Verizon will be the only provider supporting Samsung’s new Chromebook Plus V2 LTE, Samsung confirmed. Verizon will release pricing for its LTE service for the gadget at a later date.
Verizon, T-Mobile and AT&T are all withdrawing their buy-one, get-one offers on some of the market’s top smartphones, an action that reflects the relatively benign competitive environment in the wireless
US Mobile is one of hundreds of smaller MVNOs working to cut out a niche in the market for wireless services, but according to CEO Ahmed Khattak the company is
As their proposed merger inches forward, T-Mobile and Sprint have gained a few additional supporters. Key voices of support and opposition could indicate how difficult the nation’s third- and fourth-largest
If the proposed merger of T-Mobile and Sprint is approved, the combined company will surpass Verizon in the IoT sector by 2025 and become the second-largest IoT service provider in
It appears that three of the nation’s largest cable companies are not planning to bid on millimeter-wave spectrum licenses. The development likely stands as a major blow to the FCC—the
At its next open meeting on Oct. 23, the FCC will consider a notice of proposed rulemaking to allow new unlicensed uses in the 6 GHz band—one that has emerged
Some of the usual suspects are on the lists for bidders hoping to compete for 28 GHz and 24 GHz licenses that are being teed up by the FCC for
Ericsson President and CEO Börje Ekholm recently met with FCC Chairman Ajit Pai to talk about how the U.S. is making more millimeter wave spectrum available for 5G, its progress
A surge in wireless capex spending in the second half of this year is shaping up to be a substantial benefit for tower companies, according to new research from Oppenheimer.