Bells and whistles aren’t all that, just look at Orange and T-Mobile
When you talk about the telcos in the digital era one of the super trends we’ve been watching is content. But is the desire to diversify causing more damage than good?
When you talk about the telcos in the digital era one of the super trends we’ve been watching is content. But is the desire to diversify causing more damage than good?
Every quarter the industry sits back and wonders how long the Uncarrier momentum will continue and every quarter the magenta army marches on. This quarter saw 891,000 net additions of postpaid phone subscribers.
A new report into the performance of the major carriers into the performance of US carriers has given T-Mobile US more fuel to continue squawking, and another reason for Sprint to reach for the aspirin.
After a failed attempt to buy Sprint in the US, Deutsche Telekom has proved it still knows its way through the acquisition maze, with its second purchase in a matter of days.
T-Mobile Netherlands is bidding €190 million plus a quarter of the combined company to buy rival Tele2.
Ericsson and T-Mobile US have announced they have done it. The gigabit barrier is seemingly symbolic for telcos, and now T-Mobile US can start congratulating itself.
Having swiped right on each other weeks ago T-Mobile US and Sprint have decided they’re just not ready to be tied down to a relationship right now.
T-Mobile US has begun the venture into new grounds, with bold plans to light up the first nationwide Narrowband-IoT (NB-IoT) network in 2018.
The new LG V30 is the first phone that can use the 600 MHz band, which is especially handy for TMUS following its latest piece of premature triumphalism.
T-Mobile has announced it has switched on what it claims are the first 600 MHz LTE network sites worldwide, even though there aren’t any phones on the market that can make use of it.
T-Mobile US has a habit of doing things that people don’t expect, to such an extent that it’s now expected. One of the latest moves is to have a go at rejuvenating the subsidized smartphone model.
The latest report from Opensignal has suggested T-Mobile and Sprint are outperforming rivals Verizon and AT&T when it comes to data speeds.
We all knew it to be true, but new research from EY has confirmed disruptive business models are the biggest pet hate of CTOs and CIOs around the world.
Fresh data from Chetan Sharma Consulting has given a doom and gloom perspective on the US telco space for pretty much everyone except T-Mobile.
Equinix has announced the completion of its acquisition of 29 data centres and their operations from Verizon Communications, adding weight to its North American standing.
T-Mobile is being is mischievous self once again as rumours kick-off about the self-proclaimed ‘Uncarrier’ taking a stab at disrupting the subsidized handset model.
After Verizon struggled through Q1, it is becoming increasingly clear where its profits and customers have gone; T-Mobile has been pinching them again.
FCC Chairman Ajit Pai has given telcos in the US the green-light to turn on LTE-U in their basestations, allowing devices to access the less-trafficked, unlicensed parts of the 5 GHz frequency band.
The two networking companies are looking to move on from a difficult first year by giving birth to a new flavour of wifi.
T-Mobile US CEO John Legere may find himself in a bit of hot water after CtW Investment Group claim to have uncovered some slightly underhanded accounting practises in the business.
Tele2 points optimistically towards acquisitions https://t.co/xHV3MhcqJI
23 April 2018 @ 17:03:13 UTC
World's biggest MNO grows again https://t.co/zRNaQmYehV
23 April 2018 @ 17:03:11 UTC
Conquering video: overcoming the congestion conundrum https://t.co/yfRgEqvWEq
23 April 2018 @ 14:00:20 UTC
The https://t.co/TiqMhWaIFG Podcast: Going for a slash https://t.co/JMj6WDtSN1
23 April 2018 @ 14:00:18 UTC
Regulators seem to be forgetting telcos are commercial organizations https://t.co/virPTauPiQ
23 April 2018 @ 14:00:15 UTC