Apple filed a patent-infringement suit against Qualcomm, escalating a war between the companies that has dragged on throughout the year. {$excerpt:n}
Archives for: November 29th, 2017
Andy Rubin has reportedly taken a leave of absence from his startup Essential after a report surfaced indicating he left Google shortly after being accused of having an “inappropriate relationship”
Written by Developer on November 29, 2017
DALLAS—Verizon shared a few tidbits about what it’s learned from millimeter wave trials, which it has been studying in 11 markets across the country, and it’s looking better than originally
Written by Developer on November 29, 2017
Rivada Networks and Macquarie Capital are working together to offer wireless services for first responders to states considering opting out of FirstNet. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on November 29, 2017
Over the past eight years, Mobile Experts has published some highly accurate forecasts for small cell deployment. The number of small cells shipped in 2016 was within 4% of our
Written by Developer on November 29, 2017
FierceWireless is hosting the Next Gen Wireless Networks Summit to bring together top executives in the wireless space to delve into the question: Will everything go wireless? Check back here
Written by Developer on November 28, 2017
Qualcomm disclosed the prices it plans to charge handset makers for its 5G intellectual property. Specifically, the company said that it could charge smartphone manufacturers up to $16.25 in royalties
Written by Developer on November 28, 2017
Following a meeting with the company’s management, the analysts at Wall Street research firm Jefferies said T-Mobile likely will meet or exceed its guidance for customer net additions and earnings.
Written by Developer on November 28, 2017
Montreal, Canada-based Inocybe is targeting Tier 2 and 3 wired/wireless service providers globally and enterprises to talk open source. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on November 28, 2017
Kymeta, the novel satellite antenna company whose investors include Bill Gates, just ended a 7,000-mile trip across the country designed to see how well its technology holds up. {$excerpt:n}