AT&T 5G network rollout: Locations, phones, price and more By Philip Michaels AT&T is stepping up its 5G game. Find out which cities will have coverage and how much it will cost you.
China reportedly spying on 'tens of thousands' of Americans via cellphones By Paul Wagenseil China has been spying on 'tens of thousands' of Americans using security flaws in the global telephone system, a report says.
What is Google Fi, and is it worth it? By Deidre Richardson Google Fi has an appealing pay-only-for-what-you-use approach to monthly cellphone bills. Find out if this low-cost carrier is right for you.
T-Mobile customers hit by data breach: What to do right now By Paul Wagenseil T-Mobile said hackers had made off with sensitive data belonging to an undisclosed number of customers.
I Survived Taco Bell and T-Mobile’s Synergy T-MoBell Store By Kate Kozuch T-Mobile has partnered with Taco Bell to open limited-run T-MoBell stores in major cities throughout the US this week. Here’s a look inside, plus how to score some free tacos yourself.
AT&T’s Misleading '5GE' Logo Just Hit the iPhone By Henry T. Casey A new 5G E icon appearing on AT&T smart phones is little more than marketing, and it's now showing up on iPhones running the iOS 12.2 beta.
How Switching to Unlimited Data Saved Me $30 a Month By Henry T. Casey Getting killed on data overages each month? It may be time to switch to an unlimited plan.
What Is FreedomPop, and Is It Worth It? By Deidre Richardson, Adam Ismail FreedomPop offers a number of low-cost cellphone plans, including one that's free. But what kind of service can you expect in return?
Verizon Intros New Budget-Friendly, Prepaid Plans By Kevin Parrish Verizon now has two prepaid smartphone plans if you're not keen with the typical 2-year ball-and-chain.
GameStop Now Selling Pre-Paid Wireless Service By Kevin Parrish GameStop has gone wireless. Does that mean Android phones are finally on the way?
Get The iPhone 4S for $50 at Radio Shack, Walmart, More By Kevin Parrish There's an iPhone price war going on between Best Buy, Radio Shack, Target, Walmart and Target. The winner? You.
Verizon Selling World's First 4G LTE Camera on Thursday By Kevin Parrish This new camera from Samsung is more like a smartphone with point-and-shoot camera hardware, featuring a 16MP lens, 21x optical zoom and 4G LTE connectivity.
Redbox Instant by Verizon Pricing and Launch Details By Kevin Parrish Verizon's Netflix killer will probably launch around December 17.
Over 50 Carriers Testing BlackBerry 10, Q1 Launch Reiterated By Zak Islam Two BlackBerry 10 smartphones set to release during opening stages of 2013.
Verizon Launches its Own Android Security App By Kevin Parrish Verizon has teamed up with McAfee and Asurion to provide its own security solution for Android devices.
Verizon Selling BlackBerry Curve 9310 for $50 Thursday By Kevin Parrish Want a cheap phone? Here's a BlackBerry QWERTY smartphone for $49.99 USD, starting Thursday.
Walmart, TruConnect Launching Non-Expiring Data Plans By Kevin Parrish Here's a way to get a mobile Internet connection without a contract or expiring data.
The Iridium 9575 Extreme Satellite Phone Hands-on Review: The Ultimate Phone Anywhere on the Planet By Wolfgang Gruener It’s the “smart” in smartphone that you did not see coming.
Google May Build Bandwidth Throttling Feature Into Android By Douglas Perry Google has filed a patent claiming the rights to a technology that integrates bandwidth restrictions inside the software running on a mobile device.
Verizon Launching a New Mobile Video Service Too? By Kevin Parrish Verizon is getting ready to gobble up additional wireless spectrum, and wants to extend the local cable company's TV lineup via 3G/4G so you're no longer locked to Wi-Fi.
Verizon's Shared Data Plan Has a Usage Calculator By Kevin Parrish Verizon's shared data plan packages seems to be getting closer, as a leaked screenshot depicts a data usage calculator for family members.
ISPs to Start Throttling Pirates, More by July 12 By Kevin Parrish Numerous ISPs including Verizon, Comcast and Time Warner are about to become copyright cops.
The Galaxy Nexus is Finally on Sale at Verizon Today By Jane McEntegart Is it too late to change my letter to Santa?
Consumer Reports: AT&T Has the Most Unhappy Customers By Jane McEntegart It's the year in a row that the company has placed last.
Motorola Confirms Droid Xyboard Tablets Coming This Month By Kevin Parrish Motorola has confirmed the arrival of its new Xyboard Android tablet on Vertizon Wireless this month.
Amazon Drops All Sprint, Verizon and AT&T Phones to 1 cent By Jane McEntegart Penny smartphones to celebrate the holiday season.
Steve Jobs Wanted His Own Cell Carrier for the iPhone By Jane McEntegart Steve wanted to cut third-party carriers out of the equation when it came to the iPhone.
Obama to Veto Legislation That Would Kill Net Neutrality By Ross A. Lincoln Obama wants to keep the internet open.
FBI's Warrantless Searches Now Include Fake Cell Towers By Ross A. Lincoln Naturally, the FBI insists this is completely legal.
Wireless Carriers Now Sending Usage Warning Texts By Kevin Parrish Wireless carriers have agreed to end "bill shock" by sending texts to customers warning of overages and possible fees.
