Telecommunications Industry

Qualcomm wants to bring LTE to more IoT devices

One of Qualcomm's first LTE modem chipsets for battery-powered IoT devices is now available

Consumers’ love for streamed TV keeps growing

Survey shows streamed over-the-top TV grew strongly. Cable providers are preparing with capped usage plans.

Mobile network operators must offer unlimited data, says vendor

Mobile network operators should use optimization technology to provide unlimited data to subscribers—including video, says Openwave Mobility

Why internet access is a modern necessity, not a luxury

Do you consider internet access a necessity of modern life? If so, then you should be in favor of net neutrality.

Mobile broadband satellite breakthrough: Vehicles stay connected while on the move

A new kind of mobile antenna could bring broadband to remote or infrastructure-damaged parts of the world—and do it while a vehicle is moving

U.S. appeals court upholds net neutrality rules, but fight is not over

The decision will be challenged, and the case could drag on for years

Verizon’s ‘Can you hear me now?’ guy is now selling us Sprint. This is wrong.

Alibaba invests in ecommerce search game

Alibaba, the Chinese (and global) powerhouse, is investing in Twiggle, a stealthy Israeli ecommerce search startup

Cisco’s Meraki spreads its cloud to voice

The cloud-managed infrastructure business now sells a desk phone

Verizon, unions agree to involve federal mediator in contact talks