(1) (Voice Over IP modem) A device that converts Internet-based voice service from the cable or telephone company to the user's telephones. Officially called an analog telephone adapter.

If your thought repurposing DVB-T dongles for generic software defined radio (SDR) use was cool, wait until you see QCSuper, a project that re-purposes phones and modems to capture raw 2G/3G/4G/5G.

Typically available as an external USB module, for desktop computers, the modem may also be available on a PCI or PCI Express (PCIe) card that plugs into an empty slot on the motherboard.

One of the biggest rumors we’ve heard about the iPhone SE 4 is that it could be the very first phone to come with Apple’s new 5G modem. Apparently this will kickstart a three-year rollout in ...

Apple will likely want to stick with Qualcomm's modems longer for its premium products, especially on the phone side, where reception in fringe areas and in urban canyons is critical to the user ...

The name wouldn’t be surprising — both the MacBook Air and iPad Air were the thinnest versions of their lines when they were ...

One cool feature was the built-in 300 baud phone modem, which [Trammell Hudson] wanted to try, but he doesn’t have a landline. He tried a VOiP phone, but it wouldn’t wedge into the acoustic ...

Apple had been planning on using Intel's 5G smartphone modem chip for its upcoming 5G iPhones, but with the sudden settlement of the Apple-Qualcomm litigation and Intel's slow development of the ...