U.S. Cellular will offer one of three smartphones—including the iPhone 8—free to users who sign up for an unlimited plan during a six-day promotion starting Wednesday. {$excerpt:n}
CBRS is generating a tremendous amount of excitement, but it may not prove as valuable to companies that don't own wireless networks as some believe, Signals Research Group said. {$excerpt:n}
Sprint confirmed to FierceWireless that Jim Hyde, the company’s president of affiliates and wholesale, is also leaving the company. Hyde joins Günther Ottendorfer, the company’s COO of technology, in exiting
Wells Fargo upgraded shares of Verizon, saying the company's wireless service revenues should return to growth by the third quarter of 2018. {$excerpt:n}
Sprint announced that Günther Ottendorfer, the company’s COO of technology, is leaving the company in December “to join his family in Austria and pursue other opportunities.” {$excerpt:n}
Senet, the largest U.S.-based provider of LoRaWAN technology for IoT, launched the Senet Low Power Wide Area Virtual Network, or LVN for short, to offer connectivity solutions for cable, CLEC
Qualcomm is celebrating the 10-year anniversary of its Snapdragon mobile platform, and what started out as a smartphone-focused platform has grown to include everything from drones to automobiles to wearables.
The FCC took its first steps toward gutting Lifeline in a move that will punish not just consumers but perhaps also small, innovative MVNOs. {$excerpt:n}
As AT&T’s former Mobility Chief Glenn Lurie begins his new job at Synchronoss Technologies, he said the wireless pure-play is on its way out. {$excerpt:n}
T-Mobile's porting ratios against each of its rivals are up "significantly" so far in the fourth quarter, CFO Braxton Carter said, and the operator hopes to build on those gains