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Testing Vendors Adapt to LTE, Interoperability

May 17 | Articles

Here’s a key takeaway from the exhibits in the testing solutions pavilion: As a standard, LTE has a simpler architecture and is more efficient than legacy technologies. But that doesn’t mean testing it is a cakewalk.

Digital Wallets Proliferate at Show

May 11 | News

Cash, coins and credit cards are so Twentieth Century.

FCC Touts Spectrum Policies

May 8 | News

The head of the FCC took a swipe at his critics during a Tuesday keynote address, when he defended the agency's decision to block AT&T's merger with T-Mobile USA.

My Guilty Pleasure

May 4 | Wireless Week Blog

Sometimes a quick daydream is all it takes.

Cricket CEO Pushes LTE Network, Spectrum Sharing

Mar 29 | News

ORLANDO, Fla.—The chief executive of Cricket Communications urged regional providers at the Rural Cellular Association's spring conference today to consider sharing their spectrum and network equipment for LTE. The arrangements could help solve the spectrum shortages and lack of affordable

CTIA Gears Up for Spring Show in May

Mar 26 | News

Note to wireless industry professionals who plan to attend the CTIA Wireless 2012 conference in New Orleans in May: Make your airline reservations now and reserve your tickets for the Unplugged event on May 9.

Bill Clinton to Speak at CTIA May Conference

Mar 13 | News

Bill Clinton will be the final keynote speaker at CTIA's May conference in New Orleans.

Behind Closed Doors: Panel Talks Privacy

Mar 6 | Wireless Week Blog

There was no secrecy around this roundtable.

Protest Snarls Main Exit at MWC

Mar 1 | News

Students protesting education spending cuts took to the streets, holding up traffic for conventioneers trying to get to and from Mobile World Congress...

MWC: Networks Get Ready for Data Traffic

Mar 1 | News

Expectations are high for even more growth in mobile data traffic, and keynote speakers said they're proponents of open network standards as opposed to closed.