Dish Wireless has turned the key on its Smart 5G network, opening it up to customers in Las Vegas as the first step in its plans for a much wider rollout.
T-Mobile is taking a bold new step into 5G home internet with a new program that will make it easier for broadband customers to “break up with Big Internet.”
The Gale South Beach has just become one of the first hotels in the U.S. to deploy private 5G technology to deliver high-speed wireless access to its guests.
Folks using Sprint’s legacy 3G CDMA network have just won a slight reprieve as T-Mobile pushes back the date for sunsetting the network by another two months.
Mophie's 3-in-1 travel charger with MagSafe is a great way for folks on the go to keep their iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods charged up wherever they may land.
Google Play is setting the stage for a big year of growth, with new initiatives to help developers to build even more exciting and engaging gaming experiences.
This year’s Mobile World Congress (MWC) has come to a close, and we can already tell that it’s going to be another exciting year for new mobile technology.
During a keynote at Mobile World Congress, FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel said the industry needs to begin preparing for 6G cellular technology now.
Japanese telecom provider KDDI is deploying more open standard 5G technology in a partnership with HPE to expedite 5G availability throughout the country.
Qualcomm is introducing a new badge to ensure customers know when they’re buying a device that includes the best possible 5G, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth technologies.
As the demand for 5G increases, Samsung is leading the way in a collaboration with other major technology partners to build software-based 5G networks.
Wind River, a leading developer of software that powers 5G mobile infrastructure, is partnering with Japanese telecom provider KDDI to deploy open 5G standards.
With today's debut of the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy Tab 8, Google is highlighting several powerful new features it’s bringing to Samsung’s latest flagship devices.
Normally your iPhone continues playing where it left off when you jump in the car, but these handy tricks let you play your favorite tunes or nothing at all.
