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Why 56k Modems Relied On Digital Phone Lines You Didn’t Know We Had
If you came of age in the 1990s, you’ll remember the unmistakable auditory handshake of an analog modem negotiating its ...
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Apple C1 modem real-world tests: Good enough, but a step slow
In many ways, the Apple C1—its first cellular modem—is the company’s most important product in years. Just as the company ...
Your next phone will probably use Qualcomm’s new X85 modem
Qualcomm has announced the X85 modem, which is likely to power the 5G connection in the next wave of big phone releases.The ...
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Apple’s iPhone C1 5G modem is here: What does it mean and what comes next?
Macworld Almost hidden within the announcement of the iPhone 16e, Apple dropped something of a bombshell: It is producing its ...
Apple built its own C1 modem for the iPhone 16e — here's where it really shines
Not doing things by halves, Geekerwan first used a synthetic cell tower broadcasting inside their labs to test the iPhone 16e ...
Qualcomm swears it’s not worried about Apple making its own iPhone modems
Even though the two companies have a testy relationship, Apple has historically relied on Qualcomm for modems. The C1 chip in the iPhone 16e is Apple’s first step toward breaking up with Qualcomm.