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Samsung acquires network analysis firm Zhilabs for 5G prep
Samsung Electronics has acquired network analysis firm Zhilabs for an undisclosed sum to assure network quality before the upcoming 5G rollout.
Mobile in Sub-Saharan Africa: Can world's fastest-growing mobile region keep it up?
Sub-Saharan Africa has led the world in mobile take-up growth in the past few years, but a range of issues now threaten that momentum.
Samsung expands processor and image sensor brands to automotive
Samsung Electronics has introduced new brands in its semiconductor component business -- processors and image sensors -- for automotive applications.
Nokia and Chorus upgrade New Zealand's copper broadband
Nokia has deployed its VDSL2 vectoring technology across Chorus' legacy copper network to enable speeds of up to 130Mbps.
Optus leverages NBN for regional mobile network expansion
Optus has collocated on an additional three NBN fixed-wireless sites in coastal NSW to expand its 4G network.
Deutsche Telekom and Telefonica Deutschland sign network deal
Deutsche Telekom will connect 5,000 Telefonica mobile base stations to its fibre network under the deal.
Nokia opens 5G skills centre with UTS
The University of Technology Sydney and Nokia have partnered to open a skills accelerator training facility for 5G, Internet of Things, networking, and cybersecurity technologies.
Edge Computing: The 2 things tech leaders should know
IT resources are aggressively being centralized in the cloud, but some cutting edge technologies will need to balance cloud with localized computing power. That's where edge computing comes in.
FCC approves faster and cheaper 5G small cell deployments
Small cell applications are set to be approved within 90 days, with the FCC also determining the fees that local and state governments can charge carriers for deployments.
SK Telecom uses IoT network for rental car service
SK Telecom will use its LTE Cat M1 network to help SK Networks manage the cars for its rental service.
NBN: 1,500 fixed-wireless users download over 1TB in a month
NBN had forecast just 1.4 percent of fixed-wireless users to take up its 100Mbps service, with the company also pointing the finger at more than 1,500 'extreme' users who individually downloaded more than 1TB during May.
Verizon lights up its 5G Home network
The new service, launching in four cities, gives Verizon a new way to compete with cable companies.
Verizon pushes LTE to 1.45Gbps speeds
Verizon, Nokia, and Qualcomm have achieved speeds of almost 1.5Gbps on the carrier's live commercial LTE network in New York.
AT&T unveils 5G Innovation Zone with Samsung
Samsung and AT&T are looking to trial smart factory technologies in their new innovation zone in Austin.
Intel makes 5G push across China with Huawei
Intel has partnered with China's biggest tech giants to accelerate the development and deployment of 5G.
Best gifts: Top tech gadgets of 2018
Here are ZDNet's top choices for technology gifts, gadgets, and accessories over the holiday season.
Best gifts: Top tech gadgets and tools for the remote worker
These are some of our top picks for technology and gifts which can make remote working smooth sailing.
iPhone XS Max cost too much? Great smartphones in every price range
It's a great time to buy a smartphone, no matter what your budget. You can find functional and reliable handsets from about $197 to over $1,000.
iPhone XR: Here's nine things you need to know about Apple's 'affordable' iPhone
Apple is getting ready to open up pre-orders for its new "affordable" iPhone. Here's what you need to know.
Speck Presidio case roundup for Apple iPhone XS Max/XS/X: Two-layer drop protection in compelling styles
Most iPhones find their way into cases and if you are going to wrap up your expensive iPhone, then do it with some style and protection. Speck offers some compelling Presidio case solutions to consider.
iOS 12: Change these privacy and security settings now
Here are the steps you should take to lock down an iPhone or iPad running iOS 12.
Apple products you shouldn't buy (October 2018 edition)
While Apple carried out a big refresh of its hardware lineup in September, there are plenty of other Apple products you should avoid buying in the run up to the holidays. If you're thinking of buying these, you might be better looking at alternatives.
Nomad Horween leather cases for Apple iPhone XS Max: Functional, rugged, and attractive
The Apple iPhone XS Max is the most expensive smartphone currently available so spending $45 to $80 on a case seems like a reasonable investment for protection and function. Nomad makes some of the best leather options and we took two of them for a spin.
Mobile phone memory lane: What was your first device?
We asked our team of contributors to share memories of their first mobile devices. Here's what they remember most, and what they're using today.
Apple products you should not buy (Updated September 2018 edition)
Now that the new iPhones, along with the Apple Watch Series 4, have landed, you're a go to buy new a some shiney new Apple stuff. But there are plenty of other Apple products you should avoid.
iPhone XS: Here's what it needed, and what we got
Ahead of the iPhone XS unveiling I compiled a wishlist of what the iPhone needed to stay ahead of the flagship Android smartphones. Let's take a look at what we got, and what we didn't.
Speck Presidio cases for Samsung Galaxy Note 9: Multi-layer drop protection with no-slip grip
The Galaxy Note 9 has a high level of dust and water resistance, but it is still made of glass panels and isn't made to be dropped. Speck released a couple of cases that satisfy the Designed for Samsung requirements.
iPhone XS/iPhone XS Max/iPhone XR: Here's everything you need to know (in pictures)
Here's everything from the September 12 launch event that you need to know about the iPhone XS, the iPhone XS Max, and the iPhone XR. Here I've captured details of the camera, battery life, the new A12 Bionic processor, launch dates, as well as the all-important price of these new devices.
iPhone 2018 first look: Apple's launch event scene by scene (pictures)
Apple is announcing its 2018 iPhone models and other hardware refreshes. ZDNet is covering the entire event live and sharing all the key moments with you, photo by photo, in real time.
LifeProof Next for Samsung Note 9: Clear drop protection with little added bulk
The Galaxy Note 9 has a high level of dust and water resistance, but it is still made of glass panels and isn't made to be dropped. LifeProof has a case option designed to protect from drops while also showing off the cool Samsung color schemes of the device itself.
Pixel Slate and Pixel 3: Are Google's new devices priced right?
Larry Dignan and Jason Hiner discuss the pros and cons of Google's latest mobile devices and how they advance the company's hardware strategy.
Battery issues after downloading iOS12? Follow these tips
Are you finding that your iPhone's battery life is bad since installing iOS 12? Here's how to diagnose and fix the most common issues that might be causing this.
iPhone XS or Galaxy S line: We break it down for you
Should you buy the latest Apple or Samsung device? And which size? This guide breaks down the factors that matter most to business buyers and consumers alike. Read more: https://zd.net/2N0bmAI
Planning a trip? Google redesigns travel features in mobile search engine
Google wants its search to be the one-stop shop for all trip and accommodation planning.
iOS 12: Haven't updated yet?
Here's what you need to do to ensure that your upgrade to iOS 12 goes as smoothly as possible and you don't lose any data. Read more: https://zd.net/2MFMHAZ
Google adds rugged devices to Android Enterprise Recommended program
By adding rugged devices to its Android Enterprise Recommended program, Google is looking to add more devices to retail, manufacturing and field service settings. Read more: https://zd.net/2Ch2mHl
Google announces Wear OS redesign
Google has announced a new and improved look to its wearable platform, Wear OS, that includes a new notification stream, an activity feed, and a Google Assistant feed. Read more: https://zd.net/2MFUfZL
Google ready to launch the Android Pie Go edition
Google plans to release the Go edition of Android Pie this fall, as the full version reaches beta-program devices.
Samsung Galaxy Watch: Improved battery life and more health features
Ditching the Gear namesake, the Galaxy Watch comes in two different sizes, 42mm or 46mm, and still runs Tizen, the company's wearable operating system. Read more: https://zd.net/2M40oyq
Android 9 Pie is now available for Pixel and Essential phone users
Google rolls out Android 9 Pie to Pixel phones first, with Essential phones to follow.
Samsung Galaxy Note 9: What we know so far
A leaked video touts the device's "all new powerful S Pen", all-day battery life, and 1 TB of storage with 512 GB microSD card. We get to see it all August 9.
One in ten Android devices now run on Oreo
The eighth release of Android is finally making headway.
iOS 12 will give your location to the emergency services when you call 911
Calling 911 from an iPhone will soon automatically share the device's location.
What's new in Google's latest update to Android P?
Android P is inching closer to the official release.
Too many photos on your iPhone? New app will sort the bad ones out
Got too many blurry, out-of-focus pictures of your pet eating up precious storage space? Gemini Photos will take care of that.
