The Federal Trade Commission has claimed during court proceedings that AT&T should pay $3.95 billion to settle a false-advertising lawsuit filed against DirecTV, the satellite TV subsidiary, back in 2015. The FTC says >>
The Federal Trade Commission has claimed during court proceedings that AT&T should pay $3.95 billion to settle a false-advertising lawsuit filed against DirecTV, the satellite TV subsidiary, back in 2015. The FTC says >>
AT&T has reactivated an old deal that gives a free 32GB Apple TV to anyone who signs up for a three-month prepaid DirecTV Now subscription. The offer is a good deal even if >>
There’s a tired old trick for internet service providers that want a tax break to continue gouging customers. The ISP will make some vague promise of future broadband investment, in return for immediate >>
For years, the battle between mobile carriers wasn’t a very competitive one. Verizon and AT&T were at the top of the food chain while T-Mobile and Sprint tried to catch up. But in >>
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The Galaxy Note 8 is almost here, but Samsung is already planning something better
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Android 8.0 Oreo is already available for Pixel and Nexus devices
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When you can actually expect Android Oreo on your phone
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If you’re still not sure what the iPhone 8 will look like, these leaks should clear things up
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How to safely watch the solar eclipse if you don’t have eclipse glasses
The Samsung Galaxy S8 might be the best Android device ever to honor humanity with its existence, but that doesn’t mean everyone is willing to shell out $750 or more for the privilege. >>
Yesterday, T-Mobile CEO John Legere published one of his trademarked video announcements. In between some choice words about AT&T, Legere said that T-Mobile is planning on rolling out a nationwide 5G network in >>
Samsung’s long-awaited and repeatedly leaked next-generation Galaxy smartphone was finally made official today at the company’s Unpacked event in New York City. As expected, the phone is a huge step up from its >>
Unlimited data plans have come roaring back in 2017 as the four major carriers repeatedly undercut each other with lower prices and try to sway subscribers with additional features. All of these plans >>
