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If you’re familiar with the action camera market, then you’ve most likely heard of Insta360, a popular maker of action and 360-degree cameras. Although not as well-known as GoPro in India, the company hopes to change this now that it has an official presence in the country. Today we’ll be testing the Insta360 Go 2,
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A stretch of the UK’s famous Jurassic Coast has become one of the first locations in the world to receive standalone 5G coverage at 700 MHz. The 5G RuralDorset project has installed a few base stations at various points along a 30-mile stretch of coastline, beginning in Kimmeridge in the east, and ending in Portland
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Finland’s finest has launched new software designed to help operators get to grips with cellular IoT device provisioning and subscription management. Called iSIM Secure Connect, it builds on embedded SIM (eSIM) and integrated SIM (iSIM) technology by linking it to trusted digital identification, enabling telcos to authenticate and manage cellular IoT devices quickly and securely.
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The numbers are in for this year’s exceptional Mobile World Congress Barcelona event and, while it missed attendance targets, it did OK under the circumstances. It was always a big ask to stage a huge international physical event at a time when the Covid pandemic is still raging in many parts of the world. Even
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Telecoms.com periodically invites expert third parties to share their views on the industry’s most pressing issues. In this piece Ashley Stephenson, CTO, for Corero Network Security, looks at some of the exceptional security challenges accompanying the Covid pandemic. The world looked quite different just over a year ago. Not only has the world gone through
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With more and more aspects of our daily lives moving online, bandwidth consumption is skyrocketing—and this growth is only expected to continue. This is putting a tremendous strain on cable operators’ networks, and traditional I-CCAP architectures may not be up to the challenge. Download this white paper and explore how a new approach to distributed
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Cellnex has closed the Italian portion of its European towers mega-deal, adding over 9,000 sites to its growing European footprint. The Italian component of Cellnex’s €10 billion acquisition of CK Hutchison’s European towers assets is particularly significant because it raised some serious regulatory questions; specifically, Italy’s competition watchdog, the Autorità Garante della Concorrenza e del
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