Apple Pay will soon be available in 74 of the top 100 merchants in the U.S. and 65% of all retailers across the country. The mobile contactless payment system, which
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The FCC’s auction of 28 GHz spectrum officially surpassed $700 million after 35 days of bidding activity. The total amount of provisionally winning bids has reached $700,984,710 after 152 rounds
Written by Developer on January 21, 2019
WhatsApp is imposing a new limit on the number of individuals or groups that a message can be forwarded to in a bid to curb rumors and misinformation campaigns. The
Written by Developer on January 21, 2019
Network slicing is one of those things 5G industry experts often cite when they’re describing the benefits of a 5G world, but when will U.S. operators start to implement it?
Written by Developer on January 21, 2019
Two members of Congress are calling on the FCC to proceed with caution as it considers permitting new wireless services and shared use in the 3.7-4.2 GHz band, also known
Written by Developer on January 18, 2019
It’s been seven months since former Intel CEO Brian Krzanich was ousted from his job for violating the company’s non-fraternization policy, and during the intervening months we’ve heard many rumors
Written by Developer on January 18, 2019
T-Mobile US announced that it has hired Ulf Ewaldsson as senior vice president of technology transformation to drive T-Mobile's 5G technology evolution strategy, reporting directly to CTO and EVP Neville
Written by Developer on January 18, 2019
Although T-Mobile is behind in the early rounds, it should win the race to “real 5G,” according to a new report from BTIG Research. “We believe T-Mobile is best positioned
Written by Developer on January 18, 2019
The deal, which is pegged at $40 million, will bring some of Fossil’s research and development team to Google and will lead to the release of a “new product innovation
Written by Developer on January 18, 2019
C-band spectrum has vaulted into the position of what may be the highest priority for the FCC, putting at stake the future success of mobile broadband in the United States.