The state says that the broadband provider had failed to expand its network quickly enough as it was agreed upon for the Charter-Time Warner Cable merger.
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The state says that the broadband provider had failed to expand its network quickly enough as it was agreed upon for the Charter-Time Warner Cable merger.
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Just like Comcast's own Xfinity Mobile, the service is offer on top of Verizon's LTE network and a mesh of free Wi-Fi hotspots across the nation.
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It's in a "commercial form factor" but it has actually yet to go commercial as 5G is still building out. vivo is touting its partnership with Qualcomm.
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The next tvOS update will support Dolby's spatial sound codec and, soon, Charter Spectrum channel packages through Apple TV.
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The next tvOS update will support Dolby's spatial sound codec and, soon, Charter Spectrum channel packages through Apple TV.
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The FCC and Department of Justice are set to look at a merger between the nation's fourth- and third-largest cellular networks. They'll be making demands.
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The map shows off the spectrum holdings the two would have if they combined. But it doesn't reflect the towers that already exist.
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The two entities met and a paper was filed. T-Mobile spent a lot of time trying to dissuade TV broadcasters from doing anything they'd consider silly.
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The 600MHz auction wasn't just a boon for T-Mobile. Regional carriers and wireless operators are now working on running transmitters for the new airwaves.
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Many rural stations that extend their signal through translators wouldn't have the money to realign frequencies or even shut them down without this cash.
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T-Mobile is looking to quickly capitalize on wide 600 MHz spectrum it spent nearly $8 billion on fairly recently, with a big deployment planned this year.
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The telco announced its $1.6 billion takeover of Straight Path Communications which complements a prior acquisition of FiberTower.
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Analysts are seeing the end near the first phase of the auctions process in the FCC’s scheme to free up 600MHz spectrum from TV broadcasters for cellular networks’ use.The first auction, expected to end this week, works in reverse, asking broadcasters the minimum offer that they would accept from wireless service providers in order to relinquish their spectrum. The commission will disclose the cumulative target amount that bidders will have to meet in order to end the auction process.Analysts ...
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Broadcasters don’t think they can make the moves they would need to make in the 39 months the FCC allotted them after the end of the 600MHz spectrum auction. So, how does T-Mobile think it can take advantage of spectrum it won’t be able to feasibly work on past 2020?Well, ...
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We’ve been livin’ on the EDGE for a long time, but AT&T figures it’s about that time that the sky started falling on GSM. CFO John Stevens says the network’s remaining 2G networks will be shut off by the end of this year.In AT&T’s Q1 earnings conference call, Stevens said that the company moved off six million customers from 2G in the past 12 months. Some stubborn feature phone-wielding subscribers may end up getting lost in the transition, ...
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