It looks as though 2018 has been a banner year for CTIA, the U.S. wireless industry’s largest trade association. {$excerpt:n}
The nation’s top wireless network operators continue to work to make the most efficient and effective use of their spectrum resources. In many cases that involves deploying increasingly advanced LTE
While the industry waits for the government to provide what amounts to the final certification for the Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) band to launch commercially, this year’s hurricane season
Google changed the name of its MVNO service from Project Fi to Google Fi and added a new bring-your-own-device option that will allow the service to work on most Android
In round two, the action may heat up as T-Mobile’s John Legere goes head-to-head with Verizon’s Hans Vestberg. Check out the latest results and place your vote for the most
During a two-hour event on Thursday, IoT developers at AWS re:Invent will get a chance to use DeepLens cameras connected to a private LTE network supported by CBRS. {$excerpt:n}
The ETSI group on Next Generation Protocols has just released a new specification to optimize the performance, efficiency and scalability of new services proposed for 5G, such as network slicing
Sprint and device vendor HTC announced they will sell a “5G mobile smart hub” in the first half of next year in conjunction with Sprint’s planned launch of 5G network
Ericsson and Cisco have released their traffic forecasts for the coming years, and both companies are predicting growth in the number of 5G users and the amount of traffic traveling
Japan's NTT DoCoMo and Germany's Rohde & Schwarz joined forces on a set of experiments to measure and analyze RF propagation characteristics and shielding effects in spectrum bands above 100