TechCrunch
A number of states have filed a lawsuit to block the proposed $26.5 billion merger of T-Mobile and Sprint. The lawsuitm, filed in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, alleges that the merger of Sprint and T-Mobile would be a… more…
The New York Times
A group of state attorneys general filed a federal lawsuit to block a proposed merger of the third- and fourth-largest wireless carriers in the United States. more…
Fool.com
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Indianexpress.com
Mobile operators, who are making record investments in purchasing spectrum and rolling out network equipment, are grappling with this challenge and have called out the authorities to crack down on these installations and take strict action: Cellular Operators… more…
The Times of India
Pai said he is looking forward to working with Indian and American business communities in the days ahead. more…
Tomshw.it
Il gruppo Juniper Networks, nome consolidato nel campo delle infrastrutture di rete automatizzate e scalabili, è stato scelto da British Telecommunications per realizzare la propria Network Cloud 5G. Stando alle compagnie interessate, tale mossa aprirà la str… more…
Forbes.com
Helium's new Hotspot runs on "LongFi” technology that can extend 200 times farther than a standard WiFi connection, with only 50 to 100 devices needed to cover an entire city. more…
China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, the world's biggest telecoms equipment maker, argued on Wednesday that Washington should scrap plans to prohibit wireless companies from using U.S. government funds to buy Huawei gear for their networks. more…
Kshb.com
Sprint, T-Mobile deal nearing approval if conditions met KSHB Dish Leads Bidding to Buy Assets From Sprint, T-Mobile The Wall Street Journal Sprint and T-Mobile Merger Approval, Said to Be Near, Could Undercut Challenge by States The New York Times U.S. Justi… more…
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Thestar.com
Rogers announced the first unlimited data wireless plan from a major national carrier in Canada on Wednesday. more…
TechCrunch
GoTenna is best known for its outdoors-oriented consumer products that let you text and share locations between smartphones off the grid. But the company has found that government work — military, fire, rescue — is the real market, and is pursuing it with a v… more…
Chicagobusiness.com
Chicago-area wireless equipment firm Cambium's IPO could reignite interest in local tech Crain's Chicago Business Could this be the 'platform company' Chicago tech is looking for? more…
Theepochtimes.com
Huawei Cancels Release of New Laptop After US Tech-Ban The Epoch Times Chinese tech giant Huawei decided to cancel the release of its new laptop after the U.S. tech ban. It is the first instance. Security concerns made the ban. more…
New York Magazine
Several state attorneys general are already suing to block the merger between T-Mobile and Sprint on antitrust grounds, as they should. Robust competition among four national wireless service providers has served Americans well. more…
Mobilesyrup.com
As Rogers’ new Infinite unlimited data plans roll out today, the president of wireless services at the carrier says this move benefits subscribers and says Rogers will see a growth in subscriber metrics. “When you do the right thing for customers, the busines… more…
Blogto.com
Rogers announced that an infinite data plan with no surplus charges is launching tomorrow, but this unlimited plan has limits and overage fees. On Thursday, everything changes. Introducing unlimited data plans for infinite possibilities. Say goodbye to data o… more…
CBS News
New York Attorney General leading charge to stop $26 billion deal to combine two of the largest wireless carriers more…
Theweek.com
1. Oil prices jumped by as much as 4 percent early Thursday, rebounding from the previous day's losses after apparent attacks on two oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman raised concerns that turmoil in the region could disrupt supply. The crews of both tankers wer… more…
Yahoo.com
The FCC last year gave preliminary approval to a proposal by Chairman Ajit Pai to bar mobile service providers from spending federal subsidies on equipment made by companies deemed a national security threat. The commission hasn’t scheduled a final vote on th… more…
Yahoo.com
China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, the world's biggest telecoms equipment maker, argued on Wednesday that Washington should scrap plans to prohibit wireless companies from using U.S. government funds to buy Huawei gear for their networks. Federal Communicati… more…