Researchers hit 112Gbps over wireless in a breakthrough that could shape 6G
100Gbps-class wireless communication could be the next big thing
A $7 Raspberry Pi can do something Sony refuses to: give the DualSense wireless haptics on PC
The wireless dongle Sony won't make
After Wi-Fi 7's Speed Push, Wi-Fi 8 Is Turning to Reliability
Wi-Fi 8 is already taking shape, and while it won't raise peak speeds beyond Wi-Fi 7, it promises something just as important: more reliable, lower-latency wireless performance where it actually matters.
New RCS standard could enable cross-platform video calls, if Apple and Google play along
Turning texts into a full-fledged video platform
New magnetic field system enables wireless communication 100 meters underground
A new through-the-earth system shows how low-frequency induction can succeed where conventional RF fails
UK warns 2G shutdown could leave older devices offline by 2033
Faster, more efficient mobile at the expense of compatibility with older devices
At MWC 2026, the telecom industry pivoted from 5G to AI-powered 6G
Qualcomm, Nvidia, Nokia, and Ericsson are already mapping the infrastructure for the AI-native wireless era
Qualcomm is getting ready for Wi-Fi 8 this year, 6G in 2029
The next great hope for AI
Nvidia's plan to open-source 6G might be bad news for the companies that built 5G
Trouble ahead for Ericsson and Nokia?
The big picture: 6G is still years away from showing up in anyone's phone, but the fight over how it gets built is already underway. One big factor behind it is that it's expected to be far more reliant on AI than 5G ever was. Nvidia, for its part, has a pretty clear answer – it wants those networks running on its chips. And to get there, the company is leaning hard into something the telecom industry has historically wanted nothing to do with: open source.
Starlink Mobile is rolling out V2 satellites that promise 100x data density from orbit
SpaceX second-gen network pushes closer to delivering "5G from space"
New ISO standard enables battery-free RFID sensors to stream continuous data
A novel approach for building a sustainable and reliable "ambient IoT"
Paying off your Verizon phone online could delay unlocking by 35 days
Verizon tightens phone unlock rules after federal requirement ends
How a new terahertz antenna could unlock one-terabit 6G speeds
Design pioneers passive antenna capable of handling information-dense signals
Switchable topological light could redefine wireless data transmission
The device points toward compact, programmable terahertz circuits
FCC proposal could bring outdoor, higher-power Wi-Fi to 6 GHz band
Upcoming vote could unlock faster wireless for immersive tech, robotics, and short-range hotspots
Wi-Fi 8 is already peeking out at CES 2026, even though it won't be finished until 2028
Broadcom and MediaTek preview Wi-Fi 8 silicon on draft specs
Belkin's new wireless HDMI adapter can share displays from up to 131 feet away
The pricing places it well above entry-level alternatives
Where did the name "Bluetooth" come from?
Bluetooth technology is named after...
Android's Bluetooth car audio problem has gone unfixed for over a year
Google acknowledged the problem, but users are still waiting for a fix
FCC rolls back plan to make cybersecurity a legal duty for telecom carriers
The commission is betting on voluntary industry measures instead of enforceable standards
AirDrop is finally compatible with Android – no thanks to Apple
Only supported by the Pixel 10 for now, let's see how long Apple allows it
Highly anticipated: In a move that will surely be appreciated by millions of smartphone users around the world, Google has updated Android's Quick Share file transfer protocol to work with Apple's AirDrop. The Pixel 10 family is the first to support the new feature, but Google plans to expand it to other Android devices in the future.
Apple ditched Broadcom for its own Wi-Fi chip, N1 makes the iPhone faster
Apple's in-house Wi-Fi chip is good, but Android still outruns it
Verizon to slash 15,000 jobs in its biggest shake-up ever
New CEO is pushing a sweeping cost-cutting overhaul amid shrinking growth
Bluetooth Core 6.2 brings new enhancements to the ubiquitous wireless standard
The standard is now experiencing gradual improvement rather than a complete overhaul
Secret Service dismantles covert illicit network capable of shutting down cellular service in New York
Network of 100,000 SIM cards found within miles of United Nations headquarters