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Verizon sells more 700 Mhz spectrum to Clear Talk

By Cory Gunther
on 29 Nov, 2012

Verizon has been pretty busy lately working on their 4G LTE spectrum. They've been doing a little of both, selling and buying up available spectrum as long as the FCC approves of the deal. Today Verizon has confirmed they've sold more 700 MHz 4G spectrum to Clear Talk and will be awaiting approval by the FCC.

Verizon 4G LTE speeds reaching more of the East Coast next week

By Cory Gunther
on 11 May, 2012

Who lives on the East Coast and wants some Verizon 4G LTE speeds? Today we have some potentially great news because Verizon is at it yet again announcing a whole new slew of markets set to get their enhanced and ultra fast 4G LTE network speeds. Below is a quite large list of multiple cities and beach communities throughout the East Coast that are all set to receive the green light.

AT&T spectrum transfer to T-Mobile approved by the FCC

By Cory Gunther
on 25 Apr, 2012

Yesterday we reported that AT&T was currently looking to buy up spectum for their 4G LTE networks. Mainly to prepare for what was coming today, which was the FCC's approval to hand some of theirs over to T-Mobile. AT&T will be transferring some of their AWS spectrum to T-Mobile as part of the agreement from the failed merger earlier this year.

Verizon experiencing another network outage — can you hear me now? [Update]

By Cory Gunther
on 28 Dec, 2011

This is starting to get a little bit ridiculous. Apparently Verizon Wireless is experiencing another network outage and this time around it seems to be pretty widespread. A few days after the Galaxy Nexus launched they had a similar outage that lasted for more than a few hours to say the least -- and this could be the same case.

Sony’s Tablet S and Tablet P get Japanese 3G versions on October 28th

By Michael Crider
on 13 Oct, 2011

Sony's first entries into the Honeycomb tablet market, the creatively-named Tablet S and Tablet P, are getting mobile broadband versions in their home market. Japanese carrier NTT DoCoMo will start selling 3G versions of both devices on October 28th. On this side of the Pacific, the Tablet S is only available in a WiFi version, and the dual-screen tablet P is still a complete no-show.

LG to launch the Optimus Black this month in Europe

By James DeRuvo
on 8 May, 2011

LG has announced that the LG Optimus Black is heading for a little European vacation as it launches later this month. The super thin, ultra bright phone will be available worldwide after receiving pre-orders from over 50 countries. The plan is to start in Europe and then phase across six continents, ending with North America and Asia. Likely through AT&T and T-Mobile.

T-Mobile to Consider Sale of Non-Core Assets, Partnerships with Other Carriers

By Chris Burns
on 20 Jan, 2011

A bigger company like T-Mobile isn't the sort of place you expect to have a rummage sale, is it? CEO Philipp Humm speaks on the matter, saying that in addition to considering the sale of some non-core assets in order to raise money to pay for future investments, they plan on also focusing on "churn rate" as a primary concern in the next few years. Churn rate is the rate at which customers move in and out of mobile providers like they were making butter out of milk... or is it milk out of butter?

Android the Up-coming Enterprise

By Stephanie Scala
on 13 Oct, 2010

Android-based handsets and tablets are here to stay. With Verizon's large-scale launch of its data-oriented high-speed LTE 4G network, in 38 mobile markets across the U.S, it's easy to see why Android is trying to take the wireless world by storm. Android OS and the handsets it runs on make it more appealing to both consumers and to enterprise managers. On the enterprise front, Verizon's Motorola Droid Pro is among the first Android devices to offer Cisco IPsec VPN connectivity.

LG Aloha, Still Alive and Headed To AT&T?

By David Junior
on 16 May, 2010

Here’s a device that has undergone many changes on its way onto the market. The LG Aloha could very well be the LG LU2300, most of heard that it was renamed Ally but that may not be the case. A device from LG with the model number LG-C710h has just passed through the FCC.