Verizon has secured a significant competitive advantage in the private mobile network services market, becoming the only U.S.-based carrier to earn a "Leader" designation from research firm, Gartner, for the second consecutive year. This recognition places the company in a category that includes international telecommunications powerhouses, but no other American carriers. According to PhoneArena’s report, Gartner evaluated companies based on their ability to execute and the completeness of... Read more →
Facebook recently announced this week a new caller ID type app for Android handsets that is designed to block unwanted phone calls, and assist users in looking for people or places by gathering information from Facebook itself. For years, the social networking giant has always limited its interests to stuff that is related to social media only,... Read more →
During an event held in the city of New Delhi in India, Xiaomi introduced its newest smartphone offering, the Mi 4i. Aside from being the first handset that the Chinese phone maker designed outside of its home country, this device is also marks the first time a Xiaomi smartphone runs Android 5.0 Lollipop out-of-the-box. The Mi 4i is expected to... Read more →
Quite a number of customers who ordered the Apple Watch have been getting email messages notifying them that their orders are already "processing." This is interesting to note because when they placed their orders, many of these customers were told that their Apple Watch units will not ship until the month of May or June this summer. With regards... Read more →
For the first three months of 2015, it appears that AT&T is doing just fine. Considered by many as the second biggest wireless carrier in the United States, AT&T recently reported that it has added 441,000 new postpaid wireless subscribers during the first quarter of the year. Also during the same period, the carrier also managed to post a... Read more →
It is now official. Google has now officially burst into the wireless industry. The search giant just announced its highly awaited wireless service in the United States. It is called Project Fi and as expected with anything introduced by Google, brings some new things into the table. This time, it appears that Google is looking to distinguish... Read more →
Things were going really well for Ethan Czahor. He had landed a job as the chief technology officer of Jeb Bush. But then everything changed when journalists uncovered some old tweets that Czahor had posted a few years back, which led to him resigning from his top position. But now, Czahor is back in the world of technology, and is introducing a... Read more →
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