Mint Mobile is taking on cable companies with a new 5G home internet service called MINTernet. Starting at $30 per month with no long-term contract, it uses T-Mobile’s network and promises easy self-installation.
The massive Medusa subsea cable project has reached another milestone with its landing in Nador, Morocco. The system, set to go live in early 2026, will eventually span 19 sites and is a cornerstone of the EU’s digital connectivity strategy for the Mediterranean.
2degrees is kicking off its 3G network shutdown in New Zealand, starting with 100 rural cell towers on December 14. The company plans a full shutdown by “early 2026,” a timeline now mirrored by rivals One NZ and Spark NZ.
AT&T has deployed new midband spectrum across 23,000 cell sites, dramatically improving 5G performance for mobile and home internet users. The upgrade delivers up to 80% faster download speeds without current price hikes, creating a major competitive advantage in the carrier wars.
