Verizon is dealing with two separate customer complaints that have recently surfaced, raising questions about how the carrier handles security and community concerns. Both situations, while different in nature, have left customers feeling frustrated with the company's response. According to PhoneArena, a California homeowner is reporting significant financial losses after Verizon built a 200-foot cell tower just 15 feet from his property line. John Stewart, who owns a 7.9-acre parcel near... Read more →
Just a few days after finalizing its acquisition of Mexican wireless carrier Iusacell, AT&T has announced that it will start offering unlimited calls to any phone number in Mexico for $5 per month. Before, the American carrier usually charged $0.01 per minute for calls to any landline or wireless number. AT&T further clarified that the $5... Read more →
Not content to just sit while its competitors are releasing their own wearable devices, HTC is also planning to launch its own offering in two months time. As reported by Bloomberg, the Taiwanese tech company is set to introduce its first smartwatch in March of this year. Several times in the past few years, HTC has been rumored to be developing... Read more →
It appears so. Recent reports suggest that the South Korean phone maker is currently busy exploring the idea of a smartphone with a pair of curving panels on its right and left sides. Last year, Samsung introduced the Galaxy Note Edge, the smartphone that made waves several months ago with its unique design that features a display screen that... Read more →
Sprint has recently announced that it has now included a couple of new devices, the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and the LG G3, to Sprint Lease, a program that provides customers an alternative to buying handsets upfront, subsidized, or via an early upgrade scheme. In addition, the Sprint Lease program also lets subscribers get a new handset for $0... Read more →
Last summer, Virgin Mobile debuted its Custom plans at Walmart and in the process launched one of the most flexible prepaid family plans ever in America. Through technology supplied by ItsOn, subscribers could choose specific buckets of call minutes, text messaging and megabytes, and then share them with the family. They could even customize phone... Read more →
Net neutrality gets support from a rather unexpected source. In a letter sent to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), major wireless carrier Sprint has expressed support of the so-called "Title II" regulation, just about the only legal means in which the FCC can employ in order to make sure that Internet service providers can not favor... Read more →
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