Walmart wants to deliver straight to your fridge
Walmart wants to raise the stakes in the connected economy with a new service that gets delivery drivers to pack your groceries away as well.
Telecoms.com
Uber gets booted out of London
Transport for London has decided not to renew the license of ride-hailing service Uber due to public safety concerns.
Deutsche Telekom launches original content offensive
Deutsche Telekom has unveiled its first attempt at original content with Germanized, a ten-part series about a mass movement of Germans into France. Brave move.
Telia hopes to draw a line under Uzbekistan nightmare with $965 million payment
The region that keeps on taking has claimed another pound of flesh from Swedish telco Telia in the form of a billion dollar fine.
The good, the bad and the TalkTalk – Which broadband rankings
As inevitable as the coming of the tides, the rising sun, or Gary Lineker’s goatee being terrible, TalkTalk has hit rock bottom of the broadband rankings once more.
Orange launches off-the-shelf IoT module scheme
A new programme from operator Orange combines embedded SIMs with prepaid connectivity in an attempt to lower the bar to entry for IoT.
Tetherless Apple Watch set to launch for the lucky 32%
Apple has lined up its latest attempt to convince people there is value in smartwatches, but only if you are part of the lucky 32% who live in the right country, and have a contract with the right operator.
Telenor says enough is enough with troubled Veon
Most Norwegians we’ve met to date have been nice, relatively laid back people, but the execs at Telenor have seemingly been pushed to breaking point, resulting in the divestment of Veon.
Google cherry-picks the best bits of HTC for $1.1 billion
HTC has accepted $1.1 billion to hand over much of its smartphone engineering talent to Google.
Autonomous car industry takes on a life of its own
How did SK Telecoms autonomous car get on with Korea’s busiest road, is Tesla hungry enough to design its own chips and how is Blackberry still a thing? All good questions raised this morning.
TIM and Huawei to create a 4.0 port in Bari – whatever that means
Now before you get too excited, we’re not talking about the hilarious escapades of Gavin and Stacey. This one is all about Italy, so pasta, football, Vespa’s, opera and the ringing sound of ‘mamma mia’ everywhere.
Cellular Apple watch gets the wifi handoff blues
Reviews of the new LTE-enabled Apple Watch have marked it down for apparent connectivity issues, which Apple is blaming on unauthenticated wifi.
Are you data breach fatigued?
Data breaches are nothing new – quite the contrary – in fact their very frequency makes it likely that we’re fatigued to the point of indifference by the number of leaks which are surfacing.
Jio scores Indian termination charge win
Indian telecoms market disruptor looks set to get yet another win after the national regulator ruled termination charges be scrapped.
It looks like no-one cares about data protection regulations
It doesn’t matter if they were given more than two years to get ready, with six months to go until the EU GDPR deadline, it’s going to be a sprint finish for a worryingly large number of companies.
Ericsson and BT extol the virtues of network slicing
A study jointly undertaken by Ericsson and BT was as surprised as anyone to find that a technology the telecoms industry is already committed to is a good idea.
Hitachi creates IoT focused big data company Vantara
When we hear Hitachi two things come to mind; 80s style radio and construction vehicles. This might be a perception the team will want to address as Hitachi enters the IoT world.
Could the super-aggregator be the salvation of telco content ambitions?
Telecoms.com got its first experience of IBC this year and while it was a very interesting experience, it raised more questions than answers around what role telcos have in the world of content.
T-Mobile US and Sprint merger rumour of the day: it’s back on!
It is being reported that T-Mobile US and Sprint might be set to merge. This is only the 400th time such a move has been rumoured in the past few years.
Huawei looks to the power of slicing and dicing
Speaking at the New-Generation Internet Infrastructure Forum in Beijing, Huawei has announced a new innovation project looking at 5G power slicing technologies.
Events
Global Carrier Billing Summit
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Service Delivery Innovation Summit
- 27-28 September 2017
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Managed Services World Congress
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