Kagan: Time for Dish Wireless to come out of the basement
What’s the future of Dish Wireless? While I love the idea, I have to say we’ve been waiting for more than a decade since they
What’s the future of Dish Wireless? While I love the idea, I have to say we’ve been waiting for more than a decade since they
Given the strong uptake of 5G, the intense interest for deploying private CBRS LTE/NR in-building, and the accelerating development of the industrial IoT, we review
October greetings from Lake Norman where we are enjoying an almost perfect fall. Pictured is Monday evening’s peaceful Lake picture from our dock. The view
While litigation is bogging down the licensing of cellular standard essential patents (SEPs) in vehicles with disputes about where in the production supply chain licensing
Thank you to Apple for finally listening to my suggestions and your customer cries over the last several years. Next week they will announce four
The recent change of CEO at Synchronoss Technologies created some uncertainty among investors, however things look like they are settling down and getting back on
Many 5G operators are quickly realizing that Integrated Access Backhauls (IABs) are an ideal solution to expand 5G coverage. This is even more important for
October greetings from Virginia Beach and Davidson/ Lake Norman. Fall has arrived in the Piedmont, but that has not kept us (and pets) from enjoying
This may sound far-fetched, but it’s absolutely true. Wireless or mobile payment technology gives us the ability to pay for things with our credit card,
In various industries including pharmaceuticals, where a product is typically protected by only a few patents, if intellectual property is licensed at all, licensing tends
Northern-burbs-of-Chicago greetings from a recovering sell-side analyst! Jim is taking the Editor on a well-deserved beach break, but before leaving town he asked me
Right before the passing of the deadline, as expected, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) took another swing at Qualcomm by filing a request to reconsider
Today, when we look at the pay TV leaders AT&T, Comcast, Charter and Altice, the future is heading in different directions. Let’s take a look
September greetings from Davidson, NC, and Denver Colorado, where the Mile High weather conditions were simply “smoky.” This week’s opening picture shows last Thursday’s Denver
It is bliss, as an engineer, to witness a whopping 2Gpbs speed on a live commercial network, using an off the shelf device. And that