T-Mobile has announced it is effectively killing off its TVision streaming service, less than a year after its debut, steering customers towards YouTube TV.
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White Supremacists and Fringe Groups Attacking US Cell Towers
Police are reporting that white supremacists and other fringe groups are increasingly targeting cell phone towers.
Nokia Signs Five-Year Deal With AT&T For C-Band 5G Equipment
Nokia has scored a big win, signing a five-year deal with AT&T to provide 5G equipment for the carrier’s C-Band spectrum rollout.
FCC Banning Three Chinese Wireless Carriers
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is taking action to ban three Chinese wireless carriers: China Unicom, Pacific Networks and ComNet.
Qualcomm Finalizes Acquisition of NUVIA
Qualcomm has completed its acquisition of NUVIA, in a bid to challenge Apple’s custom silicon.
FCC Votes to Free Military Spectrum for 5G
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has voted to free up additional mid-band spectrum, once reserved for the military, for 5G.
Huawei Looking at Patent Licensing to Stay In 5G Game
Huawei is turning to its portfolio of 5G patents in an effort to offset the losses its traditional 5G business has suffered.
Nokia Cutting 10,000 Jobs to Better Focus on 5G
Nokia has announced it is cutting 10,000 jobs worldwide, with plans to use the savings to help fund its 5G growth.
T-Mobile CEO: Our Competitors Spent $80 Billion To Catch Up and They Fell Short
“Our competitors just spent a combined $80 billion trying to catch up and match us…
Nokia Partners With Big Three Cloud Providers for 5G Cloud Solutions
Nokia has announced partnerships with AWS, Microsoft and Google Cloud to develop 5G cloud solutions.