Kajeet, which launched in 2003 initially as an MVNO selling phones specifically designed for children, is back in the news this week with an announcement with Google powering internet services
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The FCC’s Wireless Telecommunications Bureau announced it will not stand in the way of Straight Path’s millimeter wave license transfer to Verizon, denying a request from the Competitive Carriers Association
Written by Developer on April 2, 2018
Redzone, a fixed wireless provider promising speeds up to 100 Mbps, said it plans to expand its service into an additional 13 rural and underserved markets across Maine. The company
Written by Developer on April 2, 2018
T-Mobile is on pace to report around 614,000 net new postpaid handset customers in the first quarter, according to the analysts at Wells Fargo. That’s below the Wall Street research
Written by Developer on April 2, 2018
As newer satellite ventures are getting underway, an old standby—Iridium Communications—just celebrated the successful launch of the fifth set of 10 Iridium Next satellites into orbit. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on April 2, 2018
Verizon plans to launch its fixed 5G serviced in Sacramento later this year. In fact, Sacramento is the only city that Verizon has identified by name as one of the
Written by Developer on April 2, 2018
Representatives of the Broadband Access Coalition and Google met with the FCC’s wireless bureau and other staff this past week to put forth an alternative to the Intel/Intelsat/SES proposal for
Written by Developer on March 30, 2018
Several organizations representing the interests of rural telecom and electric cooperatives recently met with FCC staff to discuss rules for the 3.5 GHz Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS)—namely, that they
Written by Developer on March 30, 2018
T-Mobile continues to sell dozens of items—including hats, shirts, socks, jackets and other apparel—through its BeMagenta.com e-store. The store launched in November 2016 and has been featured in both of
Written by Developer on March 30, 2018
Startup Vapor IO has plans to build 100 “micro data centers” for edge computing in locations around the country by the end of next year. The rollout involves the company