Analysts expect little in the way of announcements regarding new phones at the show, but there will be no shortage of both consumer and enterprise devices. {$excerpt:n}
MWC Americas will focus on public policy concerns regarding small cell deployments, spectrum and other issues as the industry begins to transition to 5G. {$excerpt:n}
As the IoT begins to get legs, the industry is beginning to focus on real-world use cases and business models beyond basic scenarios such water monitoring and cattle tracking. {$excerpt:n}
The largest wireless-industry event in the United States will take a broader worldwide view as the GSMA partners with CTIA to host the first Mobile World Congress Americas conference. {$excerpt:n}
Huawei surpassed Apple to become the world's second-largest smartphone vendor in June and July, according to Counterpoint, but the company will be hard-pressed to hold on to that spot during
The IoT, 5G and small cells are just a few of the topics analyst Mark Lowenstein will be tracking at Mobile World Congress Americas in San Francisco next week. {$excerpt:n}
Google is hoping to breathe life into its Android One initiative with a new smartphone from Xiaomi for users in India and other emerging markets. {$excerpt:n}
Verizon believes it can continue to refarm its spectrum for LTE use to increase capacity and meet demand in an era of unlimited data plans, Jefferies analysts said. {$excerpt:n}
Facebook is using data it created to map the planet’s entire human population to help it determine what types of internet service it should use to reach the unconnected or
Verizon and AT&T are using drones to check on their towers in the wake of Hurricane Harvey. {$excerpt:n}