Millicom International Cellular, which operates in the Paraguay market under the Tigo brand name, signed a binding agreement to acquire Paraguay's cable pay-TV services...
Many retailers sold out of Google's Nexus 7 tablet this weekend, while some customers who pre-ordered the device complained that their tablets hadn't arrived...
Sprint Nextel finally entered the LTE race with the launch this morning of commercial services across portions of Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, Kansas City and...
The next generation of telecommunications was launched by the Dominican Republic’s unit of Orange after a U.S.$150 million investment in 2012 to improve and...
Guatemala’s Continental Towers will receive an investment that will help it build and maintain mobile-phone towers across Central America, increasing mobile-phone coverage and reducing...
I will admit that I get little charge from mobile devices. At this point in the evolutionary timeline of devices targeting the wireless communication space, it seems that I am stuck in the time of Cro-Magnon Phone.
While m-banking has not taken off in Brazil and other Latin American countries yet, in Haiti, Digicel’s mobile money service, named TchoTcho Mobile, and...
Following its partnership with Chile’s Empresa Nacional de Telecomunicaciones (Entel) to offer mobile services, the German software company SAP announced it has teamed up with...
A Brazilian company, controlled by the private equity investment group Apax Partners, is betting on a new business model—one which does not require end users...
While the domestic economy continues to struggle, a new report shows that the telecommunications space remains one of the biggest investors in attempting to...
Russian telecommunications giant Mobile TeleSystems said it was one of four companies to have been allocated spectrum licenses designed for the rollout of LTE...
China-based telecom equipment provdier Huawei signed a statement of commitment with Brazil's Ministry of Communications (Minicom) focused on the development of new technologies to...
How much do you want your smartphone to know? As long as the information doesn't leave the phone, are you OK with your sidekick device knowing where you are, what you're doing, who you're doing it with? Qualcomm, designer of the chips that power most smartphones, has been right about a lot of technologies in wireless, and now it's betting on mobile devices with built-in intelligence.
In a move bolstering the enhanced influence of wireless, regional carrier C Spire Wireless recently introduced a new offering targeting the waning wireline market,...
We recently attended Capacity CEE 2012 in Prague, where regional wholesalers and their retail customers shared their perspectives on the market. There was, of course, a lot of fighting talk
Almost half a million Colombian people chose to keep their numbers when switching telecom operators since the mobile number portability law was enacted in...
