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By Paul Rainford, Assistant Editor, Europe, 3/22/2019
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: MEC and the connected car; Ericsson wants Poles to get their 5G act together; Deutsche Telekom teams up with EWE on €2 billion fiber rollout.
By Dan Jones, Mobile Editor, 3/21/2019
Chicago and Minneapolis are forthcoming mobile 5G cities for both AT&T and Verizon.
By Iain Morris, International Editor, 3/21/2019
It revolutionized the music and mobile-phone industries, but Apple will struggle to pull off the same feat in the TV market.
By Iain Morris, International Editor, 3/15/2019
A US judge orders the chipmaker to pay Apple $1 billion in fees as separate developments in Japan show how long proceedings can take in the world of the courtroom.
By Dan Jones, Mobile Editor, 3/13/2019
Verizon says that its new mobile 5G service, coming in April, will be truly unlimited.
By Dan Jones, Mobile Editor, 3/13/2019
Verizon will launch mobile 5G on April 11 with the carrier charging a $10 5G premium, as an add-on for existing 4G unlimited contracts.
By Paul Rainford, Assistant Editor, Europe, 3/13/2019
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: UK sets out plan to curb online giants; Telia Carrier and Telxius combine on capacity; Deutsche Telekom tackles cybersecurity on connected cars.
By Ray Le Maistre, Editor-in-Chief, 3/13/2019
With users holding on to their smartphones for longer, AT&T's device sales are dipping to the tune of about $50 million per month compared with a year ago.
By Mike Dano, Editorial Director, 5G & Mobile Strategies, 3/12/2019
Inseego, an early mover in the 5G device space, said it has completed its move out of China for manufacturing, setting up instead with Foxconn in Taiwan. At issue are Trump's Chinese tariffs, as well as ongoing security concerns.
By Phil Harvey, US News Editor, 3/12/2019
As 5G and foldable phones come to market, browsing online and then trying stuff out in a store might become an even more critical way to buy new technology. Deloitte Consulting's Julie Miller and Verizon's John Walker explain why.
By Mike Dano, Editorial Director, 5G & Mobile Strategies, 3/11/2019
Samsung's Galaxy S10 is among a growing number of devices that supports the 3.5GHz CBRS band. That, coupled with new tests from the likes of AT&T and Charter, is pushing the CBRS space forward. All that's missing now is sign off from the feds.
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Trump & Tech: Round 1
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Monday, January 28, 2019
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