The top 10 mobile network operators in the world claim 76% of cellular IoT connections, and Chinese carriers are leading the way. {$excerpt:n}
Apple’s share of the mobile OS market fell in the U.S. despite strong demand for the iPhone X and iPhone 8, according to fresh data from Worldpanel. {$excerpt:n}
It’s a CES to remember, not only because of the power outages. 5G is stealing even more of the spotlight than before, with keynotes, show floor demonstrations and announcements galore.
Verizon is now the nation’s only major wireless operator that’s pursuing a fixed service strategy in 5G. {$excerpt:n}
On Wednesday, SBA Communications became the first tower company to confirm it has received applications from AT&T for the FirstNet build, Wells Fargo reported. {$excerpt:n}
T-Mobile unveiled a new smartphone promotion that includes Apple’s high-end iPhone X—once again taking the lead in what is typically a sleepy post-holiday first quarter. {$excerpt:n}
Morgan Stanley raised its 2018 earnings per share estimates for all four major U.S. wireless carriers, citing the “second order effect” tax reform that could lead to increased consumer spending.
Preliminary fourth-quarter results from T-Mobile indicate the U.S. wireless market is regaining its balance, MoffettNathanson Research said. {$excerpt:n}
LAS VEGAS—Qualcomm Technologies is extending its long-standing relationship with Ford Motor Company, now with added emphasis on Cellular Vehicle-to-Everything (C-V2X) and field trials planned for the first half of 2018.
Samsung shares dipped after the electronics company issued a record fourth-quarter guidance that nonetheless failed to meet analysts’ expectations. {$excerpt:n}