The FCC wants all phones to be unlocked after 60 days. Two major mobile carriers do not, but Verizon isn't one of them. Here are their arguments.

Verizon reports customer additions, or retail postpaid phone net additions, of 239,000. Wall Street was expecting 221,000.

T-Mobile and AT&T this week responded to the FCC’s proposed rule requiring providers unlock phones within 60 days of ...

Once in the app, simply select "start your trial" and the app will download a virtual eSIM to provide access to the carrier's ...

Qualcomm debuted its Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset at Snapdragon Summit 2024, and various phone makers have since come forward ...

T-Mobile has said that its customers could see handset subsidies reduce by as much as 70% should the FCC's new rule go into ...

Miller Electric Company introduces autonomous shuttles in Jacksonville using a private T-Mobile 5G network. The driverless ...

While the latest iPad Air and iPad Pro offer larger sizes and faster performance, the iPad mini 7 mostly delivers the same ...

AT&T calls its program Try AT&T, and at the moment, it’s iOS only; the carrier’s blog post states that Android support will ...

T-Mobile and AT&T are expressing strong opposition to a new proposal from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that ...

Moreover, Samsung promises 7 years of software support, keeping it in line with Pixel phones, and excellent performance. The only drawbacks seem to be hit-and-miss AI features and okay-ish cameras.