Expected 'dual-carrier' speed bump should require less work on the network side, but faster downloads will require newer devices

Verizon Wireless's rumored prepaid smartphone plans are only a tactic, not the start of a real prepaid strategy UPDATED 12:25 PM

T-Mobile USA is promising 42-Mbit/s 3G in 2011, but will only beat AT&T in highest theoretical speeds

Telco equipment giant buys a maker of mobile software development tools hoping to help carriers find their apps with both hands

T-Mobile isn't backing off '4G' rivals in the data download speed race and is now promising 42-Mbit/s 3G in 2011

Sprint highlights differences between Epic and the rest of the Galaxy S line as WiMax phone launches in the US

Intel is not giving up on WiMax, nor focusing entirely on LTE, but it is putting all its weight behind HSPA+ with Infineon buy

With so much experience at failed acquisitions, Intel ought to have some clues about how to make the Infineon wireless deal a success

As expected, the WiMax provider offers a cheap broadband top-up plan to a young generation of 'Internet addicts'

To compete against ARM, Intel is acquiring Infineon's wireless solutions business and having a go at its own smartphone system-on-a-chip

WiMax provider tips its hand on its new customer segment via an SEC filing

Reports have Samsung saying that MetroPCS will launch its LTE network and phone in September

But they don't stand a chance, says iSuppli

A JV between Tech Mahindra and Motorola, CanvasM is all set to launch a white-label app store

Google Voice is going after Facebook, but it is now an even bigger threat to telcos than Skype, analysts say

Rumor has it that Airvana is focusing on its 3G CDMA success for now

WiMax provider says it's ready to dive into a whole new customer segment really soon

A UCSD project is using lots of processor offload to get more out of a mobile device's power budget, trading chip area for better power usage

Nokia and Intel team up to study 3D while one analyst expects 3D capabilities to arrive on all screens of all sizes soon

Sprint has a 3G home base station it may offer free 'on a case-by-case basis,' while Verizon appears to be working on a faster femto too