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T-Mobile and Sprint crank promo activity tied to iPhone SE launch

T-Mobile and Sprint have their latest promotions in place tied to this week’s launch of the Apple iPhone SE model Apple’s latest iPhone SE model may not garner the typical headlines of a halo product launch from the smartphone giant, but the device’s price point...

Feds crack iPhone ending legal action against Apple

U.S. Department of Justice attorneys on Monday vacated legal action against Apple seeking to require the technology giant to help federal investigators access an iPhone associated with the San Bernardino, California, terrorist attacks. Attorneys asked a judge to vacate a previous motion to compel Apple...

Sprint and T-Mobile LTE ambitions bolstered by Apple iPhone SE

Device specifications show continued support for Sprint and T-Mobile LTE networks across 2.5 GHz and 700 MHz bands, respectively; AT&T 2.3 GHz left out Apple’s launch this week of its iPhone SE device is sure to excite the faithful, as well as continue to boost...

Verizon jumps on Apple launch for expanded VoLTE, Wi-Fi voice calling

Verizon launches voice-over-Wi-Fi for Apple iOS 9.3, set for automatic provisioning of VoLTE Verizon Wireless is jumping on Apple’s latest mobile operating system roll out to insert enhanced call quality using voice-over-LTE and voice-over-Wi-Fi technologies. The carrier said beginning March 24, all new Apple devices...

Apple launches iPhone SE to mixed reactions

Some say just a repacked 5s, others say a more studied entrance to the midtier market Apple, turning the trend of increasingly large phones, on Monday released its latest iPhone iteration in the iPhone SE, which Wired wrote is essentially an iPhone 6s in a...

Apple vs. FBI heats up ahead of March 22 court date

Much broader questions about security and privacy at stake, Apple argues; Woz weighs in Apple and the FBI, engaged in an increasingly heated legal exchange over an alleged terrorist’s iPhone that has also sparked a national discussion about digital security, are set to meet in...

Kagan: Who knew iPhone was so secure?

Suddenly we are interested in security. Let me ask you a question: who has the most secure wireless phone? The vast majority would say BlackBerry. However, the current FBI vs. Apple case is changing everything we know about security. As a wireless analyst, I...

Worst of the Week: Apple, it’s time to one-up Samsung

WOTW gives full props to Samsung for taking lucky No. 7, but really hopes it draws a snarky response from Apple Hello! And welcome to our Friday column, Worst of the Week. There’s a lot of nutty stuff that goes on in this industry, so...

Apple records biggest quarter ever with $18.4B net income

On an earnings call Tuesday, Apple executives reported a record-breaking fiscal first quarter, ending Dec. 26, with quarterly revenue of $75.9 billion and net income of $18.4 billion. In the same quarter last year, Apple reported revenue of $74.6 billion and net income of $18.4...

Details of new Apple, Samsung smartphones leaked?

The Internet is abuzz after potential details of the next-generation flagship phones from industry leaders Apple and Samsung were leaked online in separate incidents, according to multiple reports. The release date of the Samsung Galaxy S7 was potentially leaked during a conference hosted by China...

Reality Check: Top 10 events that shaped telecom in 2015 (Pt. 2)

Jim Patterson looks at his top 10 events across the telecom space in 2015 Last week, we highlighted the following top five events (in no particular order): 1. FCC approves the Open Internet Order 2. Verizon buys AOL and launches Go90 3. AT&T expands into Mexico 4....

Apple stock loses $160B based on decline in iPhone sales

Apple stock peaked back in April at a per share value of $134.54, which has now fallen to $106.03 per share as of Friday representing a collective loss of $160 billion in value. Based on a perceived decline in demand for iPhones, Apple is...

Kagan: The BlackBerry choice

Will BlackBerry become the next Qualcomm or the next Motorola? The choice is in their hands if they make the right moves going forward. The future of BlackBerry seems to depend on whether the new Priv will be a hit. But their future is...

T-Mobile LTE expansion continues on back of 700 MHz spectrum

New York City, Seattle and Cincinnati latest T-Mobile LTE markets to swim in 700 MHz spectrum T-Mobile US continues to throw 700 MHz spectrum at its LTE network, announcing the expansion of services in New York City, Seattle and Cincinnati. T-Mobile US said its LTE...

Apple looks to extend iPhone battery life by 25 hours

Apple announced new battery charger case for iPhone 6 and 6S; retails for $99 Smartphone battery life is a constant source of frustration for everyone from business travelers to social media fiends. And now, tech giant Apple has quietly debuted a new Smart Battery Case. According...

T-Mobile and Verizon bolster holiday marketing moves

T-Mobile taps iPhone, accessories in targeting AT&T; Verizon pre-empts with data bonus T-Mobile US is set to shift its latest marketing focus away from smaller rival Sprint and onto larger competitor AT&T Mobility, announcing Apple iPhone and accessory deals targeting customers willing to switch...

Will Apple drop headphone jack with iPhone 7?

The Internet is awash in rumors that technology giant Apple, in its next smartphone release perhaps called the iPhone 7, could do away with the standard headphone jack in favor of the proprietary Lightning port. That tidbit was initially reported by Japanese website Mac Otakara....

Reality Check: Sprint device leasing structure explained and Q3 wrap

Is Sprint device leasing arrangement a competitive advantage? Last Friday, Sprint announced a new leasing structure, which could provide the company with a global competitive advantage. Here’re the highlights of the structure: 1. Customers lease the latest and greatest phones from Sprint. Depending...

YotaPhone sales flat in Russia; company eyes Chinese market

WASHINGTON – The Russian-made YotaPhone, which that country's president, Vladimir Putin, has called his nation’s answer to the Apple iPhone, has stalled in its sales, but the company behind it is hopping to find more fertile ground in China. Despite an optimistic target of 1 million...

#TBT: Sprint struggles with iPhone, debt; bullish on LTE … this week in 2011

Editor’s Note: RCR Wireless News goes all in for “Throwback Thursdays,” tapping into our archives to resuscitate the top headlines from the past. Fire up the time machine, put on the sepia-tinted shades, set the date for #TBT and enjoy the memories! Sprint Nextel scrambles...

Reality Check: It’s an Android world (Oct. 2015 edition)

This week, we’ll turn our attention to the world of smart devices and the companies that make and distribute them. Before we do, however, a quick note on the Federal Communications Commission’s first net neutrality test. CNS denied peering status by the FCC At the end of...

AT&T launches Wi-Fi calling, initially limited to iPhone 6, 6s

The Wi-Fi calling feature comes on the heels of FCC waiver grant On the heels of gaining a waiver from the Federal Communications Commission regarding teletypewriter functionality, AT&T Mobility announced the availability of Wi-Fi calling on select devices starting Oct. 8. The Wi-Fi calling feature looks...

Reality Check: Top Q3 events (Pt. 2)

The remaining top Q3 events Last week, we covered five events/trends that will impact third-quarter, total year and 2016 results (these are in no particular order): 1. The announcement and launch of the Apple iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus, which included significant network radio improvements...

Verizon matches Sprint with yearly iPhone upgrade option

Verizon offer matches Sprint program, though lacks pricing incentive Last week’s launch of the Apple iPhone 6s prompted Verizon Wireless to jump on the accelerated device upgrade bandwagon, announcing its own yearly update program in a move to battle T-Mobile US and Sprint. Verizon Wireless said...