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According to Ericsson, cloud gaming is expected to reach 99 million North American 5G subscribers over the next decade According to a new 5G cloud gaming
Well, technically… more and more devices are adopting NFC technology: NFC Forum’s Preeti Ohri Khemani (Ep. 71)
This past April, Preeti Ohri Khemani was elected chair of the NFC Forum. On this episode, Preeti delves into the possible use cases for NFC,
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Ericsson ‘flips the coin’ on network slicing with end-user application
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While telecoms may be breathing easier after the government recently cleared much of the rollout of 5G near airports, saying it did not pose significant
Ultra-Wideband is a radio technology that can use a very low energy level for short-range, high-bandwidth communications NXP Semiconductors announced that its Trimension Ultra-Wideband (UWB) platform
Well, technically… telecom customers want a personalized experience: Verizon’s Krista Bourne (Ep. 27)
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Germany and Spain are set to receive the Nreal Light mixed reality glasses in spring of 2021 Vodafone Germany announced plans to introduce the Nreal Light
According to a survey, 65.7% of consumers aren’t very excited about 5G Now that Sprint and T-Mobile have officially merged into the “New T-Mobile,” cellular signal
Two recent studies highlighted consumers’ willingness to pay a premium for 5G service, but devices, and whether 5G actually provides a new kind of customer