The FCC just auctioned off $13.9 billion of wireless spectrum, with T-Mobile, Verizon and Cingular the big winners (bidders). However, new competition from regional carriers MetroPCS and Leap Wireless is expected, for they were large bidders as well. So was a cable consortium owned by Comcast, Time Warner and Cox. The quadruple threat of voice, data, video and mobile continues. See the full story.
Posted by LEF at 11:16 AM. • Filed under: Connected World