AT&T has reached a settlement with the FTC over a 2014 lawsuit related to the carrier’s data throttling practices and disclosures. {$excerpt:n}
A federal appeals court has decided Sprint won’t yet get paid a $140 million patent judgement from Time Warner Cable, now part of Charter Communications. {$excerpt:n}
Global Data principal analyst Ed Gubbins thinks more real-world activity like this could help Nokia get skeptical operators on board with vRAN. {$excerpt:n}
While the wireless industry is firmly entrenched in deploying 5G networks—and in many cases, busy debunking myths surrounding it—plenty of academics and others are exploring what’s going to happen after
A new investigative study by the Chicago Tribune found some models of smartphones tested above the legal limit for RF radiation exposure. Device makers, including Apple and Samsung have disputed
After a streak of acquisitions—including the closure earlier this month of Aerohive Networks’ Wi-Fi assets—Extreme Networks remains confident that it can move from the No.3 position in enterprise networking to
AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon are among major telecom companies that signed a pledge with AGs from every state, promising to fight robocalls. {$excerpt:n}
Ericsson and Nokia have each shuffled up their leadership teams, separately announcing new appointments Thursday. {$excerpt:n}
T-Mobile customers across the country couldn’t make calls or send text messages for about four hours yesterday, confirms the carrier. The T-Mobile outage began around 6 pm ET and was
Verizon’s 5G launch cities are about to hit double-digits, with the carrier’s millimeter wave mobile 5G service coming to parts of Phoenix on Friday. {$excerpt:n}