Glenn Lurie is credited with negotiating AT&T's exclusive deal to carry Apple's first iPhones, but he'll retire next month as AT&T moves aggressively into the worlds of digital media and
T-Mobile's network was deemed the best in the nation in OpenSignal's latest study, while data speeds from both Verizon and AT&T have slowed since the carriers joined the unlimited bandwagon
Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure said the carrier has "plenty of options" for partners as the industry prepares for the 5G era. But both Comcast and Charter recently expressed little interest
CBRS Alliance members heard first-hand from FCC Commissioner Michael O’Rielly on his current thoughts about 3.5 GHz—and make no mistake, he sees quite a few areas that need fixing. {$excerpt:n}
CBRS Alliance members heard firsthand from FCC Commissioner Michael O’Rielly on his current thoughts about 3.5 GHz—and make no mistake, he sees quite a few areas that need fixing. {$excerpt:n}
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Juvo, which came out of stealth mode less than a year ago, uses algorithms to identify prepaid users, helping them build credit identities to gain access to basic financial services.
Sprint's quarterly results were largely in line with analysts' expectations, calming the nerves of anxious investors. But the carrier still appears to need a deep-pocketed partner to close the gap
Wireless operators appear to be modestly ramping up their network investments in advance of 5G even as competition increases, according to Barclays. And that steady capex is likely to continue
Donovan, who has been with AT&T since 2008, will oversee the company's traditional telecom businesses as well as its Business Solutions, Entertainment Group, and Technology & Operations Groups. The move