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T-mobile aggregates and crows

T-mobile aggregates and crows

T-Mobile is rightly proud to first in nationwide 5G SA (stand-alone) network, and their rates are now catching up with their burnished reputation. Now, they can make big headlines aggregating channels in new ways, such as a test using Nokia equipment and a Samsung Galaxy S25 that "used six-component

Verizon uses 5G network slicing for enhanced video calling following public-safety trials

Verizon uses 5G network slicing for enhanced video calling following public-safety trials

Verizon is introducing its first consumer-facing feature based on 5G network slicing, a technology that optimizes performance for specific uses by allocating dedicated network resources, reports the Verge. Its new Enhanced Video Calling service promises improved video and audio quality, prioritizing its quality over less critical traffic during network congestion.

T-Mobile follow AT&T in dropping Nokia for Ericsson in RAN shift

T-Mobile follow AT&T in dropping Nokia for Ericsson in RAN shift

Analyst Earl Lum predicts T-Mobile will replace Nokia with Ericsson for its radio access network (RAN) due to longstanding technical issues, particularly with Nokia’s MIMO radio fans. AT&T reportedly switched to Ericsson from Nokia for its RAN in 2023, citing technical performance issues, particularly with Nokia'

FCC’s 4.9 GHz decision sparks public safety debate, faces legal challenge

FCC’s 4.9 GHz decision sparks public safety debate, faces legal challenge

As tipped by Fierce Wireless, the FCC’s recent decision to allocate 50 megahertz of 4.9 GHz band spectrum to FirstNet, AT&T's public safety network, has sparked controversy. While the Fraternal Order of Police praised the decision for enhancing first responders who selected FirstNet for

T-Mobile to launch 5G-Advanced network by end of 2024

T-Mobile to launch 5G-Advanced network by end of 2024

T-Mobile is on track to deliver its first 5G-Advanced service by the end of the year, leveraging its pure 5G standalone (5G SA) network, which gives it a competitive edge over AT&T and Verizon. Unlike its rivals, which launched the 5G air interface on a core 4G LTE