How children are helping to fuel US wireless growth
According to one survey, 13% of parents with a child aged five to eight reported purchasing them a phone. And 3% of parents with a child aged two or younger reported purchasing them a phone.
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According to one survey, 13% of parents with a child aged five to eight reported purchasing them a phone. And 3% of parents with a child aged two or younger reported purchasing them a phone.
During 2020, the nation's big wireless network operators collectively recorded almost 5 million new wireless customers. During 2021, that could rise to 10 million. But what happens when growth slows?
Federal agencies must stop objecting to the FCC's decisions to open up spectrum for much-needed 5G deployment.
This week's one-month delay of C-band deployments by AT&T and Verizon over FAA safety concerns has somewhat surprised analysts and raised the question of impact for carriers.
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