PARIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sequans Communications S.A. (NYSE: SQNS), leading provider of LTE for IoT chips and modules, and Seong Ji Industrial Co. Ltd., South Korean manufacturer of electrical equipment ...

In the latest test of future wireless bandwidth, Chinese handset maker ZTE and carrier China Mobile last week described achieving a peak download speed of 223 megabits per second in experiments ...

After recently attending the 4G/5G Summit in Hong Kong, two things became extremely evident: not only is 5G coming very soon, but Gigabit LTE will be crucial to making 5G mobile a good experience. By ...

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Over a decade ago, when broadcasters were planning and implementing the current generation of DTV broadcasting, the IEEE’s Broadcast Technology Symposium included papers debating different modulation ...

Qualcomm has just teased the next generation of wireless technology with its new LTE Direct technology, something the company has been working on for close to a decade. LTE Direct is built upon the ...

T-Mobile USA is ready to deploy a new LTE technology over the same 5GHz frequencies used by Wi-Fi following US government approval of the first "LTE-U" devices. The Federal Communications Commission ...

Nortel Networks said this week that Ericsson has won the auction for its wireless divison, with a bid of $1.13 billion US. Critics of the deal say it will put cutting-edge Canadian technology in the ...

This edition of Ask Maggie addresses the question of whether you can take your 4G Verizon Wireless phone abroad and expect to roam on other 4G networks. Marguerite Reardon started as a CNET News ...

BONN, Germany (Reuters) - Mobile operator T-Mobile and Nortel Networks have successfully tested a new high-speed wireless technology designed to make mobile connections as fast as fixed fibre links, T ...

Ericsson has announced using licensed-assisted access (LAA) technology to achieve speeds of 1.1Gbps on T-Mobile's LTE network in the United States. The companies used 12-layer LAA technology, Ericsson ...