The "700 MHz band" is actually ... rules that require the license holder to allow third-party devices and applications to use the network built using that spectrum. This was quite a controversial ...

The advantage of the 700 MHz spectrum is that the signals travel longer distances than the higher frequencies used by many other wireless systems. Networks using this spectrum require fewer cell ...

AT&T Mobility just bought some fresh 700 MHz spectrum in the Lower B block ... went after a number of smaller existing 700 MHz license holders with names like Harbor Wireless, McElroy Electronics ...

It’s not often that a frequency spectrum auction gains much attention, but good old 700MHz is like the Dennis Rodman of these things…you can’t not not pay attention, much as you’d like to.

The Federal Communications Commission auction for the 700 MHz wireless broadband spectrum ended this week, raising $19.592 billion after 261 rounds of bidding. The auction, which began Jan. 24, raised ...

The company’s full press release follows below. T-Mobile to Acquire 700 MHz A-Block Spectrum from Verizon Wireless, Significant Step in Rapidly Advancing Un-carrier Network Experience Low-band ...

With its winning bid, Verizon now owns the C-block of the 700 MHz band while AT&T won licenses in regional licenses in the C block around the United States. "Upon final award of this spectrum ...