Erica Griffin, The Technology Nerd That Likes to Film Stuff, has filmed her takes on the OnePlus 5 and Xperia XZ Premium. We chat with her on our show!
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Xfinity Mobile started taking in customers just over a week ago and will have its first exclusive phone (for the time being, anyway) from LG soon.
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While an acquisition seems unlikely, the newly formed alliance betweem Comcast and Charter might be very interested in "partnering" with Sprint.
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In this episode of our podcast, we also talk about Samsung's good and bad with the Galaxy S8 and Tizen as well as Russo-Canadian cellphone spies...
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The service is available only to Xfinity Internet subscribers and is intended to go after postpaid carriers with unlimited data and Wi-Fi hotspots.
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From April, it will take 39 months for the TV industry to pack up and head out of the 600MHz airwaves in order for internet providers to move in.
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How much does it REALLY cost to build an iPhone? Can any software truly be intuitive? Why is Comcast getting into the carrier game? We say hello to Google’s Allo messenger, and we have a BUNCH of smartphone announcements to chat about from Huawei, LeEco, and Blackberry! These stories plus your questions, so make sure you’re charged and ready for the Pocketnow Weekly!Watch the live video broadcast from 2:00pm Eastern on September 22th (click
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Broadband internet will remain a utility that the Federal Communications Commission can easily and strictly regulate, so ruled two judges to one in a federal appeals court. The decision tossed out petitions from AT&T, Comcast, Verizon and other telecom companies challenging the courts’ earlier agreement with the FCC’s declaration.“We have always expected this issue to be decided by the Supreme Court, and we ...
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At 6pm Eastern on March 29, all the possible US TV stations that would like to sell their broadcast spectrum will have committed to do so. From there, the Federal Communications Commission will work on a blueprint to sort out how that spectrum in the 600MHz band can be put together for sale. That leads up to the next step for the commission in the auctions process, setting up a clearing target.The order of ...
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Those worrying about cascading impacts from the still-new zero-rated data programs have been looking toward what the FCC might assess them as. Are they net neutral policies or not? T-Mobile has had a colorful month in defending its own Binge On scheme from criticism while AT&T and Comcast have their own programs as well.The Commission asked representatives from the three companies to meet with them
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Comcast may have stomped all over T-Mobile’s begging for an acquisition with this move, but it’s a weird one, indeed.Comcast CEO Brian Roberts said in the Q3 company’s earnings call that he is ready to act upon a three-year-old agreement with Verizon to set up as an MVNO using the latter’s network. Test runs are scheduled after a required six-month waiting period. Where we are in that time frame is unknown.The 2011 agreement, in which Comcast gave Verizon spectrum, also allowed the ...
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How do you like that “unlimited” data plan of yours? Whether it’s on your phone or to your home, “unlimited” has some pretty major pitfalls. Oh sure, for folks like you and I it’s pretty great! All the data that we want for one “low” price. That’s really good if you have LTE or HSPA+ and a good signal! In many cases your phone’s data plan is faster than your home’s Internet connection — or close enough that you don’t care. Back in the day, that wasn’t much of a problem. Other than downloading music, pretty ...
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