Simple and cheap, it’s easy to see how the roughly $50 throwback Nokia 3310 would be a phone people snap up as a second device or one for grandparents and kids. But if you’ve been dreaming of picking one up for yourself, you’re in for a world of disappointment.
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Everything You Need to Know About the New PoE Standard
The Standards News Portal is updated on a daily basis to bring you the most important news about standards – how they are created, how they affect you – and who’s doing what to whom. The Standards News Portal was launched in February 2002 and currently contains 8408 categorized, searchable articles, perhaps the largest archive of its type in existence.
Your guide to choosing an unlimited data plan
With all the unlimited mobile data plans out there these days, it’s easy to feel a little lost. Between the varying offers and the fine print, choosing a data plan in 2017 may seem like an exercise in frustration.
Sprint is upgrading its – unlimited’ plan to keep up with…
Sprint is upgrading its ‘unlimited’ plan to keep up with T-Mobile and Verizon – here’s what’s new Sprint on Thursday announced that, starting February 17, its unlimited data plan will offer high-definition video streaming and 10 GB of LTE mobile-hotspot data a month for new subscribers. The upgrades come just days after T-Mobile updated its “One” unlimited plan to include the same features, which itself came in response to Verizon’s re-entry into the unlimited plan market earlier in the week.
AT&T to launch its proposed version of 5G wireless this year
AT&T will launch its first 5G wireless service in Indianapolis and Austin later this year, offering theoretical top speeds of 400Mbps or higher, the company said. The service is based on AT&T’s vision for 5G; there are no standards yet for the successor to today’s 4G LTE service, and any 5G standards are more than a year away at best.
in Advanced Discussions with Power Companies and Others to Trial Project AirGig
AT&T * is in advanced discussions with power companies and others to trial Project AirGig in at least two locations by this fall. One location will be in the United States with others to be determined in the coming months.
In AT&T’s smart city future, cars talk to each other and play nice
When driving, you invariably end up depending on slight communications with other drivers to ensure everyone’s safety. In AT&T’s smart city future, the cars will do the communicating with each other.
T-Mobile Asks Regulators to Open Up More Licensed Spectrum
Wireless carriers often and predictably cite a severe shortage when it comes to the airwaves that cellular networks are built on. This is nothing new, even if in some cases the public posturing is only that; AT&T currently has approximately 40 MHz of unused spectrum and Verizon has been known to hoard spectrum in the past.