The chief executive of Verizon’s wireless business offered a few additional insights into the company’s 5G strategy by diving into some specific use cases the company hopes to enable through
Archives for: August 8th, 2018
U.S. Cellular is now offering a fixed wireless service over its existing LTE network in select locations throughout its coverage area. The company said the offering is designed to make
Written by Developer on August 7, 2018
Colin Gibbs, our editor of FierceWireless, passed away on July 29 due to complications from cancer. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on August 7, 2018
Another new report released today comes to the same conclusion that a number of other analyst firms have previously stated: China is going to beat the United States in the
Written by Developer on August 7, 2018
AT&T’s CFO said that the carrier’s move to 5G network technology will create new opportunities for the company to generate new revenues. The statements are noteworthy considering AT&T has raised
Written by Developer on August 7, 2018
Verizon remained at the forefront of the wireless industry in terms of spending on TV advertising. And the company's messaging continues to focus around its new unlimited data plans. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on August 6, 2018
A new survey looks at the percent of customers who bring their own device with them. According to the results, most customers don’t purchase their device elsewhere, and instead they
Written by Developer on August 6, 2018
In the pasts few months, it has become clear that AT&T, Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile are all moving toward a tiered approach to unlimited service. Wireless operators are working to
Written by Developer on August 6, 2018
An Altice executive hinted that the company might be able to make a more profitable run at the wireless business than Charter and Comcast have been able to do. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on August 6, 2018
T-Mobile introduced a less expensive version of its unlimited plan, offering four lines of no-frills service for $120. The plan essentially is the least expensive of T-Mobile’s three unlimited options,