If you have a brand new Android phone, you might wonder what the LTE or LTE+ icon is on the top of the status bar on your phone screen. In short, it refers to your phone establishing a data link with ...

Yesterday, T-Mobile not only officially announced its 4G LTE network, it also brought that network online in select cities, including here in New York City. We got a chance to see the network running ...

The private LTE and 5G network ecosystem presents significant opportunities in standalone private 5G networks for Industry 4.0 applications, particularly in manufacturing, utilities, and ...

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Verizon is delivering on its promise of launching its LTE CAT-M (also known as CAT-M1 or LTE-M) Internet of Things (IoT) network nationwide by the end of the first quarter. The company said today that ...

AT&T flipped a switch Thursday to turn on its next-generation LTE network in the Bay Area, bringing the promise of faster data speeds to tens of thousands of smart-phone users. LTE, for the ...

AT&T said it will activate its LTE (Long-Term Evolution) wireless network this summer in five cities, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Houston and San Antonio. The company will roll out the mobile broadband ...

TeliaSonera’s 4G network comes out on top when pitched against Three’s new HSPA+ (High-Speed Packet Access) network in central Stockholm, with average download speeds at 57.1M bps (bits per second) ...

Long Term Evolution (LTE)-based services are garnering a lot of attention in the mobile broadband industry, despite the fact that they are at least two years away from being deployed. LTE, considered ...

AT&T is accelerating the rollout of its nationwide LTE-M network that it's building out to support the Internet of Things (IoT). Following the completion of a successful pilot, AT&T said it's ready to ...

Wait, we’re still arguing this one? Why? Since we now know that Sprint plans to build and operate its own LTE network, it’s pretty fair to say that WiMAX is dead as a technology for consumer handsets ...