T-Mobile lights up an additional 16 U.S. markets with HSPA+
T-Mobile has been on a PR tear in the last few days. Magenta announced the addition of 16 U.S. cities to their HSPA+ network portfolio. Biloxi and …
Network
AT&T spends over $3.5 billion on network in first six months of 2010
You can say what you want about the quality of AT&T’s network — and we know you will — but at least they are trying. …
Sprint's 4G service goes live in more California, Delaware, Florida, and Michigan cities
If you live in Modesto, CA; Stockton, CA; Jacksonville, FL; Wilmington, DE; or Grand Rapids, MI get ready, because Sprint is about to start pumping …
FCC approves first LTE phone, Samsung SCH-R900
The FCC has green-lighted the Samsung SCH-R900, what appears to be the U.S.’s first CDMA/LTE handset. The R900 was announced back in March at CTIA …
AT&T adds 900,000 connected devices to network in Q2, now has 6.7 million total
Ever wonder how many devices that aren’t mobile phones are connected to a mobile network? Today, in a press release, AT&T announced that it has …
Verizon Wireless Motorola DROID X selling out, activation issues
We have been told by some Verizon Wireless sources that most stores are selling out of the Motorola DROID X, yet some are having activation …
AT&T statement: software defect is the upload bottleneck, fix in the works
AT&T has officially released a statement about why some users have been experiencing sub-par (and we do mean sub-par) upload speeds over the past several …
AT&T throttling upload speeds?
Rumors are starting to fly around the the interwebs about the alleged throttling of upload speeds by everyones favorite wireless carrier AT&T (note: sarcasm). Users are reporting …
AT&T completes New York City 3G network upgrade
After away slaving for many months, AT&T announced today that it has completed its 3G network upgrades in the New York City region. Now a …
T-Mobile announces HSPA+ expansion covering 25 major cities, 100 by end of year
T-Mobile just announced that they’re expanding their HSPA+ network faster than ever — now up to 25 major metropolitan cities. According to the information, over …
AT&T: Call quality issues nearly solved
During an televised interview with CNBC, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson said Tuesday that his company’s efforts to repair its voice network have been paying off …
AT&T retail stores internal network down
Quick heads up, but we’ve been told not only is Apple’s online store buckling under pressure, as is AT&T’s site, but even AT&T’s internal network, …
iPhone OS 4.0 beta 4 brings AT&T tethering support
Uh oh, it looks like AT&T’s cell towers are about to be brought offline — though, one could argue they’re almost always offline — MacRumors …
T-Mobile 21Mbps HSPA+ service launching March 14th?
TmoNews is reporting that come March 14th, T-Mobile will be launching its much-awaited HSPA+ service in a few more markets. These are rumored to include …
AT&T comes in swinging, hopes to hit a home run at SXSW
After last year’s embarrassment at SXSW, AT&T is going overboard to ensure a similar wireless network meltdown does not happen again this year at the …
AT&T prepping network to handle "unannounced" devices?
We’ve been told by one of our connects that AT&T has apparently been meeting individually with regional executives to inform them of some changes to …
Discovery, Sony and IMAX announce plans for round the clock 3D television network
Discovery Communications, Sony Corporation and IMAX Corporation, a trio of entertainment powerhouses, are teaming up to deliver the first dedicated 3D television network in the …
AT&T completes first step to HSPA 7.2 Mbps network upgrade
It was only yesterday that we reported T-Mobile’s completion of their nationwide 7.2 Mbps HSPA network upgrade, and now, perhaps feeling a bit left out, …
T-Mobile completes 3G network upgrade to HSPA 7.2 Mbps
Potentially some good news for those T-Mobile fans out there. T-Mobile has completed a scheduled 3G upgrade to its entire network, an upgrade which boosts …
Luke Wilson gives the AT&T crew a little morale booster
Life has got to be rough right now for AT&T employees. Thankfully, Luke Wilson has stepped up to the plate and recorded an internal memo …
AT&T refutes infrastructure neglect claims, talks future upgrades
You know it’s bad when AT&T starts to take some heat from Saturday Night Live and not just Twitter and the blogosphere. With ongoing criticism …
AT&T's plans to improve network reliability and what that means for you
AT&T’s Ralph de la Vega announced yesterday that the carrier would start taking steps to improve its network and acknowledged that service in some areas …
AT&T promises improved performance for SF and NYC
We’ve all heard the jokes about AT&T’s sub-par performance and how iPhone users are clogging up its network. Dropped calls, missed texts and delayed voicemails …
AT&T releases Mark the Spot, a network failure reporting tool
Poor AT&T, it must be tired of being tied to the whipping post and constantly flogged in the media for its abysmal network performance. To …
Rogers sues Bell over network claims
The ridiculousness that is Canada’s wireless industry reached unprecedented heights today after Rogers Wireless filed a lawsuit against Bell in B.C. Supreme Court. Rogers is …
TELUS granted injunction over Rogers ads
In a move that surprised very few, a B.C. Supreme Court justice has granted TELUS a temporary injunction against a series of ads from rival …
TELUS sues Rogers over network claims
The US isn’t the only country to have its two largest wireless carriers in the middle of a legal spat as Canada’s TELUS has filed …
T-Mobile plans to unleash blazing 21Mbps HSPA+ in mid-2010
T-Mobile might have been last in launching a 3G network in the U.S., but that hasn’t stopped it from moving right along. We had already …
Canada's CRTC takes the air out of WIND's launch
Back in August, Globalive, a big winner in Canada’s AWS auction, announced that it was going to launch its network under the WIND brand and …
Carrier Wars: T-Mobile results, wrap up
Well boys and girls, welcome to the final installment of Carrier Wars — the series of features in which we call upon our readers who …
