The nation's No. 4 carrier said its new stores will create more than 500 new jobs in Northern California, Nevada, and across five Midwestern states. {$excerpt:n}
Editor’s Corner—AT&T’s video/wireless bundling strategy bears fruit, but the endgame remains unclear
AT&T has long touted the opportunities it sees to cross-sell its products and bundle its services—and that strategy appeared to show some tangible results in the carrier’s second-quarter financial report.
The nation's largest carrier was deemed the best by RootMetrics for an eighth consecutive time while T-Mobile finished a distant fourth among the major network operators. {$excerpt:n}
The FCC granted Apple’s request for an experimental license to conduct 28 GHz and 39 GHz tests at Apple facilities in Cupertino and Milpitas, California. {$excerpt:n}
Shares of AT&T rose after the carrier posted better-than-expected financials and lost far fewer postpaid phone subscribers than analysts had predicted. {$excerpt:n}
The 3.7-4.2 GHz band is substantially underused by the satellite industry and Google is studying how more intensively the band could be used for a variety of applications, including point-to-multipoint
Motorola has long leaned on Verizon as its primary carrier partner in the United States, but the company is embracing a multicarrier strategy for the launch of its latest flagship
Sprint could partner with a cable company before pursuing a tie-up with T-Mobile in an effort to gain approval from federal regulators, New Street Research said. {$excerpt:n}
Mist announced several additions to its WLAN platform designed to make it easier to set up, manage and troubleshoot Wi-Fi as a managed service. {$excerpt:n}
The nation's No. 1 wireless carrier wants the FCC to let states know they have options for deploying a wireless network for first responders other than AT&T and FirstNet. {$excerpt:n}