When Disney's Lilo & Stitch hits theaters on May 23, the tech behind it will be powered by T-Mobile's 5G network.

If you can get 5G on your phone, you can get 5G internet at your house, right? Not exactly. 5G has been around for a while now, thanks to efforts from major carriers AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon, but 5G ...

In a live network trial, Nokia, Telia and the Finnish Defense Forces demonstrated the first cross-border 5G standalone slice ...

Private wireless provider Celona has expanded its Neutral Host offering to extend public cellular coverage indoors with ...

TRAI asked telecom operators in India to publish coverage maps on their websites. These maps are now live, but BSNL has not ...

Companies showcase potential of 5G technology in enhancing critical communications for defence units operating in coalition ...

Since first announcing their partnership in 2022, T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) and Disney Studios StudioLAB have collaborated to ...

Freedom Mobile has started turning on a new chunk of spectrum—known as 3800 MHz—on its 5G+ network across parts of Ontario, ...

T-Mobile’s 5G Home Internet service is available in some areas where wired services are not and offers multiple price tiers ...

Boost Mobile is giving away an Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max along with a one-year plan for access to its 5G network. Here's how to ...