The 1980-2010 MHz frequency range represents one of the most fascinating examples of how the same radio spectrum can serve...

The 1920-1980 MHz frequency range represents one of the most striking examples of global spectrum fragmentation in modern wireless communications....

The 1900–1920 MHz frequency band sits at a subtle but important transition point in the radio spectrum. It marks the...

The 1880–1900 MHz frequency band is a quiet but essential part of the global radio spectrum. Unlike nearby cellular bands...

The 1851–1880 MHz frequency band is one of the clearest examples of how historical spectrum decisions still shape modern networks....

The 1805–1850 MHz frequency band is one of the most widely deployed and economically important blocks of spectrum in the...

The 1781–1804 MHz frequency band sits just above the AWS uplink range and below well-known downlink cellular spectrum. While it...

The 1756–1780 MHz frequency band occupies a strategically important position in the radio spectrum. While it is less well known...

The 1711–1755 MHz frequency band is a cornerstone of modern mobile communications. It forms the uplink portion of the AWS...

📡 If you’ve ever seen “n41” or “n77” in a spec sheet and thought, “Cool… what does that actually mean...