... assuming it's enabled at all. Smaller carriers and T-Mobile and Sprint have already joined ranks to urge the FCC to support interoperability in the lower part of the 700MHz spectrum, something they believe the FCC may r...

... carrier Verizon is leading the 4G LTE charge in the U.S., currently serving more than 440 cities. Meanwhile, Sprint is planning to bring its own 4G LTE network to over the coming months. T-Mobile expects to in 2013. Glo...

... at very short range, such as inside office buildings. The effort to free up spectrum is continuing, too. The FCC is designing auctions so that the TV industry can release some of its spectrum next year. The agency expec...

...oesn’t mention the word "sharing." Perhaps the FCC is trying to avoid controversy. But we confirmed with an FCC spokesperson yesterday that the commission plans "to take spectrum in 3550-3650 (currently used for radar...

...n pushing for Federal Communications Commission rules on them for years. He thinks there is a good chance the FCC will approve the rules, with little or no modification, within 90 days. "I think we're close to the end of...

...ost and the synergies derived from the deployment. We are maintaining our long-term Neutral recommendation on Sprint, AT&T and Verizon. For the short term, the stocks retain the Zacks #3 (Hold) Rank. Deutsche Telekom hol...

...rk Click on the slide! The U.S. wireless industry in 10 charts Here is a quick look at 10 key charts from the FCC's recent competition report on wireless. Click on the slide! What's wrong with femtocells? Special report ...

...int stop crying you had a chance to buy tmobile and now you crying like a baby. plz FCC AND DOJ ...and more » Sprint Releases Official Statement In Opposition Of AT&T / T-Mobile Merger By David, Managing Editor March 28,...

...ocell is less that 50 cents/unit. The Battle in the Home In this fracas, to push along the use of femtocells, Sprint Nextel Corp are offering femtocells free of charge to select customers, while others, like AT&T, charge...

...ed calling nationwide. You can find prices as low as $10/month - fees included - for such service via VoIP. * Sprint's version of "unlimited" includes the US only, while VoIP providers typically throw in Canada for a ...

...CC’s Communications, Security, Reliability and Interoperability Council’s (CSRIC) Working Group. In addition, FCC commissioners will consider a further notice of proposed rulemaking and a notice of inquiry that would see...