Cell phones are as carcinogenic as coffee, pickled vegetables, coconut oil and carpentry. The World Health Organization’s (WHO) advisory committee,
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Spectrum sharing is a new trend in wireless telecom deployment and makes sense for many reasons: spectrum is rare and
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It makes sense that subscribers with access to 4G LTE use more data – because faster connections result in a
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So called “sponsored data” is creeping in the back door, whether we like it or not. The concept is still
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In the United States, there are over 300,000 cell sites, encompassing those that are located on cell towers, other structures
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Sprint is working with Nokia Networks (one of three network vendors) to upgrade its Spark program. This means adding two
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Wireless network infrastructure management, from day to day tower maintenance and technology upgrades, to managed IT and cloud based services
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Geofencing is a technique that compares multiple subsequent scans to establish boundaries that are tagged as “crossed” while a user
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Wi-Fi offloading is the use of Wi-Fi technology to deliver data that was originally sourced by cellular networks. Wireless Service
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On Friday, June, 6, 2014, news reports began to filter in confirming that Sprint and T-Mobile had agreed on terms
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