Share prices sink; Claure travels to Japan; Legere says his style is worth billions A tug-of-war between Germany and Japan may be tearing apart the planned
FORT WORTH, Tex.–New options for utilizing unlicensed spectrum in cellular networks present some opportunities for smaller carriers to experiment with boosting their coverage and capacity,
Elisa preps for 5G with gigabit LTE
Gigabit LTE network waiting on mobile device support Operators around the world, in addition to prepping for rapid commercialization of 5G, are working to deliver gigabit
Telecom regulator ACMA also announced plans to re-farm the 900 MHz band for 4G services The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) announced it has started
CCA 2017: FirstNet under fire
Former governors criticize FirstNet effort; congressional oversight hearing set for next week FORT WORTH, Tex.–Former governors Jeb Bush and Martin O’Malley took to the stage at
Verizon, Ericsson deploy massive MIMO
Verizon expanding from 4×4 MIMO with new project in Irvine, California Multiple-input, multiple-output (MIMO) is seen as a key technology in the continued evolution of LTE
EVP of customer care discusses T-Mo’s success FORT WORTH, TEx.–As T-Mobile US has catapulted itself ahead of other wireless carriers in customer growth, its customer care
Making an actual phone call is one of the last things most of us do with our smartphones, and when we do place a call,
The introduction of 4G LTE seven years ago caused a tipping point where wireless connections, now faster than wires, became a legitimate enterprise-grade WAN source. Since then,
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CCA 2017: Tackling the network capacity conundrum
CSpire, Nextech, Ericsson discuss network capacity issues and options FORT WORTH, Tex.–Think only national carriers deal with network capacity crunches? Think again. In a morning panel
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AT&T blames wireline, consumer mobility for revenue decline
AT&T said declines in legacy wireline services and consumer mobility were the primary reasons its third quarter revenue was down 2.9% versus the year-ago quarter.
The Chinese vendor also announced an agreement with an Italian telco to build a 5G pre-commercial network French telecoms group Orange Group and Chinese vendor ZTE
Sprint says Magic Box contributing to improved average download speeds Amid ongoing discussions regarding a potential merger of Sprint and T-Mobile US, Sprint didn’t host a
Is it possible to disrupt the “big four” carriers? We say yes. California-based telecom company, GeoLinks, is doing just that, proving that even new players
One of the biggest challenges to scaling small cell deployments is variability in regulatory regimes–it’s difficult to establish a uniform process when the rules are