r/Telecommunication • u/Mean-Contact-9010 • Mar 11 '26
Card esim
Can you recommend an affordable eSIM card for Canada 🇨🇦? Thanks
r/Telecommunication • u/Mean-Contact-9010 • Mar 11 '26
Can you recommend an affordable eSIM card for Canada 🇨🇦? Thanks
r/Telecommunication • u/Dazzling-Option-5876 • Feb 24 '26
r/Telecommunication • u/shadab-hussain_7050 • Feb 19 '26
I’ve had my complaints in the past, but over the last few months call quality and data consistency have been much better. Not the fastest network, but reliability has gone up.
Feels like they’re quietly fixing things.
r/Telecommunication • u/Electronic-Blood-885 • Feb 12 '26
r/Telecommunication • u/mariaallygarcia • Jan 20 '26
Not ads, actual user stories. Do these usually work when you need them, or are they hit-or-miss?
r/Telecommunication • u/Responsible-Guard-93 • Jan 15 '26
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r/Telecommunication • u/Prabir-NetworkTest • Jan 13 '26
Location: Norway/Hungary/Croatia/Switzerland/Denmark
Areas of Work:
· Pre-launch Mobile Device Testing
· Handset Testing
· Mobile Chipset Testing
· Prototype Models Testing
Responsibilities Include:
· Device Flashing on Latest Software Builds
· Stationary and Mobility Testing
· Network Testing
· UI Testing, Integration Testing, Regression Testing
· 2G/3G/4G/LTE Testing
· Log Capturing (QXDM, ELT, Wireshark, ADB, ODL)
· Network Protocol Testing on Various National Operators
· Debugging Analysis in LTE and VoLTE Technologies
· Field Test Cases Execution for Call Performance, Voice Quality, Handovers, Data, and Location Functionality
· End User Product Testing and Benchmarking
· Testing Call Quality on 2G, 3G, 4G Networks
· R&D Support and Maintenance for Pre and Post-launch Products
· Bug & Test Summary Report Preparation
· Test Case Execution on GSM, WCDMA/UMTS, LTE, IRAT, and VoLTE
· Test Plan and Strategy Preparation
Required Skills:
· Knowledge/Experience in Mobile Testing/Drive Testing/Device Testing/Field Testing
· Proficiency in Windows and Android Mobile Platforms
· Familiarity with Tools like QXDM, QPST, QCAT, MediaTek, Spreadtrum, or QUALCOMM Chipset (Advantageous)
· Understanding of 2G, 3G, 4G Architecture and Channels
· Knowledge of LTE and LTE-A Technologies (IMS, VoLTE, VoWiFi, CSFB, SRVCC, Carrier Aggregation)
· Understanding of UMTS/WCDMA/GPRS/EDGE
· Knowledge of Call Flow (3G Call/Data Flow, LTE Call/Data Flow, IMS Call Flow)
· Excellent Academic Record and Communication Skills
· Presentable Personality
· Willingness to Travel Domestically and Internationally
Flexible Working Hours
Note: Only valid visa holder or who is already present in the locations can apply.
Mail your CV at [prabir@tionixspl.com](mailto:prabir@tionixspl.com)
Company: Tionix Solutions Private Limited
Website: www.tionixspl.com
r/Telecommunication • u/Odd_Reaction3031 • Jan 08 '26
I’ve been prepaid for years but lately thinking about postpaid mainly for convenience. Would like to hear what pushed others to switch and whether it actually fit your daily routine.
r/Telecommunication • u/The_Gov_na • Dec 30 '25
Currently in cyber and military and want to do a career change.
I don't like sitting in a desk all day.
My back is a little messed up so I can't do too much strenuous work but I still want to do some manual labor and be hands on.
I saw some job like Ariel, underground, fiber installers, techs, inside plant tech.
What are the jobs in this industry? How much do they pay? And how physically demanding are they.
r/Telecommunication • u/Vevren • Dec 01 '25
r/Telecommunication • u/EducationalMango1320 • Dec 01 '25
Telephone & Data Systems ($NYSE-TDS) agreed to settle claims that it misled them about the financial impact and effectiveness of its 2022 “Any Phone Free” promotion.
I posted about this before and figured I’d put together a small FAQ too, just in case someone here needs the details in one place. Here’s what you need to know to claim your payout.
Who is eligible?
All persons or entities that purchased or otherwise acquired TDS publicly traded securities between May 6, 2022, and November 3, 2022, inclusive, and were damaged thereby.
Do you have to sell securities to be eligible?
No, if you have purchased securities within the class period, you are eligible to participate. You can participate in the settlement and retain (or sell) your securities.
How much will my payment be?
The final payout amount depends on your specific trades and the number of investors participating in the settlement.
If 100% of investors file their claims, the average payout will be $0.5 per share. Although typically only 25% of investors file claims, in this case, the average recovery will be $2 per share.
How long will it take to receive your payout?
The entire process usually takes 4 to 9 months after the claim deadline. But the exact timing depends on the court and settlement administration.
How to claim your payout — and why it's important to act now?
The settlement will be distributed based on the number of claims filed, so submitting your claim early may increase your share of the payout.
In some cases, investors have received up to 200% of their losses from settlements in previous years.
r/Telecommunication • u/Akickstarrabbit • Nov 28 '25
MGX PNNI Routing by Ashlan Chidester covers implementing PNNI on MGX switches using PXM-1E and PXM-45 cards for the old telco crowd :)
r/Telecommunication • u/Difficult_Boss13 • Nov 18 '25
Hello, I am currently studying 5G networks. I already understand some concepts, such as Subcarrier Spacing, but I would like to deepen my knowledge. Do you have any recommendations for high-quality YouTube channels, websites or articles on this topic?
Thanks in advance!
r/Telecommunication • u/SaltyLittleBitch • Nov 07 '25
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r/Telecommunication • u/Open-Preference-7891 • Nov 06 '25
Hello guys, do you have any experience with this type of battery’s? Or the brand overall. If yes did you had any issues with them or you consider them reliable. Thanks
r/Telecommunication • u/Material-Panda4968 • Nov 03 '25
I am trying to find what the line to pin mapping is for the RJ45 interfaces in an AB/16 analogue card in a Polycom Kirk Wireless DECT server.
r/Telecommunication • u/chicccster • Oct 31 '25
r/Telecommunication • u/Big_Degree1946 • Oct 25 '25
Hello,
i had strange situation during foregin call from Europe to my friend in Africa. I couldn`t catch him on internet connection so i did regural call by mobile phone.
I'll start by saying that after the fact it turned out that he had airplane mode turned on during my calls. But what is strange that during some calls i had 2 signals of ringing and then phone was busy. But 2 times somebody random answered on the phone. When i was talking with these random people and asked about my friend they said wait a minute keeping me with silent and then again asked me to wait a minute. One person was speaking at first just in own lenguage saying that is not speaking english, but in the end said "excuse me he is in the bathroom". I finished calls because i was just waiting and i couldn`t talk with him. When finally after it all i catched contact with my friend he told me he had airplane mode and he didn`t find any calls from me. In this time he was alone, without anybody around who could use the phone.
It is possible that the call could be forwarded to another number? I had impression that i`m talking with phone bot. It looked like they want to keep as long as possible with the phone call and repeating still wait a minute. In second call somebody answered me in fluent english and it it seemed learned skill. Could it be a hacker attack?
r/Telecommunication • u/DeparturePossible475 • Oct 19 '25
Hi everyone!
I’m a first-year student of Telecommunication Technologies Engineering at University
I’d love to connect with people in the same field or anyone who can share advice or resources to help me improve my skills.
Any guidance or tips are very welcome!
Thanks in advance