Wireless Companies Extend Concessions for Coronavirus-hit Until June 30
U.S. wireless firms will extend a commitment through June 30 not to cancel service or charge late fees to customers who have been impacted by...
Huawei Sued Verizon Over Patents
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd has launched legal action against Verizon Communications Inc, alleging the U.S. carrier used 12 of its patents without authorization.
The Chinese...
FCC Says Wireless Carriers Shared Users' Locations
U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Ajit Pai said on Friday the telecommunications regulator plans to take action against wireless carriers over the unauthorized sale...
Verizon Teams up With Google to Offer Stadia
Starting January 29, new Fios Gigabit internet customers will get a Stadia Premiere Edition on Verizon.
Stadia Premiere Edition includes a controller, a free...
Verizon Drops Traditional Cable Bundles
Verizon Communications Inc. is eliminating traditional cable bundles making it easier for households to switch video packages in the hopes they won’t cut the cord...
Amazon, Verizon Partner to Bring Cloud Closer to Mobile and 5G Connected Devices
Amazon.com Inc.’s cloud services division is teaming up with Verizon Communications Inc. to offer a 5G service that will push computing power closer to customers...
Verizon, Snap to Develop 5G Augmented Reality Experiences
Snap is partnering with Verizon to develop new augmented reality (AR) features and experiences.
The partnership also includes premium sponsorship placements within Snap Originals video...
Verizon to Give Customers 12 Months of Disney+
Verizon will offer all its wireless unlimited customers, new Fios Home Internet and 5G Home Internet customers 12 months of Disney+.
Set to launch on...
Verizon Labs Develops 5G Edge Technology to Drive VR, XR, and AR Experiences to Mobile Devices
Verizon’s 5G Lab, which is comprised of both network and XR technologists, is combining 5G network and XR expertise to produce new capabilities for the...
AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon Told FCC They Don't Sell Phone Location Data
AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon have reposned to the Federal Communications Commission inquiry on whether they sell users' location data gathered from their phones.
Sprint said...
