ome e-Node B (eHNB) are also added. 3G-LTE is expected to support 100 and 50 Mbps in a 20 MHz channel in downlink and uplink respectively. Rel-8 provides enhancements to enable CS (circuit switched) Fallback from E-UTRAN access to 2G/3G CS domain access. Using this functionality, voice and other CS-domain services are realized by reuse of CS infrastructure. Rel-8 supports interworking of EPC with external Packet Data Networks (Internet, etc.) and with non-3GPP access (CDMA2000, WIMAX, etc.). EPC also supports interworking with IMS, MBMS, and GERAN. HSPA+: Rel-8 supports peak data rates of 42 Mbps in downlink and 11.5 Mbps in uplink for HSPA+ New Spectrum for UMTS: UMTS 1500 for potential deployment in Japan has been considered by 3GPP. Rel-8 also provides specifications and reports to support UMTS in 700, 2300, and 3500 MHz bands. The "Common IMS" work is an agreement between the 3GPP and non-3GPP (TISPAN, 3GPP2) to migrate work on the IMS and some associated aspects to 3GPP for all access technologies. 3GPP and 3GPP2 agreed to include 3GPP2 IMS (Multi Media Domain) specification into Common IMS specifications. This will simplify the deployment of Fixed Mobile Convergence (FMC) solutions, minimize the risk of divergent standardization and make the standardization process more efficient. Rel-8 will be the first release directly impacted by Common IMS. Rel-8 addresses IMS architectural enhancements needed to support cable client types and deployment models. The Multimedia Priority Service (MPS) enhances IMS to provide special support for disaster recovery and national emergency situations. The MPS allows suitable authorized persons (members of government or emergency services) to obtain preferential treatment under network overload situa- tion. When this feature is deployed, disaster recovery will be assisted by the multimedia capabilities of IMS. This feature is also an enabler to the eventual replacement of CS networks by IMS. 3GPP Evolved Packet System (EPS) Combination of 64QAM and MIMO for HSDPA: The combinati