NTT DoCoMo, Denso, Ericsson, Toyota and Intel are among those in a new consortium focused on building an ecosystem to support self-driving cars, real-time mapping and driving assistance. {$excerpt:n}
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Nokia said it wants to demonstrate wireless communication equipment to one of its customers located at 1701 John F. Kennedy Blvd. in Philadelphia, an address that coincides with Comcast’s corporate
Written by Developer on August 11, 2017
Verizon Wireless filed an application with the FCC for Special Temporary Authority (STA) to conduct tests using prototype millimeter wave equipment from Ericsson, Intel, Qualcomm, Samsung and Nokia. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on August 11, 2017
Sprint says its customers are experiencing a better service from the company thanks to those Magic Boxes it unveiled earlier this year and other technology advancements, including High Performance User
Written by Developer on August 11, 2017
LTE in unlicensed spectrum is something I first heard about back in 2014. Since that time interest level in the topic has ebbed and flowed, but has never completely gone
Written by Developer on August 11, 2017
Opponents of the proposed $3.9 billion megamerger of two of the largest owners of local TV stations, Sinclair and Tribune Media, are warning that the deal could impact the spectrum
Written by Developer on August 11, 2017
MetroPCS’ just-released unlimited family plan promotion adds more competitive pricing to the prepaid scene, but users will now be charged if they want to stream HD video. {$excerpt:n}
Written by Developer on August 11, 2017
A law that has paved the way for greater mobile competition in Mexico—including AT&T’s entry into the region—could be overturned if a legal challenge gains broad support in the country’s
Written by Developer on August 11, 2017
SK Telekom announced that it successfully developed a 5G repeater and used it in its 5G trial network near Gangnam Station in Seoul, Korea, one of the most data traffic-heavy
Written by Developer on August 10, 2017
SK Telekom announced that it successfully developed a 5G repeater and used it in its 5G trial network near Gangnam Station in Seoul, Korea, one of the most data traffic-heavy