Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I am an investigative attorney and physical security specialist. If you purchase a computer with an internal cellular modem that ...

Reports surfaced a few weeks ago that Apple was struggling with its 5G modem development, and that Apple would not reach the 2H2023 target for use of its own 5G modem for some of its products. Based ...

I’ve long believed the arrival of Apple’s in-house cellular modems was the Mac’s next best chance to finally get cellular. It seems Apple may agree. Mark Gurman reported at Bloomberg shortly before C1 ...

Quaclomm CEO Cristiano Amon says he thinks Apple’s in-house modem could be ready in 2024, presumably for use inside the iPhone 16 series. The CEO’s comments came Monday during an interview on the show ...

A 5G MacBook might finally be on the horizon. Graphic: Ed Hardy/Cult of Mac A MacBook capable of directly connecting to 5G cellular wireless networks is one potential result of the modem that Apple ...

Most people don’t consider the modem when considering buying a new phone, and why should they? Unfortunately, it’s something a lot of Pixel users are increasingly having to learn about. In recent ...

Apple today announced its first custom cellular modem with the name "C1," debuting in the all-new iPhone 16e. The new modem contributes to the iPhone 16e's power efficiency, giving it the longest ...

It’s no secret that Apple has been working on its own cellular modem. However, Apple hasn’t said anything about its modem development since announcing that it bought Intel’s model division over five ...

To protect the Pixel modem from zero-day attacks, Google focused on the DNS parser. As cellular features have migrated to data networks, DNS has become a core part of how phones work. Google explains ...

Apple eventually plans to build its own custom modem into cellular MacBook models that could arrive in 2028 at the earliest, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. Apple has reportedly been working on ...

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