In remarks that should be music to the hears of the wireless industry, FCC nominee Geoffrey Starks said 5G is extremely important to the nation’s economy and making more spectrum
Archives for: June 20th, 2018
No doubt, finalizing the standalone 5G specifications clears a significant hurdle on the way to broad 5G adoption. Most notably, it paves the way for a true 5G core network
Written by Developer on June 20, 2018
Following an inquiry by a senator on the issue, Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint all pledged to stop providing customers’ location data to third-party brokers. But some details about the
Written by Developer on June 20, 2018
American Tower, one of the world’s largest tower companies, said yesterday that it will end a program launched late last month that was designed to prevent its contractors from constructing
Written by Developer on June 20, 2018
The Wireless Internet Service Providers Association (WISPA) said it supports a framework for spectrum sharing in the 6 GHz band proposed by a group of tech companies that includes Apple,
Written by Developer on June 19, 2018
AT&T announced Wednesday it will join its rivals in launching an NB-IoT network for internet of things deployments. The carrier’s NB-IoT network will launch early next year in the United
Written by Developer on June 19, 2018
For years, industry observers and Wall Street analysts have been warning that Sprint hasn’t been able to correct its flagging performance, and that the company may never recover its footing
Written by Developer on June 19, 2018
T-Mobile is promising to change the world as we know it—if and only if it is allowed to combine with Sprint—by offering amazing peak 5G data speeds up to 4.1
Written by Developer on June 19, 2018
If regulators approve their merger proposal, Sprint and T-Mobile promise to offer in-home internet services to roughly 9.5 million American households by 2024, or about 13% of the country. The
Written by Developer on June 19, 2018
Things are finally starting to look up for Verizon, at least according to some Wall Street analysts. Specifically, the analysts at Deutsche Bank Research forecast that in the second quarter