Qualcomm reportedly plans to drop its efforts to merge with NXP by July 25. However, Morgan Stanley analysts are urging the company to ignore that.
Ting is now looking to expand its distribution and potentially tweak its service and pricing in response to the changing dynamics of the industry.
The first six test labs bearing the “WInnForum CBRS Approved” logo for Citizens Broadband Radio Service Device testing have been approved.
WISPA took to Twitter to lobby for the interests of mostly smaller entities that want to use the 3.5 GHz Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) band.
New research from NPD Connected Intelligence shows that Americans on average are holding on to their smartphones for 32 months.
Opanga Networks is trying to help wireless operators address a problem that comes from a small percentage of consumer interactions.
There’s still a lot of gas left in the LTE tank, and Verizon is demonstrating just that with the deployment of LTE Advanced technologies.
The Cable WiFi Alliance, although still in operation, appears to have stopped deploying new Wi-Fi hotspots.
The parent company of Atlantic Broadband said it plans to engage in a “low-risk approach” to entering the wireless business.
How did the wireless industry perform in the second quarter of 2018?
