UBS analyst predicts nearly 2M iPhone activations for Sprint in Q4 but says that could be one of the few bright spots for its subscriber story this quarter

Vendor to focus on packet optical and mobile backhaul, and pull back from the LTE core, as it slims down and cuts about 16% of workforce

9:00 AM With iPads finding their way into all kinds of retail outlets, mobile payments are sure to be next

A surprisingly weak Q1 outlook just reflects a cautious world, executives say

Q4 earnings met lowered expectations. Just don't say 'It can't get any worse'

1:30 PM AT&T plays the victim, but its customers pay the price

AT&T's mobile broadband business is thriving despite the costs of its breakup with T-Mobile, but the carrier warns it can't continue to grow without more spectrum

It was AT&T's best quarter yet for smartphone additions, but that's not what dominated the numbers

Canadian regulator gives MSO two weeks to rebut charges that it's violating net neutrality guidelines or put forth a compliance plan UPDATED 5:30 PM

Any way you slice it, it was a big quarter for Apple

Owing to its best holiday iPhone and iPad sales yet, Apple reported its highest quarterly revenue and earnings to date

WiMax sales get lost in the shuffle at Sprint as Clearwire sold 900,000 4G devices for its partner in Q4, while Verizon sold over 2.4M

The BlackBerry maker's executive changes and plans to stay the course may not be enough to help it compete where it really needs to – the consumer market

With 700,000 devices activated daily and 11B downloads from the Android Market, Google says it has a shot to actually make money at this

5:40 PM Will you pay more for big bucket data plans with mobile hot-spot support from AT&T or Verizon?

1:00 PM At CES, I put Verizon's Eric Bruno on the spot to walk me through a day in the 'Borderless Life.' The idea is that all your network services can be available on any connected device

Achim Berg, CVP of Microsoft's recently formed Operator Channels team, explains how working through the operators is good business and why he's not afraid of Google

Partners at Verizon's CES booth demonstrate some of the cool stuff they hope to accomplish with LTE

Verizon's director of technology talks about LTE spectrum, smartphone strategy and the creation of a 4G ecosystem

Our walk around the Las Vegas mega-show yields some colorful characters, shiny gadgets and visual stimulation

Most analysts reacted breezily to Juniper's earnings warning, but one believes there's a systemic market shift worth looking at

Verizon's partners show off how LTE is helping transform the healthcare industry, from the hospital to the ambulance to the patient's home

SAP's Oliver Bussmann says CIOs need to consider how they can provide apps and management platforms that allow employees to work on whatever device works best for them

LTE smartphones are becoming more diverse and less expensive, giving the wireless operators more fodder for their 4G marketing messages

Nokia's VP of product marketing explains why its first Lumia Windows Phone LTE device is a cut above all the Androids on the market and how AT&T is going to help them prove it

HP promises no dongles and no compromises with its latest ultrabook – a souped-up, ultra-thin laptop that looks amazingly like a MacBook Pro

2:25 PM Mobile cloud strategies are all well and good, but where is the big spending and infrastructure heavy-lifting to back them up?

LG and VMware show how personal and work operating systems and applications can co-exist on the same device

LR Mobile attends the CES unveiling of the Nokia Lumia 900, the first LTE Windows Phone for AT&T, and gets real about its prospects in the US

Nokia is ready to take back the U.S., and it's leaning on AT&T to lead the way to making Windows Phone the third ecosystem here

It's becoming clear that carrier Q4 spending wasn't what it was cracked up to be

12:30 PM Here's what you need to know if you have a mobile device or a connected laptop

Nokia's first LTE Windows Phone device and others, more 4G clues and M2M action

Also: Charter takes more TV everywhere; Netflix clashes with HBO over DVDs; Dish is hip to 'Hopper' DVR; Ubee's CEO to retire

8:00 AM Bet on tablets, not tables, in Vegas this year