Here are the stories we’re chasing today:
> Arris’ Ruckus announced a new Financial Services program that the company said enables “investments in the latest networking technology through multiple financing options including leasing, zero percent interest, and subscriptions.” Release
> Orange Business Services said it is now selling its “IoT Connect Anywhere” for LoRa network technology. Release
> T-Mobile is testing a 36-month payment plan for the Samsung Galaxy Note 9. Verge article
> China’s Huawei announced the new Huawei Mate 20 and Mate 20 Pro. PhoneScoop article
> Qualcomm asked a federal judge to hold off on a preliminary ruling in its U.S. antitrust case as it works to pursue settlement talks. Reuters article
> Lightening affected AT&T services in Dallas. Dallas News article
> Verizon’s fiber network sustained “unprecedented” damage from Hurricane Michael. Ars Technica article
> Advertisers are expected to spend more on mobile ads than TV ads this year, according to eMarketer. ECN article