Vodafone Germany has rolled out its 5G Standalone (5G SA) network across the country. According to the telco, its network covers 92 percent of Germany's population. In its announcement, Vodafone said ...

Ericsson ERIC recently announced that Vodafone has opted to deploy Ericsson’s Interleaved AIR 3218 antenna solution to expand 5G coverage in Germany. With the first antenna system already ...

Vodafone enjoyed better sales and earnings in the first half, but progress was limited by a performance slump in its largest ...

Vodafone Germany, network equipment maker Nokia and carmaker Audi said on Tuesday they were working together to support the mission, 50 years after the first NASA astronauts walked on the moon.

Inside is a PCB with an Android 5G phone to handle the connection, and another with a completely separate home router. With access to the Android side and a login prompt on the router side that ...

When we tested the thing out, we measured max speeds of 163Mbps on the 2.4GHz band and 802Mbps on the 5GHz. Solid results for a budget-friendly router, but nowhere close to 1,750Mbps, even if you ...

State-controlled telco Telecom Egypt said on Monday it has signed several multi-year agreements worth up to EGP30 billion ...

Vodafone UK has chosen Samsung as a supplier for its 5G infrastructure, as it seeks to extend its coverage. One analyst described the move as a "breakthrough" for Samsung, in a market expected to ...

Gulshan Khurana, Executive Vice President (EVP) of Vodafone Idea (Vi), in an interview with ETTelecom at the publication's seventh-edition of 5G|6G Congress 2024, talks about the significance of ...

In fact, some 5G home internet is as simple as plugging in a router. The router connects to the nearest 5G tower or transmitter—this lack of or limited installation may also be preferable for ...

MAJOR UK NETWORKS EE and Vodafone both launched their respective 5G services across a handful of different cities at the beginning of summer, with the latter switching on its 5G network just weeks ...

At the Connected Britain conference, Sir Chris Bryant, the minister in charge of telecommunications, spoke about his personal frustration with the lack of decent Internet connectivity whilst ...