Nokia received approval from the FCC to add one more site in New York to the list of markets where it’s conducting experiments with 28 GHz. {$excerpt:n}
Archives for: October 15th, 2018
How much data customers are using, and how customers are paying for that data, are perennial questions in the wireless industry. Thanks to a partnership between FierceWireless and Strategy Analytics,
Written by Developer on October 15, 2018
Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile and AT&T have all made it very clear that they are either already offering 5G services or will be shortly. But the nation’s smaller and regional wireless
Written by Developer on October 15, 2018
A California startup is looking to create a new category of device—essentially a smaller and more portable version of a standard smartphone. The company’s new smartphone companion gadget—dubbed the Palm—pairs
Written by Developer on October 15, 2018
A company that was founded in 1931 to operate movie theaters is now offering internet, cable TV, phone and other services to more than 400,000 residential and business customers in
Written by Developer on October 13, 2018
A company that was founded in 1931 to operate movie theaters is now offering internet, cable TV, phone and other services to more than 400,000 residential and business customers in
Written by Developer on October 13, 2018
Don’t be surprised if Semtech, the California-based silicon provider behind the LoRa internet of things technology, extends its reach beyond the Alibaba Cloud deal it announced earlier this month. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on October 12, 2018
As T-Mobile works to obtain regulatory approval for its proposed merger with Sprint, the company’s top network executives provided FCC officials with a detailed look at how T-Mobile is preparing
Written by Developer on October 12, 2018
The FCC will consider the 6 GHz band at its Oct. 23 open meeting—and a lot of people are excited about the prospects of more spectrum being unleashed for Wi-Fi
Written by Developer on October 12, 2018
The work program for the Small Cell Forum for the coming year covers “every aspect of densification,” including policy improvements for siting and spectrum, 5G-enabling technologies and the next iteration