Setting out to prove the viability of using millimeter wave for wireless backhaul, Deutsche Telekom and Ericsson achieved a millimeter wave link with a data transmission rate of 40 Gbps.
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Samsung Electronics and KDDI are wasting no time adapting 5G to trains in Japan. The two just completed a test using 28 GHz to transmit 4K ultrahigh-definition surveillance video on
Written by Developer on January 11, 2019
Ericsson and Qualcomm Technologies say they’re adding a new frequency band to those that already have been successfully tested for commercial 5G deployment: 2.6 GHz. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on January 11, 2019
Following lackluster sales of its latest iPhones, most notably in China, Apple is developing three new iPhone models to be released in the fall, according to a report in The
Written by Developer on January 11, 2019
Sprint says it has completed the world’s first over-the-air 5G data transmission using 2.5 GHz and Nokia’s Massive MIMO technology on the carrier’s live network. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on January 11, 2019
The U.S. wireless industry has been caught in a fresh scandal amid a new report that detailed how three of the nation’s largest carriers have continued the practice of selling
Written by Developer on January 11, 2019
Samsung is taking its battle with Apple straight to the iPhone maker’s home turf next month. The South Korean conglomerate scheduled its next major press event, where it’s expected to
Written by Developer on January 10, 2019
FirstNet, a nationwide broadband network dedicated to public safety, has increased its subscriber base by 70% since late October 2018. Moreover, the number of public safety agencies using FirstNet has
Written by Developer on January 10, 2019
CES isn’t exactly known for wireless infrastructure, but Samsung made 5G networks a part of its presence here. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on January 10, 2019
LAS VEGAS—AT&T Communications CEO John Donovan said he is pleased to occupy beachfront property in his competitors’ minds after AT&T “frustrated” them by being the first to launch a commercial