Wireless operators got what they were asking for when the FCC voted 3:1 to deny requests from Twilio and others to classify text messaging services as “telecommunications services,” which would
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As expected, the FCC voted to move forward with an incentive auction that combines the upper 37, 39 and 42 GHz bands, delivering a nice gift to the wireless industry.
Written by Developer on December 12, 2018
As expected, the FCC voted to move forward with an incentive auction that combines the upper 37, 39 and 47 GHz bands, delivering a nice gift to the wireless industry.
Written by Developer on December 12, 2018
Apple’s suppliers are reportedly considering moving manufacturing of Apple products outside of China, according to a Bloomberg report, as tensions increase between the United States and China over trade policies.
Written by Developer on December 12, 2018
After announcing earlier this year that the xRAN Forum and C-RAN Alliance were merging, the O-RAN Alliance announced new board members—including Verizon—and a collaboration with the Linux Foundation on open
Written by Developer on December 12, 2018
Ericsson has appointed Rob Tiffany to lead the company’s new IoT “center of excellence” in North America. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on December 12, 2018
The Rural Wireless Association claimed that both Verizon and T-Mobile submitted incorrect and overstated mapping data as part of the FCC’s efforts to map out where wireless coverage is available
Written by Developer on December 12, 2018
As countries around the world move to ban Huawei, the Rural Wireless Association said that it believes fully a fourth of its membership currently uses equipment from Chinese suppliers like
Written by Developer on December 11, 2018
The Wall Street analysts at Cowen expect regulators to approve the merger between Sprint and T-Mobile by the middle of next year. Further, those analysts believe the financials of the
Written by Developer on December 11, 2018
AT&T has promised to light up commercial mobile 5G service in parts of 12 cities by the end of this year. The service will initially work through the portable Netgear