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Still heavily dependent on iPhone sales, Apple faces analyst concern about its position in China, where rival Huawei now looks resurgent.

Verizon has opted for the do-it-yourself route when it comes to placing 5G core and other functions into the cloud.

AT&T Turbo puts you in a faster lane but requires unlimited data and extra fee.

Verizon joined the podcast to explain how the service provider is deploying both permanent and temporary network assets to provide New Orleans Jazz Fest concertgoers with 4G and 5G connectivity.

Vodafone is positioning Samsung for a bigger 5G role amid concern about the state of its Finnish rival.

Verizon lost 158,000 wireless retail postpaid phone customers during the first quarter, but that was far better than figures the company reported in the same quarter a year ago.

After setbacks in North America, Nokia's mobile business group slid to its first operating loss since CEO Pekka Lundmark created it.

Zain says it has switched to Totogi's charging-as-a-service platform in the war-torn Sudan.

The middle mile network cannot be overlooked as service providers plan their fiber broadband rollouts. Network X Americas offers a forum for the industry to discuss and debate what's needed here.

Co-founder Ted Miller is hoping to guide Crown Castle to a brighter future, but the company's current management team reported momentum in their efforts to sell off its fiber and small cell businesses.