Verizon's new unlimited plans may pay dividends in the short term, but they raise questions about whether the carrier's network will be able to continue to meet demand in the
Archives for: August 22nd, 2017
Gogo has been selected by Alaska Airlines to install its 2Ku inflight connectivity solution on the airline's entire Boeing and Airbus fleet. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on August 22, 2017
A marriage between T-Mobile and Sprint remains the most logical potential merger in the wireless industry, according to MoffettNathanson. But that doesn't mean investors should be betting heavily on such
Written by Developer on August 22, 2017
The nation's largest wireless network operator restructured its unlimited data plan, dividing it into three tiers and capping video speeds on smartphones and tablets. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on August 22, 2017
FreedomPop introduced a bargain-basement, $49-a-year plan to target wireless users who aren't interested in spending more for unlimited data. And it began offering a free year of service to users
Written by Developer on August 22, 2017
The growing popularity of oversized phones is likely curtailing tablet sales, CCS said, but it could create opportunities for carriers and vendors looking to sell smaller devices and innovative new
Written by Developer on August 21, 2017
AT&T is targeting on-the-go users with Primetime, a 10-inch slate with embedded apps such as DirecTV. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on August 21, 2017
The FCC granted OneWeb permission in June to enter the U.S. satellite market, but at least 11 other proposals for satellite ventures have been placed before the commission. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on August 20, 2017
When fairgoers descend on the Minnesota State Fair this Thursday, they won't see a lot of COWs or COLTs from cell phone providers, but they should get better service thanks
Written by Developer on August 20, 2017
The commercial optical fiber market is a large one compared to the free-space optical market, but the folks at LGS Innovations, a former subsidiary of Alcatel-Lucent, see that changing. {$excerpt:n}