Comcast reported a gain of an additional 204,000 Xfinity Mobile lines—the cable operator’s biggest quarterly customer addition figure since it launched its mobile services last year. Comcast reported around 180,000
Archives for: July 26th, 2018
Qualcomm’s problems continue to build. The company this week announced it would walk away from its long-stalled deal to purchase NXP and will therefore pay a $2 billion breakup fee
Written by Developer on July 25, 2018
Samsung Electronics America’s years of research into millimeter wave appear to be paying off, as the infrastructure vendor has scored Houston as the second city in which Verizon has selected
Written by Developer on July 25, 2018
Utility companies, like local water and electricity providers, traditionally build their own private wireless networks. And that tendency shows no signs of changing in the short term despite the increasing
Written by Developer on July 25, 2018
T-Mobile said it isn’t looking to team up with Sprint to jointly bid on millimeter wave spectrum during the FCC’s upcoming spectrum auction starting in November. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on July 25, 2018
Pivotal Commware, a startup with the backing of Bill Gates, just completed a field trial at 28 GHz that achieved throughput of 1.3 Gbps using its Holographic Beam Forming technology.
Written by Developer on July 25, 2018
AT&T and Verizon reported their second-quarter results this week, and both companies offered wireless results generally in line with or ahead of most Wall Street analyst expectations. Most analysts pointed
Written by Developer on July 25, 2018
The CTIA survey has continued to provide keen insights into the state of the U.S. wireless market, and this year’s report was no exception. There is no question that wireless
Written by Developer on July 25, 2018
Cable giant Charter is currently testing LTE small cells in locations around the country and said it will expand those tests into major markets New York City and Los Angeles
Written by Developer on July 25, 2018
In conjunction with the release of its second-quarter financial results, AT&T provided a look into its new corporate structure and leadership stemming from the close of its acquisition of Time