Monthly Archives: June, 2015

More lawsuits piled onto FCC’s net neutrality rules

Argument that FCC has essentially reclassified VoIP services WASHINGTON – Net neutrality is rapidly becoming an issue that is very good for lawyers. On June...

Free Wi-Fi as a public service

Council Bluffs, Iowa, is rolling out free municipal Wi-Fi WASHINGTON – Council Bluffs, Iowa, could soon become one of the first cities in the country...

Drive revenue, innovation with Amdocs smart project orchestration

Amdocs’ Network Rollout Solution provides end-to-end toolbox to increase Service Provider efficiency, agility and time to market In an era of unprecedented growth in consumer...

Moving to ‘zero touch’ labs for testing NFV

Software-defined networking and network function virtualization are gaining considerable momentum in the telecom space and bring with them new challenges for benchmarking, testing and...

Verizon denies claims that it is abandoning landlines

Verizon flatly denied union accusations that neglect of its landlines is impacting customer service in the Northeast. According to The Wall Street Journal, the...

Scalability is key to small cells strategy

Fastback Networks president predicts sub $20,000 deployment cost LONDON, England – Small cells are poised to be a central component of future network developments but...

StarHub expands LTE-A coverage in Singapore

Operator demos LTE-A at 600 Mbps using 4X4 MIMO technology Singapore's second-largest mobile operator, StarHub, expects its 4G-Advanced network coverage to reach 100% of the...

IBM on the importance of accessibility

Using technology to drive inclusion is good for people and business WASHINGTON – Access to mobile technology is changing the world around us, but it’s...

Join us for the RCRatx Studio Lounge grand opening (and Livestream)

Jim Patterson, Chairman and CEO at Patterson Advisory Group, LLC., will be discussing "How to stand out in your company's strategic planning session" with RCR...

Becoming a ‘super’ with augmented reality

Now being a "super" (like in the movie “The Incredibles”) is actually possible, and you don’t even have to squeeze yourself into spandex, according...

Telecom lobby opposes city’s claim that RF is dangerous

Lawyer: Berkeley ordinance violates the First Amendment WASHINGTON – A major telecom lobbying group has filed suit to strike down a Berkeley, Calif., city ordinance...

Measuring QoE in a mobile world

Procera ScoreCard drives visibility and actionable insight for QoE A customer’s quality of experience is key for communications service providers working to maintain a competitive...

Small cells bring big opportunity, big challenges

Fiber deployments are needed to support small cell networks LONDON, England – Vendors and operators from around the telecom world gathered at Small Cells World...

Kagan: Will Charter Communications go wireless?

I'm betting the next big play after the announcement last week that Charter Communication is merging with Time Warner Cable will be Charter going wireless. This has not been...

Birdstep Smart Analytics for heterogeneous networks

Heterogeneous network support from Birdstep Birdstep today announced enhancements to its existing SmartANALYTICS portfolio in support of heterogeneous mobile networks. Building on its existing data-collection...

Reality Check: Grappling with growing ‘insecurity of things’

I have never seen a situation quite like it in my 22 years in the high-tech industry. I am referring to the sudden and...

Apple announces new OS X, iOS and watchOS; debuts Apple Music

SAN FRANCISCO – Today at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference, the company announced a number of updates to its software products and revealed Apple Music,...

Survey: Consumers are watching longer mobile video content

IAB looks at trends relative to mobile video consumption as industry invests heavily As mobile video consumption becomes more and more widely adopted, consumers are...

FCC explores sunsetting 911 call forwarding

The Federal Communications Commission has been examining the possibility of doing away with its call-forwarding requirements for non-service-initialized (NSI) phones  as part of its...

HetNet Happenings – Episode 17: TM Forum Live

HetNet Happenings is brought to you by CommScope. HetNet Happenings podcast:  This week on HetNet Happenings, RCR Wireless News Managing Editor Sean Kinney takes a look...

Reports: Apple to build high-speed network

Apple is potentially betting big on content delivery services like streaming music, video Published reports suggest that tech juggernaut Apple could deploy its very own...

Merger reports: Deutsche Telekom, Vodafone, AT&T, BT

As merger fever continues to heat up in the telecom industry, there are now reports that Deutsche Telekom is looking to get into the...

AT&T axes iPhone contracts

Upgrading to a new iPhone in an AT&T Mobility store this weekend was a simple, straightforward process ... sort of. The sales associate explained...

Qualcomm: Wireless charging for the connected car

Wireless charging is a common discussion related to electronic devices. But what about charging electric vehicles? Qualcomm and Daimler are collaborating on how to bring...

Reader Forum: Technology’s safety role in the car of tomorrow

Today’s vehicles are viewed by many as the next frontier for mobile devices and Internet connectivity. In fact, we already see automakers adding Wi-Fi...
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