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Next iPhone: Larger Screen Coming?

Apple has reportedly ordered screens that are at least four inches diagonally – as opposed to the 3.5-inch screens we're accustomed to seeing on iPhones – and production on them will start next month. ...read more

CTIA Shines the N.A. Spotlight

CTIA was invaluable in advancing the industry conversation around a few key themes, including spectrum policy; small cells and heterogeneous networks (HetNets); the value of wireless to economic development; and T-Mobile's ...read more

Network Mgmt. In the Age of Big Data

Service providers and their vendor partners mastered the art of network management years ago and have been a model for other industries. But requirements keep changing. This B/OSS Reader Survey looks at priorities for ...read more

New Video Delivery Models

It's clear that multiscreen and anywhere, anytime access is the primary content shift in the video marketplace driving service-provider investment. This Digital Issue helps operators develop strategic thinking as they build ...read more

The Customer-Satisfaction Struggle

Despite slight increases in customer satisfaction across most industries, it's still a struggle for wireless, wireline and television, which lag behind almost all others. ...read more

Latest Headlines

Verizon: 4G LTE Means Even Longtime Customers Lose Unlimited Data

Customers who have been with Verizon Wireless for years won't like this. CFO Fran Shammo reportedly said everyone will have to move off their unlimited data plans as part of a 4G LTE migration. ...More
5 hours ago By Josh Long
Posted in News
New York Leaders: Verizon-Cable Deals Might Give Residents the Short Stick

Mayors in Upstate New York told regulators they are concerned Verizon will never build a high-speed "FiOS" network in their cities due to agreements between Verizon Wireless and U.S. cable companies to market each other's products and services. ...More
6 hours ago By Josh Long
Posted in News

Schumer Fights Cellphone Theft with New Bill

Stolen cellphones are easily sold on the black market today, Sen. Chuck Schumer explained, because of the ease in which "SIM" cards holding account data can be removed and replaced. ...More
7 hours ago By Josh Long
Posted in News
Unity Telecom Picks Entone's FusionTV

Unity Telecom will distribute Entone’s FusionTV service through its nationwide network of over 3,500 retail locations, offering consumers a new broadband TV service model that combines live HDTV programs via FTA and full DVR capabilities. ...More
10 hours ago By Craig Galbraith
Posted in News
Chicago, Chicago, That Toddling Town

ITW is a different kind of show as it is focused on making deals and building business relationships. The multiple show floors feature bilateral tables, a multitude of private meeting rooms and exhibits by various communications vendors. ...More
10 hours ago By David Byrd
Posted in Blog
More T-Mobile Employees To Lose Jobs

T-Mobile USA employees, brace yourself for more dour news: Your job may be on the line. ...More
11 hours ago
Posted in News
Network Management Requirements in the Age of Big Data

Service providers and their vendor partners mastered the art of network management years ago and have been a model for other industries. But requirements keep changing. This B/OSS Reader Survey looks at priorities for next-generation network management systems. ...More
12 hours ago
Posted in Reports
Apple's Next iPhone: News of Larger Screen Breaks Ahead of Release Date

Apple has reportedly ordered screens that are at least four inches diagonally – as opposed to the 3.5-inch screens we're accustomed to seeing on iPhones – and production on them will start next month. ...More
13 hours ago By Craig Galbraith
Posted in News
Slide Show: The Customer-Satisfaction Struggle

Despite slight increases in customer satisfaction across most industries, it's still a struggle for wireless, wireline and television, which lag behind almost all others. ...More
Yesterday
Posted in Galleries
NBC, Fox Execs Slam DISH Over Commercial-Free DVR Feature

"I think this is an attack on our ecosystem," one top broadcast exec was quoted as saying. ...More
Yesterday By Josh Long
Posted in News