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Will Satellites Replace Cell Towers? Unpacking Black Dot’s Claims.
Recently, Black Dot (a cell tower lease optimization company) has been contacting landowners with a new slick produced video where they claim that cell towers
Opinion: Stories of small cell application agreements failure between carriers and cities are too often part of the wireless lobby efforts (in the media) to maintain profit margins.
This type of fluff pieces provide no actual statistical data on how most cities treat applications for small cells instead relies upon anecdotal examples from isolated
AT&T Wins FirstNet but TowerCos are the Real Winners
FirstNet Award to AT&T Confirmed: Checks Confirm Amendment Activity before Official Announcement Tickers: T, AMT, CCI, SBAC Tags: Ken Schmidt, Wireless Infrastructure In Examining FirstNet
Immaculate Cellular Reception: How Cell Phones Work at the Big Game
The Super Bowl LI fans streaming into NRG Stadium in Space City expect to witness a game-winning touchdown that will go viral. However, seeing it
Is T-Mobile intentionally “throttling data” or just feeding the beast?
YouTube spokesperson said today that T-Mobile’s new BingeOn video streaming service, which it offers to subscribers for free, is interfering with and reducing the quality
T-Mobile’s VoWiFi is more than just a band-aid. It’s strategic.
The Big Four Wireless Carriers (Verizon, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile) are in the business of churning customers from another service provider to their own network.
Apple’s New Geofencing App is a Micro-Manager’s Dream
Geofencing is a technique that compares multiple subsequent scans to establish boundaries that are tagged as “crossed” while a user is in motion. Apple has
Apple iPhone- Impact on Cellular Networks
A little over 1 month ago, I purchased the iPhone 3G. This post is an admission that until I did so, I really didn’t understand
The Next Frontier: Consumer Electronic Devices with Cellular Connections
In a seeming nod to the potential of an open access network for consumer devices, Verizon has announced that it will start to focus more
Google will Prosper in an Era of Disruptive Change in Media (and Wireless Telecommunications)
My apologies to Bruce Benson from FTI Consulting for ripping off the title of his fascinating white paper entitled- “Couch Potato Famine- Prospering Through an
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Will Satellites Replace Cell Towers? Unpacking Black Dot’s Claims.
- 5G ·
Opinion: Stories of small cell application agreements failure between carriers and cities are too often part of the wireless lobby efforts (in the media) to maintain profit margins.
AT&T Wins FirstNet but TowerCos are the Real Winners
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