Nokia announced its patent-licensing rate for 5G smartphones, pegging the value of its 5G patents at up to $3.50 per smartphone. That is noteworthy considering that rate appears to be
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U.S. wireless industry association CTIA announced a new security certification program targeting the IoT space. “By offering certification for IoT devices built from the ground up with cybersecurity in mind,
Written by Developer on August 21, 2018
According to a poll by IHS Markit, 82% of operators rated ultralow latency as the chief technical driver for 5G, followed by decreased cost per bit (76%) and increased network capacity
Written by Developer on August 20, 2018
According to new figures from Dell’Oro Group, Ericsson is increasing its lead over Nokia and Samsung in the U.S. wireless equipment market. The research firm’s figures cover the market for
Written by Developer on August 20, 2018
As the second-quarter earnings season comes to a close, it's time to look at the data. And the analysts at Wall Street research firm Morgan Stanley offered a clear look
Written by Developer on August 20, 2018
Where exactly can you find wireless coverage in the United States? And how exactly can you measure that? Those are the questions that are facing Washington regulators as they attempt
Written by Developer on August 20, 2018
According to new figures from Dell’Oro Group, Samsung became the world's fourth-largest network equipment vendor during the first half of this year. The company stole the No. 4 position from
Written by Developer on August 20, 2018
While operators like AT&T are moving quickly down the network virtualization path, it’s not all happening at once. Case in point: VNF interoperability. While desirable, it’s not necessarily a piece
Written by Developer on August 19, 2018
Facebook is supporting a proposal by the Elefante Group and Lockheed Martin to get the FCC to modify its rules to enable the development of stratospheric services, including high-altitude platform
Written by Developer on August 17, 2018
Elefante Group responded to critics of its proposal to get the FCC to start a rulemaking process that would consider rules for Stratospheric-Based Communications Services in certain spectrum bands—including bands