Lets hope Sprint is enjoying being ahead of the pack in launching 4G technology, because it looks like Verizon is catching up quickly. Sprint partnered with Clearwire, Time Warner Cable, Comcast, and Google to build its 4G network, and has already launched it in 27 markets using WiMax technology. The group plans to expand that ...

Time Warner Cable is pitching to carriers such as AT&T and Verizon, a service that uses its underground cables to carry mobile calls and data traffic. The aim is to alleviate the network strain that smartphones (particularly the iPhone) are placing on the network. Remember, for every 1 iPhone, you can run 4 BlackBerrys on a typical network so its clear who is to blame. The service is known as...

Dropped calls, network congestion, and sluggish mobile data speeds could become a thing of the past for the people owning data-hungry smartphones (like the iPhone) if Time Warner Cable Inc. sells the nations carriers like AT&T and Verizon on its wireless backhaul service. The technology lets wireless operators transfer data using Time Warner’s cables laid underground

Many AT&T customers have not been much too happy with its service and many iPhone users would even consider leaving AT&T in favour of Verizon if they got the Apple iPhone. AT&T iPhone users have to put up with the network jams quite a lot but there could be an answer underground. Time Warner Cable Inc

Wired broadband is all well and good, but significantly more high-speed internet access is going to come via wireless over the next several years, and everyone involved -- the carriers, the CTIA, and the FCC -- knows that it's going to be a technical challenge to meet that reality. Spectrum is one thing, but the bytes need somewhere to go once they hit the towers; that's where backhaul c...

It's no longer a question of which technology U.S. wireless carriers will use for their next-generation network technology, but a question of when they'll use it. With the exception of Clearwire and its wholesale network partners like Sprint Nextel, Comcast and Time Warner, service providers in the U.S. have charted a migration path that will have most of them deploying LT...

Key 2009 Highlights - CLEAR(TM) 4G in 27 Markets Across the U.S. Covering 34 Million People, including: Chicago, Dallas, Las Vegas, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Seattle and Honolulu Total Fourth Quarter Subscribers of 688,000 including 642,000 Retail Subscribers and 46,000 Wholesale Subscribers from Comcast, Sprint, and Time Warner Cable Largest Net Add Quarter in Companys History; Fourth Quarter 2009

Clearwire's aggressive WiMAX deployment schedule paid off. During the fourth quarter, the company added 87,000 net new subscribers, bringing its total subscriber base to 688,000. The number of quarterly net adds is the largest in the company's history. Of those, 46,000 were customers from Clearwire's wholesale partners, which include Sprint, Comcast and Time Warner Cable. With ...

Veoh was one of a number of online video YouTube-wannabes that, despite being connected to Michael Eisner and raising money from Time Warner and Goldman Sachs, never got very much actual traction... and... got tangled up in a lawsuit with Universal Music pretty quickly over alleged copyright infringement, despite Veoh abiding by the DMCA. Every single step of the way, Veoh basically won big in the...

Time Warner Cable recently decided to increase its investment in WiMax. The company started offering WiMax services in Dallas, North Carolina and Hawaii in December of 2009. Road Runner Mobile offers subscribers wireless broadband internet speeds of 6Mbps and provides the