Telecom

How the AT&T/Time Warner Deal Could Hurt Low-Income Families

By Timothy Karr

China Accuses Taiwanese Deported From Kenya of Fraud

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Nokia’s CEO Just Made a Big Unexpected Announcement

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Why Nokia's Blockbuster Merger Turned Into Such a Mess

Nokia marrying Alcatel-Lucent will have a huge impact

By Kevin Kelleher

Microsoft Perfects the Universal Translator

Some 40,000 people are using software program Skype Translator in hopes of achieving real-time translation

By Dan Kedmey

Why Annoyed Americans Are Signing This Online Petition

People hate robocalls and want them to stop

By Dan Mitchell

Hong Kong Billionaire Li Ka-shing Eyeing British O2 Mobile Network

Acquiring O2 may allow a merger with Li's Three mobile network

By Sabrina Toppa

Discovery Says No To Comcast-TWC Merger

The proposed merger, which could give the combined company control of up to 70% of certain high-speed broadband connections, has been widely criticized by the tech industry and consumer rights activists

By Haley Sweetland Edwards

Wheeler Calls For More Competition

America's lack of broadband competition is "intolerable," Wheeler said

By Haley Sweetland Edwards

A Smartphone Maker Called 'Little Rice' Has Big Plans

For the first time in years, the biggest player in China's smartphone market is homegrown

By Jack Linshi

Verizon: Slowing Data Speeds for Some Users Is Necessary

Verizon is defending itself after the FCC criticized its "throttling" policy

By Jack Linshi

Sprint Is Offering Super-Cheap Data Plans for Only Accessing Social Media

In the latest example of a wireless carrier offering unique but controversial data plans

By Jack Linshi

Streaming Music Won't Count Against T-Mobile Data Plans

Wireless carrier T-Mobile will soon begin allowing customers to stream as much music as they want from services like Spotify and iTunes Radio. The company announced Wednesday that it will no longer count music streamed...

By Victor Luckerson

Senior Citizens Are, Like, Totally Into Shopping and Gossiping on the Phone

Survey finds they're always hanging around the mall, bragging about their grandkids

By Dan Kedmey

Why Netflix May Be in Serious Trouble

FCC chairman Tom Wheeler says his staff is “collecting information, not regulating” in debate over slow streaming speeds

By Tom Huddleston, Jr.

AT&T Swallows DirecTV

The telecom giant will pay $48.5 billion in stock and cash as it looks to keep up with rival Comcast, but it's a risky deal that may not benefit consumers

By Kevin Kelleher

T-Mobile's Renegade CEO Is Crushing His Rivals

Wireless industry had better watch out

By Bill Saporito

The Surprising Best Thing about Google Fiber Coming to Your Town

Sure, Internet speeds are faster, and the base-level Google Fiber service is cheaper than typical Internet providers. But what might truly set Google Fiber apart from the pack is that the customer service doesn’t suck.This...

By Brad Tuttle

South Korea's 5G Network Will Let You Download a Full Movie in a Second

China and the E.U. are also setting deadlines for 5G implementation, but South Korea is throwing way more money at the technology

By Per Liljas
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