Monthly Archives: August, 2016

What now for FCC 600 MHz incentive auction?

With the FCC 600 MHz incentive auction stage one abruptly hitting the skids, Wireless 20/20 provides some insight into what comes next The Federal Communications...

Ericsson sets stage for mid-2017 5G deployments

Ericsson claims new equipment platform integrates support for expected "5G" technologies like NR and MIMO, with legacy support for LTE Ericsson is preparing for the...

Huawei adds communication platform to its safe city solutions

Huawei is expanding its safe city solutions suite with the launch of a new safe city integrated communication platform. Chinese ICT vendor Huawei has presented...

Disguise in the skies: Can reflective film hide small cells?

Network densification and small cells are on the roadmaps of every major U.S. operator, but those maps will need to include some hiding places...

Ericsson sets stage for mid-2017 5G deployments

Ericsson claims new equipment platform integrates support for expected "5G" technologies like NR and MIMO, with legacy support for LTE Ericsson is preparing for the...

'Timing as a Service' Provides Unique Metro-Wide Solution for Synchronizing Indoor Small Cells (content provided by NextNav)

“If timing ain’t everything, it’s damn close.” – Tom Peters, author of In Search of Excellence Although Peters wasn’t referring specifically to wireless communications technology...

Huawei reinvents itself as industry cloud enabler

Huawei wants to play a leading role as industry cloud enabler, the Chinese ICT vendor revealed at Huawei Connect 2016. Best known as a telecommunications...

How Telefonica is evolving from 4G to 5G with ZTE

Network infrastructure partner ZTE said business with Telefonica generated revenue of $446 million in 2015 MADRID – Chinese telecommunications services provider ZTE Corporation expects 5G technical...

FCC 600 MHz incentive auction first stage comes to abrupt end

Forward bidding in the 600 MHz incentive auction process topped out at just $23B, well short of the $88B target; stage two on deck The...

Telenet undertaking major network modernization with ZTE

ZTE will help the Belgian operator upgrade to 3G, 4G and "4G+" technologies Belgium’s largest cable TV and broadband provider Telenet signed a long-term strategic...

Top 5 industrial IoT companies

Leading the industrial IoT The industrial IoT and its billions of projected devices has set companies from every end of the technology spectrum on a...

Schindler partners with Huawei on connected elevator solution

 Swiss elevator manufacturer Schindler has entered a partnership with Huawei on a global connected elevator solution. Swiss elevator and escalator manufacturer Schindler runs 1.5 million...

Schindler and Huawei Partner on Connected Elevators

?Swiss elevator manufacturer Schindler has entered a partnership with Huawei on a global connected elevator solution. Swiss elevator and escalator manufacturer Schindler runs 1.5 million...

Understanding FirstNet, the post-9/11 public safety iniative

What is FirstNet? The First Responder Network Authority is an independent authority within the National Telecommunications and Information Administration created to provide emergency responders with...

James Truchard, co-founder and CEO of National Instruments, to retire

James Truchard, CEO and co-founder of National Instruments and known to many as Dr. T, is set to retire in January, the test and...

Analyst Angle: 100% cellular coverage in the U.S.? Not so fast …

Want to put cellular coverage maps to the test? Take a trip out west Mobile operators are good at providing coverage maps with lots of...

Analyst Angle: Why recent drop in iPad sales don’t portray death to the tablet market

Increased software and services for the tablet market will drive long-term growth If you look at the last few of Apple’s quarterly reports, it consistently...

Tower climber recall: 3M/Capital Safety replace Lad-Saf sleeve

3M today posted an official recall notice of its original tower climber Lad-Saf sleeve. After 30 years of use, the popular fall protection equipment...

Comba White Paper: Finally, Carrier Grade Enterprise DAS that’s affordable

In a large building or venue, owners often want to deploy a single, neutral host network infrastructure to meet a wide variety of service...

CableLabs looks to the 'near future' for connected home

Virtual reality gaming. Real-time digital collaboration "walls" for remote work. Interactive, 3D digital projections for learning. Those are a few of the possibilities for the...

Setting the record straight on 3GPP's LPWAN IoT standards

3GPP IoT standards variants add to LPWAN confusion The 3GPP standardization group has introduced a number of LTE standards aimed at providing a network for the "internet...

Verizon LTE-Advanced activation highlights carrier aggregation

As the big four U.S. carriers – Verizon Wireless, AT&T Mobility, T-Mobile US and Sprint – attempt to outdo each other with promotional plans...

Verizon and AT&T in crosshairs of U.S. Cellular latest plan changes

Regional carrier U.S. Cellular mimed Verizon and AT&T with its latest rate plan changes, save for bypassing overage protection feature Similar to recent moves by...

European Union wants $14.5 billion in back taxes from Apple

Apple CEO Tim Cook says tax decision will hurt European investment and job creation Based on a more than two-year investigation, the European Commission announced Apple,...

Lowering the cost of DAS opens up enterprise market (content provided by Comba USA and RCR)

Comba USA is working to streamline DAS deployment through a system integration approach that significantly reduces capex In a large building or venue, owners often...
- Advertisment -

Most Read