Today’s telecom news includes announcements on 5G FWA subscriptions, Network X 2025, NTT DOCOMO, India’s DoT, among others.

The solution enables mobile operators to deliver seamless digital experiences worldwide and unlock new eSIM opportunities in the travel and IoT sectors ...

Kallio has long been considered Helsinki's stereotypically cool neighbourhood, but nearby Vallila seems to be reaching for that title. British magazine Time Out ranked Vallila as the ninth coolest ...

What's it like to arrive in Finland as a minor with no parents? In this episode of All Points North, we explore a youth theatre production where young people from Afghanistan, Somalia, Syria, ...

T-Mobile is expanding its T-Satellite with Starlink service, adding satellite data connectivity to multiple popular apps. That means T-Mobile users who don't have a Wi-Fi or cellular connection will ...

Apple’s new smartphones start at $799, but you can currently get one for free through T-Mobile. By Tim Chan If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, ...

Mint Mobile announces 5G home internet service, Minternet. Currently, no details of the service are revealed, but interested users can sign up to get notified when it officially launches. The service ...

A few hours ago, EA Sports released the EA FC Mobile 26 update patch notes via a tweet on the title's official X handle. The latest version of the popular mobile game was launched today (September 25, ...

The iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max with the all-new iOS 26 redesign are shaping up to be among the top mobile devices of 2025. Preorders for Apple's latest launch started on September 12, and the devices ...

In recent years, mobile providers have combined streaming access with wireless plans to onboard more people. More specifically, T-Mobile and Verizon have been adding streaming packages to wireless ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A viral video capturing a T-Mobile Center employee being assaulted by a teenager during an NBA YoungBoy concert has sparked outrage on social media. The incident occurred on Sunday ...

Telus-owned Public Mobile changed up its plans again, for the most part increasing prices and reducing data buckets. It also started offering a $10 bonus credit for customers who refer-a-friend.