Motorola Solutions said it has been tapped to provide mobile apps, software and services for FirstNet. {$excerpt:n}
Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure continues to tout the benefits of a potential tie-up with T-Mobile—or, perhaps, some other suitor. {$excerpt:n}
The U.S. market for wireless services has grown increasingly cutthroat in recent months, but Sprint apparently just went nuclear. {$excerpt:n}
Ericsson’s latest Mobility Report indicates that operators are going to have to do a lot more to prepare for the onslaught of far greater consumption: In just five short years,
As of last week, Verizon owns Yahoo. Combined with AOL, OnCue, Complex Media, and EdgeCast, Verizon has spent north of $10 billion to amass a fairly formidable combination of assets
Senet announced a new CEO and trotted out a portfolio of cloud-based managed network services for the IoT. {$excerpt:n}
Sprint said it scored an exclusive deal to sell the first phone from Essential. And that could prove beneficial for Andy Rubin’s new venture in a brutal market of high-end smartphones
Qualcomm’s bid to acquire rival NXP Semiconductors for $38 billion is coming under scrutiny across the Atlantic. {$excerpt:n}
Skycom1, a local wireless internet service provider in New Orleans, Louisiana, is using MetroLinq unlicensed 60 GHz products from IgniteNet to deliver gigabit connections across the city and surrounding areas.
Google announced its Project Fi MVNO more than two years ago. In the intervening years, Google has added two additional major wireless partners (three in Europe and U.S. Cellular in