The 5G relay repeater concept is making a repeat performance at SK Telecom, which said it used an in-building 5G relay repeater to deliver speeds of up to 4 Gbps
The wireless industry is clearly going through a period of major upheaval, and not just because Sprint and T-Mobile might not merge. In the networking realm particularly, there is a
Intel is collaborating with South Korea’s KT Corporation to develop a 5G showcase for the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in PyeongChang. {$excerpt:n}
Apple is reportedly developing iPhones and iPads with chips from vendors other than Qualcomm as the patent war between the two companies rages on. {$excerpt:n}
A failure to come to a merger agreement could cost Sprint and T-Mobile nearly $50 billion in combined value, according to New Street Research. {$excerpt:n}
Qualcomm Technologies announced that it is working with several players, including AT&T, Ford and Nokia, to kick off what’s believed to be the first announced Cellular-V2X (C-V2X) trials in the
SoftBank reportedly plans to walk away from negotiations that would result in a highly anticipated merger between Sprint and T-Mobile. {$excerpt:n}
FirstNet launched a webpage aimed at assuaging the concerns of states hesitant to sign on to the nationwide network for first responders. {$excerpt:n}
The MVNO US Mobile launched service on "the nation's biggest LTE network"—which surely means Verizon—as it introduced unlimited plans and an aggressive promotion for users who have bought the iPhone
U.S. mobile network operators are beginning to up their capex investments after several quarters of belt-tightening, and tower companies stand to benefit. {$excerpt:n}