If you were planning to look for Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai at the Consumer Electronics Show, you’d be out of luck. Pai, who
As we talk to people around the world about the benefits of fiber-fast wireless broadband, we hear a lot of crazy rumors about fixed wireless,
The wireless industry was full of expansion, growth, activity, excitement and some disappointment in 2017. So, what can we expect in 2018? Wireless will continue
Carriers are late to the mobile advertising game, and they’re not pleased with the score. Not only do Google and Facebook own the field today,
Communications technology has undergone a phase of rapid innovation, completely transforming the way businesses and consumers relay and consume information. Now that our once-wired world
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Categories AI, Amazon, Analyst Angle, Google, Internet of Things (IoT), IoT, Microsoft, Opinion, Privacy
Kagan: Why Google Home and Amazon Alexa can invade your privacy
You love the idea of buying an AI and IoT device like Google Home or Amazon Echo for the holiday season. You want to speak
The biggest mobile tech news on Twitter this week as the buzz that 5G New Radio is officially here, with the non-standalone specification being ratified
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Categories 5G, africa, Broadband, cell phone, commscope, Generation Z, Opinion, Reader Forum, Smartphone, Wireless, YouTube
Generation Z: The Age of Wireless (Reader Forum)
When I was 13, I wanted a phone in my room, so I could talk to friends in my own space instead of sitting on
India is known to have the second largest population in the world at 1.3 billion, but it also has the second largest number of mobile
The mobile telecommunications landscape has been changing over the past few years, particularly in the world’s developing economies. With customers demanding expanded rural network rollout
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Categories 802.1X, authentication, Opinion, Reader Forum, Wireless, wireline, wireline and wireless data networks
The pain of 802.1X authentication (Reader Forum)
The 802.1X standard for authenticating access to wired and wireless networks has met with a good deal of scrutiny in recent years. While 802.1X was
In Federal Communications Commissioner Mignon Clyburn’s dissent from the lifting of Title II regulation on internet service providers, she called her statement a “eulogy.” Twitter users
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Categories Broadband, Federal Communications Commission, ISP, net neutrality, open Internet order, Opinion, Policy
Opinion: Surprising no one, net neutrality dies along party lines
A phoned-in bomb threat delayed but didn’t derail a 3-2 party-line vote of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission to undo Obama-era regulations governing net neutrality.
To ensure reliable in-door wireless connectivity, industries across the board are turning to a distributed antenna system (DAS). A DAS typically comprises active electronics, usually
The marketplace is only just beginning to realize how FirstNet it is a new and real growth opportunity for AT&T. What it does not yet