Top stories: Verizon Wireless looks to tempt BYOD crowd The carrier said that beginning April 17, customers could bring their own compatible smartphone – “bring-your-own-device” – to a More Everything …
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Lighthouse, Unite Private Networks and tw telecom expand their networks.
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The breakup of the former Motorola continues with news that Motorola Solutions plans to sell its enterprise unit to Zebra Technologies for $3.45 billion. Motorola Solutions separated from Motorola Mobility …
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Smartphones continue to be the driving force behind consumer demand for mobile broadband services, but non-traditional devices connecting to next-generation networks are expected to see significant growth over the next …
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Anritsu is pleased to offer you a complimentary copy of their Lowering the Cost of Wireless Manufacturing Test white paper. This year, it is estimated that the number of mobile-connected …
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Video now represents almost half of all mobile network traffic, and for mobile operators it is a decidedly mixed blessing. Mobile video motivates users to buy more data, but if …
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To recap a couple of themes that we have discussed since the beginning of the year, first quarter earnings are going to highlight a) the disruptor role of T-Mobile US in the wireless marketplace
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Six months ago they were one of the world’s most vulnerable mobile service providers. A staggering 43% of customers said they planned to leave.
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U.S. wireless carriers have spent billions of dollars on the design, construction and operation of their legacy networks and with the ongoing development and implementation of LTE,
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Colorado officials recently approved a measure to allow for the establishment of a public telecommunications network.
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Verizon Wireless continued to dabble in rate plan alterations, this week announcing plans to allow customers to bring their own smartphone to the carrier’s More Everything rate plans at a …
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Verizon’s victory in court headlines this week’s round-up of policy news.
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As fourth-generation wireless technology has been rolled out, lessons learned during previous deployments have been invaluable. Lou LaMedica, former director of Verizon Wireless’ device evaluation lab in New Jersey, told …
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—Comcast said its Xfinity Wi-Fi network now contains one million hotspots around the country, including its outdoor hotspots, hotspots for patrons at enterprises that Comcast includes for free with its business …
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Top stories: T-Mobile US taps tablets, capped data plans, overage challenges in latest marketing push T-Mobile US’ most compelling announcement was a further push into the tablet market that allows …
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T-Mobile US taps tablets, capped data plans, overage challenges in latest marketing push
by Dan Meyerby Dan MeyerT-Mobile US’ latest attempts to “shake up” the wireless industry continued into early this week as the carrier unveiled the third initiative as part of its continuing “Un-carrier” marketing strategy. …
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Sprint is reportedly preparing to offer its customers music from Spotify. Pending approval from the music labels that license to Spotify, the deal is expected to be announced later this …
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Devices: Amazon unveils Fire TV while Samsung launches devices in worldwide markets.
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The other week I was skiing at Vail with three of my best mates, and we were using smart badges from the resort to track our runs. We’re all very competitive people, and we were all trying to go faster, longer, higher and catch more lifts.
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Telecom expert Angela Giancarlo offers some insight into the FCC’s spectrum auction process.
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AT&T OKs the repurchase of its shares in this week’s capital news round-up.
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This could be a big weekend for carrier smartphone sales, with both the Samsung Galaxy S5 and the HTC One (M8) now in stores. These are the two highest-end Android …
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The ability to test network and device features and functions is an important piece of technology development and deployment. RCR Wireless looks weekly at the test and measurement space to …
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Telecom Software: AT&T unveils a new security solution, Amdocs’ industry first VoLTE policy control system.
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Network equipment vendors Cisco and Juniper are sharing information about their vulnerability to Heartbleed, the software security flaw that could enable hackers to steal passwords and other encrypted data from …