WiFi routers are a staple of homes and offices all over the world, but there’s more than one way to send wireless data to a device like a laptop or a smartphone. LiFi >>
Wireless News
Charter’s wireless service might arrive next month, and the price sounds right
We’ve known for a while that Charter is planning on launching a new wireless service, using a mixture of Wi-Fi hotspots and Verizon’s network, but we just got more details. According to DSL Reports >>
T-Mobile is raising its throttling threshold to a massive 50GB
T-Mobile just published a blog post announcing changes to its Unlimited plan, and for once, they’re actually good. The prioritization threshold — the amount of data you can use each month before being >>
Extensive study finds Verizon speeds slowed after unlimited data was introduced
Verizon’s wireless network saw slower average speeds across the country after the introduction of unlimited data plans, a new report from OpenSignal has found. Although Verizon’s network is probably still the “best” in >>
Verizon wins another wireless speed test thanks to its last real advantage
Verizon has long had a reputation for the best service in America, with prices to match. Things are changing these days: other networks are catching up, and Verizon even has a reasonably-priced unlimited plan >>
Wireless earbuds explode on flight, so now that’s something we have to worry about
Smartphones spontaneously combusting is certainly terrifying, but it’s nothing we haven’t seen a hundred times before. The good thing about a handset lighting itself ablaze is that you can usually just drop it, throw >>
LG thinks you want to wear a collar with built-in speakers, so it made one
Earlier this year, Apple publicly declared war on the headphone jack. Lots of people were upset, and understandably so, but at least AirPods are kinda, sorta cool, right? LG’s got a different idea >>
Video: HTC finally brings back Robert Downey Jr. for a truly awful new promo
Hey, remember when HTC went out and snagged Robert Downey, Jr. for what was supposed to be a major $1 billion marketing campaign? And remember how the only thing that came from it >>
