22-10-2019: Verizon 5G Can’t Even Cover a Whole NBA Arena.  [ExtremeTech]

21-10-2019: Huawei wants to license its 5G tech to US telecoms.  [Engadget]

14-10-2019: 5 steps to get ready for the 5G highway.  [Network Computing]

28-05-2019: In search of 5G spectrum.  [Network Computing]

29-04-2019: Cisco: 5G success will depend on WiFi 6.  [DC Knowledge]  [Cisco]  [No Jitter]

25-04-2019: The five biggest lies about 5G.  [The Register]

16-04-2019: 5G vs WiFi -- 7 thinking points.  [No Jitter]

02-04-2019: The technology case for Wi-Fi 6.  [Packet Pushers]

27-03-2019: Researchers find 36 security flaws in LTE.  [Engadget]

07-03-2019: Wi-Fi 6 is coming: it’s not too early to plan for 802.11ax.  [Network Computing]

• 06-03-2019: 5G is 'ready' once you redefine 'ready'... and then redefine 'reality'.  [The Register]

• 25-02-2019: Flaws in 4G and 5G can lead to spying on location and calls.  [The Verge]  [Engadget]  [No Jitter]

• 24-01-2019: Wi-Fi 6 is a stupid branding idea.  [Networking Nerd]

• 13-12-2018: The Wired guide to 5G.  [Wired]

• 30-11-2018: 5G is weeks away, and Tuesday marks its first real test.  [The Verge]

• 20-11-2018: A 5G day may come when the courage of cable and DSL fails... but not today.  [The Register]

10-11-2018: TIP launches a disaggregated cells-site gateway design.  [GazettaByte]

25-10-2018: Stop the little white Wi-Fi lies -- data sheet specs matter.  [Wirednot]

03-10-2018: Wi-Fi branding to get a lot simpler with upcoming “Wi-Fi 6”.  [Ars Technica]  [Engadget]  [HEXUS]  [ExtremeTech]  [Russ White]  [TechRepublic]

25-09-2018: 5G specs get last minute update.  [EETimes]

21-09-2018: WPA3 explained.  [TechQuickie YouTube]

17-09-2018: 5G is just rolling out -- so what is 6G?  [EETimes]

06-08-2018: Cracking the passwords of some WPA2 Wi-Fi networks just got easier.  [The Register]  [Russ White]  [Cisco Blog]

06-08-2018: 802.11ax WiFi: promising, but challenging.  [Network Computing]

31-07-2018: 5G - the conspiracy theories.  [EETimes]

• 26-06-2018: WPA3 brings new authentication and encryption to Wi-Fi.  [Network Computing]  [The Register]  [Hexus]  [The Verge]  [Wired]  [ExtremeTech]  [Schneier]  [Russ White]  [Dark Reading]

15-06-2018: 5G standard is finally finished with new standalone specification.  [The Verge]  [Engadget]  [ExtremeTech]

06-06-2018: 5G is a delicate balance.  [Russ White]  [ECI Telecom]

18-05-2018: 5G rollout: a realistic view.  [Network Computing]

12-04-2018: Radio over fiber paves way for future 5G networks.  [EETimes]

06-04-2018: 5 Ways WiGig Differs from Today’s WiFi.  [Network Computing]

05-03-2018: LTE security flaws could be used for spying, spreading chaos.  [Ars Technica]

20-01-2018: The future of mobile network operators.  [Russ White]  [CircleID]

08-01-2018: WPA3 -- Wi-Fi Alliance strengthens security.  [Network Computing]  [The Register]  [Android Police]  [PocketNow]  [The Verge]  [HardOCP]  [Wi-Fi Alliance]

06-01-2018: Here comes faster 802.11ax Wi-Fi.  [The Verge]  [PocketNow]  [HardOCP]  [Intel]

21-12-2017: The first 5G spec has been approved.  [HardOCP]  [FierceWireless]  [Engadget]

06-11-2017: Why 5G is in trouble.  [Russ White]  [CircleID]

16-10-2017: KRACK attack against WiFi encryption.  [Schneier]  [Ars Technica]  [BBC News]  [The Register]  [THG]  [HardOCP]  [BleepingComputer]  [ExtremeTech]  [The Verge]  [Wired]  [Engadget]  [Stuff]  [Krebs]  [Network Computing]  [ITP Techblog]  [Graham Cluley]  [Computerphile YouTube]

• 16-10-2017: Microsoft has already fixed the Wi-Fi attack vulnerability.  [The Verge]

• 16-10-2017: 41% of Android phones are vulnerable to Wi-Fi attack.  [The Verge]

• 17-10-2017: The flawed system behind the KRACK WiFi meltdown.  [Wired]

• 17-10-2017: Why the KRACK WiFi mess will take decades to clean up.  [Wired]

• 23-10-2017: What does the WPA2 vulnerability mean for IoT?  [ReadWriteWeb]

13-10-2017: Why LTE-M is a game changer for IoT.  [ReadWriteWeb]

05-09-2017: 5G spans last mile to handset.  [EETimes]

15-08-2017: Why 802.11ax is the next big thing in Wi-Fi.  [HardOCP]  [GlobeNewswire]  [Network World]

28-07-2017: Cellphone kill switches kill cellphone snatchers.  [The Register]

27-07-2017: 802.11ax faces technical challenges.  [Network Computing]

26-07-2017: An open-source toolkit to help patch cell networks' critical SS7 flaw.  [Wired]

10-07-2017: 5G and Internet technology.  [Russ White]  [APNIC Blog]

19-06-2017: It's time to embrace the eSIM.  [Engadget]

13-06-2017: Security flaws in 4G VoLTE.  [Schneier]  [SSTIC PDF]

29-03-2017: ETSI widens scope of mobile edge standard.  [The Register]

18-03-2017: Researchers reveal 'li-fi' system 100 times faster that never becomes overloaded.  [NZ Herald]

11-03-2017: The nuanced future of 5G.  [Russ White]  [CircleID]

• 04-03-2017: A deep dive into why Wi-Fi kind of sucks.  [Ars Technica]

01-03-2017: The future of super-fast 5G Internet is a mess.  [Gizmodo]  [The Verge]

28-02-2017: MWC 2017: 5G - the next mobile revolution.  [BBC News]

27-02-2017: What to expect from 5G wireless in 2017.  [EETimes]

24-02-2017: 5G specs announced: 20Gbps download, 1ms latency, 1M devices per square km.  [Ars Technica]  [HardOCP]

• 25-02-2017: Draft 5G specs lay the groundwork for a real standard.  [Engadget]

09-02-2017: Evolving LTE for 5G.  [Russ White]  [Ericsson]

02-01-2017: Wi-Fi expands with .11ax at CES.  [EETimes]

12-11-2016: Facebook demonstrates 20 Gbps millimeter wireless broadband.  [HardOCP]  [Facebook]

01-11-2016: This office printer is actually a rogue cell tower.  [Gizmodo]  [The Register]  [Wired]  [Ars Technica]

24-10-2016: Every LTE call, text, can be intercepted, blacked out, hacker finds.  [The Register]

22-09-2016: Wi-Fi Alliance publishes LTE/WiFi coexistence test plan.  [The Register]

26-08-2016: Critical flaws let attackers hijack cellular phone towers.  [HardOCP]  [Softpedia]

07-07-2016: A MU-MIMO reality check.  [Network Computing]

24-05-2016: Engineers just smashed record for fast wireless data transmission.  [Gizmodo]

28-04-2016: The critical hole at the heart of our cellphone networks.  [Wired]

31-03-2016: There's finally a good way to kill WiFi passwords.  [Gizmodo]

29-02-2015: 5G smoke and mirrors.  [Russ White]  [SDX Central]

29-02-2016: 5G networks getting closer.  [Network Computing]

23-02-2016: There's a new kind of Wifi that uses 10,000 times less power.  [Gizmodo]  [UoW]  [Ars Technica]

22-02-2016: Facebook launches project to open source hardware, designs for cell networks.  [Ars Technica]

10-02-2016: Japan fires up 100Gbps wireless broadband connection.  [The Register]

10-02-2016: What does auto industry want from 5G?  [EETimes]

11-11-2015: So is it 4.5G or LTE-Advanced Pro? Either way, it’s quick.  [The Register]

06-11-2015: GSMA offers a share and share alike approach to the C-Band.  [The Register]

06-11-2015: Cell networks' LTE-U will kill your Wi-Fi, say digital rights bods.  [The Register]

28-09-2015: LTE-U and Wi-Fi interoperate in test.  [EE Times]

21-09-2015: Terahertz breakthrough allows for ultrafast wireless communications.  [ExtremeTech]

15-09-2015: Three's VoLTE launch means better signal in more places.  [Engadget]

09-09-2015: Cell-network content crunch needs new cache designs.  [The Register]

11-05-2015: Boffins set to reveal state of play on fully duplex comms - on the same FREQ.  [The Register]

12-04-2015: Bell Labs wants to get phones and sensors to play nice on 5G wireless.  [Ars Technica]

24-02-2015: The supposedly superfast pCell Network gets its first big test in San Francisco.  [ReadWriteWeb]  [Android Police]

08-01-2015: New generation of 802.11ac devices keeps networks fast even with lots of users.  [Ars Technica]

19-12-2014: German researchers discover a flaw that could let anyone listen to your cell calls.  [HardOCP]  [Washington Post]  [HotForSecurity]

03-12-2014: New Bluetooth 4.2 spec brings IPv6, better privacy, and increased speed.  [Ars Technica]

29-09-2014: You, not Government, should hold the kill switch to your smartphone.  [PocketNow]

04-09-2014: Are rogue cell towers snooping on your calls?  [Graham Cluley]  [HardOCP]  [Business Insider]

• 04-09-2014: This firewall keeps phony towers from intercepting your phone calls.  [Gizmodo]  [Wired]

• 19-09-2014: Fake cell phone towers across the US.  [Schneier]

02-09-2014: Fake cell towers could be attacking your cellphone up to 80-90 times per hour.  [THG]  [Gizmodo]

18-08-2014: The government shouldn't be in charge of smartphone kill switches.  [Engadget]

• 27-08-2014: California Governor signs smartphone kill switch into law.  [Gizmodo]  [ReadWriteWeb]  [Schneier]

01-08-2014: 5G about the whole network, not just speed, says ALU.  [The Register]

25-07-2014: The seven nations where SIM cards outnumber people.  [The Register]

01-07-2014: Inside the secret building that's bringing cell service to NYC's subway.  [Gizmodo]

10-05-2014: Sprint will slow down speeds for its heaviest data users.  [HardOCP]  [The Verge]

17-04-2014: The kill switch proposal: why U.S. carriers win either way.  [ReadWriteWeb]  [ExtremeTech]

• 17-04-2014: How greed almost sabotaged the smartphone kill switch.  [Wired]

• 22-04-2014: Here’s why carrier and OEM Kill Switches are a really bad idea.  [PocketNow]

• 24-04-2014: California's smartphone kill-switch bill flops in the state senate.  [Engadget]

• 10-05-2014: California senate reviews kill-switch bill.  [HardOCP]  [cNet]

• 19-06-2014: California's cell-phone kill switch is a solution that's worse than the problem.  [BoingBoing]  [EFF]

20-06-2014: Android and Windows to get 'kill switch'.  [BBC News]  [NZ Herald]

30-01-2014: Security 101 fail: 3G/4G modems expose control panels to hackers.  [The Register]

21-11-2013: FCC: How we'll rip'n'replace old phone system for new IP tech.  [The Register]

19-11-2013: Carriers reject a 'kill switch' for preventing cellphone theft.  [NYT]  [THG]  [T&M]

• 20-11-2013: Kill switch 'blocked by cell operators' to pad profits, thunders DA.  [The Register]

• 10-12-2013: New York asks cellphone carriers to explain why they rejected antitheft switch.  [NYT]

18-11-2013: Obama’s secret attempt to ban cellphone unlocking, while claiming to support it.  [BoingBoing]  [Slate]  [Gizmodo]

• 12-12-2013: Here's what the big carriers and the Feds agreed to on cellphone unlocking.  [WSJ ATD]

14-10-2013: World record: wireless data transmission at 100Gbps.  [HardOCP]  [KIT]  [ExtremeTech]  [The Register]  [Engadget]

23-09-2013: How I hacked SIM cards with a single text - and the networks don't care.  [The Register]

23-09-2013: iOS security is almost non-existent, but nobody cares.  [PocketNow]  [GottaBeMobile]

02-08-2013: Russian's massive Android malware industry revealed.  [PCMag]

01-08-2013: The FBI can remotely activate microphones in Android phones to record conversations.  [Gizmodo]  [WSJ]  [GottaBeMobile]  [The Register]  [BGR]  [TrustedReviews]  [HardOCP]

22-07-2013: Major SIM card security flaw puts hundreds of millions of devices at risk.  [THG]  [BGR]  [NYT]  [ExtremeTech]  [Ars Technica]  [iMore]

• 01-08-2013: SIM card hack inspires quick fix by carriers.  [CNN]  [HardOCP]  [SlashGear]

16-06-2013: The world is listening.  [Stuff]

• 14-06-2013: White House mandates that federal agencies make better use of spectrum.  [Engadget]

14-06-2013: We want to put a kill switch into your phone, say Feds.  [The Register]

08-06-2013: Behold, the world's most sophisticated Android trojan.  [Ars Technica]  [PocketNow]  [SecureList]  [BGR]  [Stuff]

• 29-05-2013: Expensive mobile data plans will soon be a relic of the past, says Cisco CEO.  [WSJ ATD]

• 25-03-2013: Mobile location data presents anonymity risk.  [BBC News]

  • 27-03-2013: Anonymised phone location data not so anonymous.  [Wired]  [Schneier]  [Nature]  [EFF]

  • 28-03-2013: New emails reveal Feds not forthright about fake cell tower devices.  [Ars Technica]

• 07-03-2013: How the FBI intercepts cell phone data.  [Schneier]  [Slate]

• 25-02-2013: Review: Britain's 4G smartphones.  [The Register]

• 25-02-2013: ALU's latest lightRadio development aims to spread TD-LTE across China.  [Engadget]

• 20-02-2013: Rethinking LTE networks.  [Juniper]

• 18-02-2013: LTE Advanced: the newest overhyped mobile industry buzzword.  [GigaOM]

24-01-2013: Google is building a new kind of wireless network.  [Gizmodo]  [WSJ]  [BGR]

20-01-2013: Deloitte: wireless performance will collapse, prices rise.  [The Register]  [Deloitte]

16-01-2013: IPv6 makes mobile networks faster.  [ExtremeTech]  [IT World]

• 14-11-2012: One simple trick could disable a city's 4G phone network.  [Gizmodo]  [Schneier]  [MIT Technology Review]

26-09-2012: Ofcom, government, telecoms LTE talks still not resolved.  [CoolSmartPhone]  [The Telegraph]  [Mobile Magazine]  [Digital Spy]

06-09-2012: FBI vs Google: the legal fight to unlock phones.  [WSJ]

27-07-2012: Security researcher demonstrates GPS vulnerability that could let hackers track users' location, take over phone.  [Android Police]

27-07-2012: Charlie Miller demonstrates hack against NFC.  [Juniper]  [Forbes]

27-02-2012: Between MWC and RSA, worlds of mobility and security collide.  [ReadWriteWeb]

12-01-2012: Ovum comment: Softbank to launch TD-LTE service.  [Voxy]

27-12-2011: GSM phones vulnerable to hijack scams.  [HardOCP]  [Yahoo]

26-12-2011: Most cellular networks worldwide vulnerable to attack, researcher says.  [WSJ ATD]

• 01-11-2011: Juniper to deliver mobility solution with Samsung.  [AndroidNZ]

31-10-2011: Cell phone surveillance system.  [Schneier]

• 31-10-2011: Mobile network operators in the cloud.  [DC Knowledge]

• 12-10-2011: Prepare for massive and explosive cellular growth.  [IPv6 Act Now]  [IT Business Edge]

Wi-Fi 6 Release 2, or why naming conventions suck.  [Networking Nerd]

WiFi 6E.  [ipCisco]

WiFi 5 vs WiFi 6.  [ipCisco]

A simple map of 5G functions.  [EtherealMind]

How to boost your home's WiFi.  [The Verge]

How we got to 5G -- the history of mobile networks.  [Engadget]

Ten rules for placing your Wi-Fi access points.  [Ars Technica]

5G adoption should change security approach.  [DC Knowledge]

Getting to 5G: understanding network slicing’s role.  [No Jitter]

5G security.  [Schneier]

Crucial considerations for WiFi 6 deployments.  [Network Computing]

5G is more secure than WiFi, right?  [Network Computing]

Hackers share tips on how to better secure corporate WLANs.  [Network Computing]

Transport network requirements and architecture for 5G.  [NANOG YouTube]

The making of the 5G standard.  [EETimes]

A brief history of Wi-Fi security protocols from “oh my, that’s bad” to WPA3.  [Ars Technica]

Point to point wireless bridge – savior or destroyer.  [Michael McNamara]

The security missing from 5G.  [InformationWeek]

Have you done enough to ensure wireless network security?  [No Jitter]

WiFi design: practical shortcuts.  [Network Computing]

Improving WiFi connections in high-density environments.  [Network Computing]

5 enterprise WiFi pitfalls to avoid.  [Network Computing]

Wireless misconceptions.  [Network Collective, YouTube]

Wireless troubleshooting: lessons learned.  [Network Computing]

Network slices.  [Russ White]

WLAN design and security tips.  [Network Computing]

4.6Gbps Wi-Fi: how 60GHz wireless works - and should you use it?  [Ars Technica]

What is 5G?  [The Verge]

Layman's guide to 5G.  [Android Police]

4G and 5G mobile backhaul.  [Russ White]  [ECI Telecom]

The secret world of microwave networks.  [Ars Technica]

Wireless LAN models.  [Network Computing]

How 802.11ac Wave 2 complicates WiFi troubleshooting.  [Network Computing]

WiFi troubleshooting using Wireshark.  [Network Computing]

How does MU-MIMO work?  [Network Computing]

How to stay safe on public WiFi.  [Gizmodo]

Reducing WiFi channel interference.  [Network Computing]

WiFi fast roaming, simplified.  [Network Computing]

WLAN design best practices and challenges.  [Network Computing]

8 WLAN security best practices.  [Network Computing]

Seven keys to better enterprise WiFi.  [Network Computing]

Channel bonding in WiFi: use cases.  [Network Computing]

WLAN planning: three essential steps.  [Network Computing]

Unlicensed spectrum explained.  [ReadWriteWeb]

What is VoLTE?  [CoolSmartPhone]

How cellphones work -- by a non-engineer.  [Gizmodo]  [DogHouseDiaries]

Cellphone OpSec.  [Schneier]  [FastCompany]

How to detect and attack evil twin WiFi access points.  [Tripwire]

Deep dive: what is LTE?  [ExtremeTech]

Wi-Fi signals look incredibly uneven when they're visualized.  [Gizmodo]

The difference between Wi-Fi security protocols: WPA2-AES vs WPA2-TKIP.  [Lifehacker]  [How-To Geek]

Move aside twisted-pair Ethernet, it’s time for WiFi to take the network reins.  [ExtremeTech]

Full duplex: a fundamental radio tech breakthrough that could double throughput, alleviate the spectrum crunch.  [ExtremeTech]

Keep your Wi-Fi webcam safe from hackers.  [Lifehacker]  [FTC]

Here’s everything you need to stay secure on public Wi-Fi networks.  [BGR]

You won’t believe how easy it is for just about anyone to track your smartphone.  [BGR]

You need to take mobile security seriously.  [Collaborista]

802.11ac WiFi:

• Part 1: building blocks.  [Network Computing]

• Part 2: wave 1 and wave 2 products.  [Network Computing]

• Part 3: adoption.  [Network Computing]

• Part 4: road map deployment strategies.  [Network Computing]

Why are 802.11n data rates for 5GHz not faster than 2.4GHz?  [StackExchange]

WTF is... NFV: all your basestations are belong to us.  [The Register]

Why do cellphones need a SIM card?  [HardOCP]  [MakeUseOf]

802.11ac benefits: the myths and the reality.  [Network Computing]

WTF is... MU-MIMO?  [The Register]

WTF is... 802.15.4e?  [The Register]

How to crack a WiFi password.  [Lifehacker]

WLAN management: how a hospital tackles the complexity.  [Network Computing]

High-density WiFi & 2.4GHz co-channel interference design.  [StackExchange]

An automated answer to WLAN setup headaches.  [Network Computing]

Toward a greater mobile mal-awareness.  [Krebs]

What is 802.11ac WiFi, and how much faster than 802.11n is it?  [ExtremeTech]

This is how your phone connects to a cell tower.  [GottaBeMobile]

WTF is... LTE Advanced?  [The Register]

Why are 3G networks so slow?  [ipSpace]

The benefits of multiple classes of service for Ethernet mobile backhaul.  [Ethernet Academy]

What is 4G?  A complete LTE mobile guide.  [Trusted Reviews]

Examining the wireless spectrum crunch.  [ExtremeTech]

Cellphone surveillance.  [Schneier]  [WSJ]

NFC: the complete guide.  [TrustedReviews]

WTF is RF-MEMS?  [The Register]

WTF is VoLTE?  [The Register]

Preventing another Carrier IQ: introducing the mobile device privacy act.  [ExtremeTech]  [Android Police]

What is NFC and how can I use it?  [Lifehacker]

Your cellphone is a tracking device that lets you make calls.  [BoingBoing]  [n+1]

What is LTE-Advanced?  [ExtremeTech]

Why spectrum matters.  [Wired]

Fat pipe vs small bucket: how carriers should address data-hungry LTE iPads.  [iMore]

What is LTE?  [ExtremeTech]

How the wireless spectrum crunch is squeezing carriers and hurting consumers.  [ExtremeTech]

Alcatel-Lucent mobile backhaul solution.  [ALU]

RFC tidbit: IPv6 in 3GPP mobile network.  [IOS Hints]  [IETF]

WTF is... 4G?  [The Register]