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What will 5G mean to consumers? Will we enter a world where digital communications have no limits? How do the mobile networks have to evolve to deliver the next-generation services consumers are expecting?
Proposal could bar the likes of Nokia and Ericsson from selling next-generation 5G equipment to US telcos if it is designed or manufactured in China
Huaweis's investments in research and development grew from 31 million euros in 2013 to 112 million euros in 2017.
Some 2.5 million direct marketing messages were sent to mobile customers without their consent
The emblem for Facebook's new virtual currency subsidiary, Calibra, bears a striking similarity to one in use since 2016
INTERVIEW: Rui Inácio, Head of Consultancy and Solutions at Vilicom has over 15 years of experience in the telecommunications industry, starting as an engineer.
President Trump warning. Tariffs on Chinese goods will impact our global competitiveness, Apple predicts
Take two. Samsung executive confirms folding smartphone-tablet hybrid is fixed and ready for launch
Chris Sims is the MD of Strategy for BT Enterprise. He leads BT’s 5G strategy for businesses and public sector organisations in the UK.
Trade war repercussions as Apple reportedly explores moving 30 percent of production away from China
Google bypasses carriers and will begin deploying iMessage rival for Android users in the UK and France
Digital asset aims to put financial transactions into the hands of millions without bank accounts, but with access to a mobile phone
One of the industries that will be the first to make practical use of 5G is autonomous vehicles. We investigate how the need for low-latency data communications delivered at the edge of networks is essential if the bold promises of aut ...
Alert underscores the difficulty of protecting myriads of internet-connected home devices
Operators face £6bn payout and stringent regulatory burden as they prepare to deploy next-generation networks
Test build indicates Microsoft may be working on upcoming Windows architecture that breaks out user interface into separate component
Intel, Qualcomm and other major US semiconductor firms quietly put pressure on US Commerce Department, as Huawei expects £20bn in lost revenues this year alone
Company says it is being more 'cautious' after issues with Samsung's Galaxy Fold, as it carries out additional 5G tests with carriers
A bit less fox. Famous fox logo has become a bit more ethereal, as Mozilla completes logo redesign
Ban on Huawei “sends a very bad signal” to other Chinese firms looking to invest in UK, ambassador warns
As mobile operators pressure the government to make a decision on Huawei, a minister admits Us views are a factor
Telegram's CEO says cyber attack against Telegram came mostly from Chinese IP addresses
Looming lockout from Google's Android forces Chinese firm to trademark its backup operating system
Dollars for data. Facebook app will allow users to sell the company data on how they use competitors’ apps
Chinese firm cancels launch of Matebook laptop as US Entity Listing halts Intel chips and Microsoft software
Manufacturing looks set to become one of the first industries to be transformed by 5G. Until now, the full potential of IoT has not been fully realised as network capacity, speed and latency have been barriers. 5G could remove all thes ...
So long Qualcomm? Apple is reportedly mulling a purchase of Intel’s smartphone modem business
Operators demand clarity from British government, and Huawei's security boss appears before MPs to deny any Chinese government involvement
Free version will remain unchanged, but premium browser could offer cloud storage and VPN capabilities
Come into my office. Big name tech firms summoned by Chinese government after American ban