Uber and Lyft continue to gain traction around the world, but the IoT can also be leveraged through other modes of transportation to ease congestion and maximize convenience for users.
Qualcomm is taking some of the lessons learned in its early days of CDMA and applying the same sort of challenge-the-skeptics attitude to 5G. {$excerpt:n}
A relatively calm wireless market likely benefited Verizon during the third quarter, and the carrier's focus on telematics and media should begin to boost the bottom line next year, Scotiabank
California Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed a bill that would have streamlined rules for small-cell deployments, handing CTIA a major defeat. {$excerpt:n}
DragonWave is hopeful that a new owner will breathe life into the company. If all goes as planned, Transform-X will close the transaction by Oct. 20. {$excerpt:n}
Most states must decide whether to opt in to FirstNet's offering by the end of the year, but it will need to fight for customers at the local level long
At a time when much of the industry’s attention has been on midband spectrum, Nokia is taking it up a notch by pursuing tests in the 90-96 GHz range. {$excerpt:n}
FCC Commissioner Michael O’Rielly points out that some critics of proposed changes in the 3.5 GHz rules are calling them stale ideas from policies past, and to that, he says:
Qualcomm was granted FCC authorization to conduct experiments using a small 5G R&D development and demonstration network at 4.4-4.94 GHz in its hometown of San Diego. {$excerpt:n}
Verizon is the only major U.S. carrier that doesn’t support the Wi-Fi Alliance’s Passpoint program, which was introduced five years ago in part to allow Wi-Fi users to bypass the