News and analysis around Mobile Phones.
News and analysis tied to Mobile Phones.
Overview of recent analyst rating changes including upgrades for Rivian, CrowdStrike, and Teladoc, and downgrades for Qualcomm and Novo Nordisk, based on demand projections, market positioning, and valuation.
German industry groups urge antitrust action against Apple, stating its proposed changes to app tracking rules do not resolve competition concerns and calling for a fine and suspension of the tool.
Apple now produces one in four iPhones in India, manufacturing 55 million units there in 2025. This strategic shift reduces reliance on China, driven by trade policies and India's growing market, where revenue exceeded $9 billion last year.
Nothing launches the colorful Phone (4a) series and Headphone (a), targeting younger users with new colors, improved features, and its signature glyph interface, while outlining future business plans.
Dycom's Q4 2025 earnings show strong revenue growth and a record year, though its 2026 EPS and EBITDA guidance fell short of analyst expectations.
Equinor and Hydromea have demonstrated wireless optical technology for real-time subsea data transfer to the cloud, enabling high-rate communication for monitoring and autonomous operations without cables.
Deutsche Telekom announces a partnership with Starlink to provide satellite-based mobile coverage across Europe, targeting remote areas and aiming for service launch in 2028, as revealed at MWC 2026.
The iPhone 17e, Apple's new budget model launching in March 2026, faces stiff competition in China due to its older design and specs, despite featuring the new A19 chip and a price cut via national subsidy.
Nokia expands key telecom partnerships with TIM Brasil and Deutsche Telekom to develop AI-powered 5G networks and cloud-based radio access technology, positioning for AI-driven demand.
Nokia's strategy pivots to AI-driven, software-based networks through a partnership with Nvidia, aiming to create autonomous, intelligent systems for future cellular generations, as demonstrated in recent commercial trials.
A new €100 million European initiative aims to fund the convergence of satellite and mobile networks, seen as foundational for future 6G and AI technologies, with applications from telemedicine to lunar operations.
Vodafone partners with Amazon Leo to connect remote 4G/5G mobile masts in Europe and Africa via LEO satellites, providing high-speed data and an alternative to fiber optics.
