Two decades ago when most phones just made calls, the first 3G networks ushered in the era of wireless data. They made it possible to use apps on our phones, integrate GPS systems with our cars and do ...

Older 3G wireless technology is being phased out this year to make room for newer, faster 5G networks. AT&T shut down its 3G network in late February, T-Mobile plans to do the same by the end of March ...

Helping my family member get a “free” 4G phone from T-Mobile was surprisingly complicated, especially with the wireless carrier making very clear that its 3G network was retiring in weeks. They did ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. AT&T is set to shut down its 3G Network on February 22. Here is what ...

The 3G wireless network was once among the world's hottest innovations. Today, it feels old-fashioned with fifth-generation (5G), and even sixth-generation (6G), networks soon dominating the tech ...

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The shutdown of 3G networks won't just impact your old phone. You may need to replace or update other devices, such as certain medical devices, tablets, smartwatches, vehicle SOS services, home ...

Lucent's Mobility Solutions Group has been working to meet the needs of the world's mobile service providers, including traditional wireless carriers and emerging third-generation (3G) mobile ...

As the 5G revolution continues to ramp up across the United States, 3G is quietly getting phased out. The “third generation” telecommunications network, which launched nearly 20 years ago and ...

The end is near for cellphones still relying on the 3G network (4 min 46 sec) Explainer - It is nearly the end of the year. Do you know where your 3G is? The 3G mobile network that once kicked off the ...