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Kagan: Why Apple iOS is more secure than Google Android

When considering Apple iOS, which runs the iPhone, or Google Android, there is more than just a different operating system to consider. Apple iOS is much more secure compared with Google Android. These different operating systems account for the vast majority of phones and...

Will Intel be a major player in the 5G chip market?

5G will be different from LTE in several ways, and these differences could give Intel an advantage Intel isn't a top provider of LTE chips, but the company is determined to play a major role in 5G and the internet of things. Its chipsets are...

Apple and Accenture partner to bring IoT data to iOS apps

Apple CEO Tim Cook says businesses have only scratched the surface of what they can do with the company's products, and to help them dive in deeper Apple is partnering with professional services giant Accenture. Describing Accenture as "a leader in industry and digital...

#TBT: Steve Jobs resigns as Apple CEO; Samsung Galaxy names explained; the future is now (back then) … 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! Steve Jobs steps...

Can artificial intelligence help create jobs?

 The fourth industrial revolution As artificial intelligence is deployed in the realm of customer service, telecom companies are showing increased interest in a number of these tools. Like previous industrial revolutions, many worry whether these technological innovations are weeding out human jobs. What many do...

Samsung and Anritsu claim 1.2 Gbps with 6 carrier aggregation

Samsung said its newest LTE modem is capable of aggregating six component carriers, an industry first. The 3GPP currently defines carrier aggregation as a maximum of five component carriers, each having up to 20 megahertz of bandwidth. Samsung said its new LTE Category 18...

Apple targets the enterprise (Reality Check)

While Apple remains a consumer-focused brand, it's clear that the company is excited to be empowering digital transformation for today’s enterprises by providing leading-edge technology and developer tools. This was evident in the announcements made at the company's recent Worldwide Developers' Conference. iPad Pro The WWDC...

Apple reportedly building Chinese data center

As Apple prepares to expand its business beyond smartphones and computers to the internet of things, its data center business is growing fast. Now the Cupertino company is reportedly taking part of that business to mainland China. Apple is thought to be building a Chinese...

Kagan: DryBox like CPR for a wet smartphone

So, your smartphone got wet and now it won’t work. What should you do? I spoke with David Naumann who started a company called DryBox. He says don’t try and fix it yourself, don’t try and turn the phone on and don’t stick it...

Qualcomm threatens to block iPhone sales

Qualcomm is asking U.S. trade authorities to potentially ban the sale of iPhones that do not use Qualcomm's baseband processors. The chipmaker is calling for an import ban, as well as an order that would prevent the sale of phones that are already in...

#TBT: Locked phones get set free; AT&T’s network spending roller coaster; first VoLTE call in Kuwait … this week in 2014

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!   House passes bill...

Kagan: Bigger smartphones not always better

Why are smartphone product designers getting it so wrong? Maybe they are using their own personal preferences. Maybe they got some bad data. It doesn’t matter. They are wrong. The entire wireless marketplace does not want huge screens and giant smartphones. A slice of...

Siemens explains Mentor Graphics acquisition

Nine summers ago Chuck Grindstaff got a call from Wally Rhines, chairman and CEO of Mentor Graphics. As president and CEO of Siemens PLM Software, Grindstaff was running a company that could use Mentor's chip design expertise to set itself apart, Rhines reasoned. Mentor...

Imagination Technologies officially for sale

IoT solutions include graphics processors and radio processing units Imagination Technologies says several companies are interested in buying the troubled chip designer, and therefore the board has decided to formally put the company up for sale. The company's MIPS and Ensigma operations were put up...

Apple says autonomous systems could disrupt vehicle market

Global automakers may be breathing a collective sigh of relief today after Apple CEO Tim Cook responded to a reporter’s question about self-driving cars. Cook said Apple is focused on autonomous systems and artificial intelligence, but stopped short of saying the iPhone maker is...

Report: Tech, telecom companies rank high as darknet targets

Owl Cybersecurity's Darknet Index puts Amazon as #1 Technology and telecommunications companies are among the companies which are most at risk for hacked data to end up on the web of private networks collectively known as the darknet, according to a recent report put together by...

Apple the latest to test millimeter wave 5G

The FCC gave Apple permission to test 5G transmission between Northern California facilities Wireless operators, network infrastructure vendors and cable companies are all testing various forms of as-yet unstandardized 5G technologies. And, now, technology giant Apple, based on a recent filing with the U.S. Federal...

Apple, Nokia patch things up with patent agreement

Apple, Nokia patent deal settles intellectual property dispute Apple and Nokia have settled all lawsuits in their intellectual property disputes and agreed to a multi-year patent license. Most of the details were kept confidential, but the companies said that deal involved an undisclosed up-front cash payment from Apple...

Kagan: Charter Wireless will start in 2018

The cable television industry is re-entering the wireless space. First it was Comcast Xfinity Mobile starting its rollout. Now, Charter Spectrum has announced they will also become a wireless provider in 2018. Charter says it will work with Comcast to think through new ways...

Qualcomm updates Snapdragon platform and integrates X12 LTE modem

The world's leading designer of chipsets for wireless devices has updated its portfolio with the launch of two new integrated chipsets: the Snapdragon 630 and Snapdragon 660. The new chips can process faster, charge faster and stay charged for longer than their predecessors. Both...

Voice-controlled networks could find a home with SMBs

Hardware and software developers know that IoT for the enterprise doesn't just mean industrial solutions, because many enterprises look more like homes than factories. Almost half the private sector output in the U.S. is produced by small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), and more than...

Advanced manufacturing will get a $1B boost from Apple

Apple CEO Tim Cook said the company will create a $1 billion fund to support advanced manufacturing in the U.S. He said Apple will announce its first investment later this month. "We asked ourselves 'How can we get more people to do advanced manufacturing in...

Kagan: My take on the Samsung Galaxy S8

The Samsung Galaxy S8 is evolutionary, not revolutionary. It is a better smartphone than previous versions in a few ways, but it is not a home run. The screen is bigger and better. Bixby, their new AI, which I’ve been waiting to try is...

Apple set to test autonomous cars

California drivers are already sharing the road with autonomous cars developed by Tesla and Alphabet, and now they can add Apple to the list of companies putting self-driving cars onto their roads. The California Department of Motor Vehicles has granted Apple a permit to test...