3G
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What is 3G?
3G (or third generation) is a generation of mobile telecommunications technology that succeeded 2G. 3G networks enable faster data transfer speeds compared to 2G, allowing for applications such as mobile internet access, video calls, and mobile TV. It is commonly used for smartphones and other mobile devices.
What other technologies are related to 3G?
3G Competitor Technologies
2G
2G was a previous generation of mobile technology, competing with 3G.
4G
4G is a later generation of mobile technology, competing with and eventually replacing 3G.
5G
5G is a later generation of mobile technology, competing with and eventually replacing 3G and 4G.
LTE
LTE is a 4G standard that competes with 3G technologies like UMTS and HSPA.
GSM
GSM is a 2G technology, representing an earlier generation of mobile communication that competed with 3G.
4G LTE
A specific type of 4G technology, competing with 3G.
CDMA
CDMA is a 2G/3G technology that competed with GSM and UMTS.
GPRS
GPRS is a 2.5G technology that offered data services before 3G, thus competing with 3G rollouts.
3G Complementary Technologies
UMTS
UMTS is a 3G technology standard, also known as W-CDMA. It is a key component of 3G networks and complements it.
RNC
RNC (Radio Network Controller) is a key component in 3G networks, managing base stations and radio resources.
MGW
MGW (Media Gateway) translates between different network types and is often used in 3G networks to interface with other networks like PSTN.
Which job functions commonly mention 3G?
Telecommunications Engineer
0.9% of all Telecommunications Engineer jobs mention 3G
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Embedded Engineer
0.2% of all Embedded Engineer jobs mention 3G
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Test Engineer
0.2% of all Test Engineer jobs mention 3G
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Engineer
2987 Engineer jobs mention 3G
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Engineering & R&D
3002 Engineering & R&D jobs mention 3G
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