Cellular antennas have become a pesky source of mayhem to architectural landscapes in nearly every city across the nation. As cell phone use grows (roughly 50% of Americans now own a cell phone), ...

Cellular signal boosters use big antennas to improve the coverage in your home or car. These are the top signal boosters for apartments, houses, and vehicles. I’m one of PCMag’s mobile analysts. That ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. In the sprawling landscapes of rural areas, where serene vistas often come hand in hand with cellular signal challenges, finding the right ...

Investors like private equity funds and publicly-traded REITs are building up big portfolios of cell phone towers and rooftop antenna. Demand for cellular infrastructure keeps getting stronger as new ...

Ever wonder what was inside a cell phone booster, or what it is like to set up or use one? If so, [Kerry Wong]’s got you covered with his teardown of a Cel-Fi Go X Cell Signal Booster by Nextivity.

“Can you hear me now?” Not too well if you’re using a cell phone near the top of Massachusetts’ Mount Watatic. That’s because state officials, eager to protect this pristine peak from unsightly ...

Under legislation proposed by Supervisor John Avalos, cell phone carriers would face new restrictions when installing new cell phone antennas on public property. Kent German Former senior managing ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Cellular networks need better antennas and backhaul upgrades if they are going to optimize the performance of next-generation technologies, said an engineering manager who has ...

Telecommunications companies trying to install cell antennas in Santa Monica will have to follow new design standards, provide justification for choosing sites and inform nearby residents of pending ...

Wireless antennas -- those unobtrusive fixtures that allow us to chatter from our cell phones, surf on our PDAs and beep each other's pagers -- occupy a curious place in our urban landscape. They are ...

CORAL SPRINGS, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The need to stop crimes by prisoners is rising and local, budget-strapped law enforcement agencies are looking for low-cost ways to detect contraband cell phones.