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Qualcomm, Verizon promote healthier living without wires
Qualcomm and Verizon are both proposing to trick out healthcare with some wireless connectivity. Qualcomm launched its new 2net cloud and mobile biometric information monitoring and sharing platform, while Verizon is developing mobile video communications technologies that could enable the virtual house call.…
Read MoreIs Carrier IQ a big data mercenary?
What exactly is Carrier IQ doing with your smartphone data? It claims that only its selling network performance metrics to operators. But relationships it has with media analytics firms and handset makers imply otherwise. With 150 million smartphones tracked Carrier IQ has big data goldmine.…
Read MoreVerizon building a spectrum empire with cable deal
Comcast, Time Warner Cable, and Bright House Networks are selling off the spectrum remnants of their stillborn wireless venture, SpectrumCo, to Verizon Wireless for $3.6 billion. The deal allows Verizon to double up on its LTE network, while creating a new alliance between Verizon and cable.…
Read MoreSprint admits receiving Carrier IQ data but says it’s not spying
Carrier IQ is feeding Sprint generalized data about how its customers’ smartphones perform on its network, Sprint has confirmed, but it said it does not snoop into the private contents of those phones. Sprint claims its using that information primarily to optimize its network.…
Read MoreVerizon: No Carrier IQ, No way
Verizon Wireless, the country’s largest mobile operator and Android device seller, does not install Carrier IQ’s keystroke-sniffing software in any of its phones and doesn’t use the now-controversial company’s data in way, company officials said. Now we wait for the other operators to sound off.…
Read MoreTaking LTE to the freeways: Impressions of AT&T’s Chicago network
AT&T had slower speeds in the city than you might expect, but overall the performance of the new LTE network and new smartphones was impressive, streaming uninterrupted Netflix video for 45 minutes and clocking average speeds of more than 10 Mbps on the freeway.…
Read MoreShould mobile operators give up on voicemail?
Rural mobile operator Viaero Wireless is preloading YouMail’s visual voicemail application into all Android phones, giving customers a compelling alternative to its standard network mailbox services. This could be the beginning of a trend that sees the mobile carriers abandoning voicemail to independent cloud providers.…
Read MoreFCC lets AT&T off the hook, but still releases damning merger report
The FCC has accepted AT&T's request to withdraw its T-Mobile merger petition, allowing it to resubmit its application if it can overcome the DOJ's antitrust lawsuit. But the FCC didn't let AT&T get off without releasing its report condemning the merger for all to see.…
Read MoreApple, Google absent from ESRB’s new mobile app rating system
The Entertainment Software Ratings Board intends to apply its familiar game-rating stamps to mobile apps, providing a way for parents to monitor and restrict the games and content their kids download. Five mobile operators and Microsoft(s msft) have signed on but Apple and Google are missing.…
Read MoreWho wins and who loses if AT&T-Mo fails?
AT&T's proposed acquisition of T-Mobile seems all but dead. If the deal falls through mobile operators stand to gain or lose depending on which of side of the battle lines the stand. The biggest losers, however, aren't necessarily AT&T and T-Mobile.…
Read MoreT-Mobile’s 42 Mbps HSPA+: Fast, but it’s still no LTE
T-Mobile claims its new 42-Mbps HSPA+ can rival LTE. In the industry’s first apples to apples-to-apples comparison, RootMetrics put T-Mo’s claims to the test in multiple markets. The conclusion: T-Mobile’s network is fast but its still can’t match the raw speeds of Verizon’s LTE.…
Read MoreU.S. leads the way in LTE subscribers — but not for long
That North America took the early lead in LTE subscribers should come as little surprise given all of the early LTE activity in the U.S. But TeleGeography found that North America is set to lose its title as early as 2013 as Asia ramps up.…
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