation, a distributor of wireless broadband and in-building cellular technologies, have signed North American distribution agreement for carrier-grade Wi-Fi solutions.

JDSU recently announced the launch of an industry-first communications test solution over its Optical Network Test (ONT) platform for service providers and network equipment manufacturers. Leveraging the test solution, users will be able address instances of dropped calls and poor video quality over 4G/LTE and mobile backhaul networks caused by Ethernet synchronization issues. The company is a global provider of optical products and test and measurement solutions for the communications industry.

Huawei Technologies has launched two new wireless broadband solutions called the ARU (Adaptive Radio Unit) and the AtomCell. The newly launched solutions are now part of Huawei's GigaSite range.

With the increasing popularity of mobile devices, especially smartphones and tablets, comes increasing demands for data over mobile networks. One way carriers have found to cope is by deploying small cells. NEC has announced plans for wireless backhaul for small cell networks.