This article was created in partnership with Best Buy. All selections and source material were provided by Best Buy. While many internet service providers allow you to rent equipment for your home, ...

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Last year’s iPhone 16e shipped with Apple’s first in-house modem, the C1, and it was clear at the time that the device was something of a test bed. In my own comparisons between the iPhone 16e and the ...

Today as part of its iPhone Air unveiling, Apple introduced a brand new C1X modem—the successor to the company’s in-house C1. Here are the details. C1X modem is brand new and available in iPhone Air ...

Apple has been working for many years on developing its own mobile data modem to replace the Qualcomm ones on which it has traditionally relied. The first of these, the C1 chip, was used in the iPhone ...

After over 15 years powering iPhones with its modem chips, Qualcomm appears to be preparing for life beyond Apple. Speaking on Yahoo Finance’s Opening Bid podcast, Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon ...

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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. When you first sign up for internet service with one of the major providers like Xfinity, they'll usually offer to rent out a hybrid modem and ...

It took Apple a long time to deliver its self-designed 5G modem, which finally marks the end of their reliance on Qualcomm's technology, and the iPhone 16e's C1 cellular chip did not disappoint users.

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