Prison cell for woman who stole cell phones
Philadelphia woman lands behind bars for $35,000 theft from two New Jersey Verizon stores
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Philadelphia woman lands behind bars for $35,000 theft from two New Jersey Verizon stores
"Some level of commercial deployment" to begin in 2017 for next-generation wireless, much earlier than most of the industry expected
Wireless carriers woo consumers with promises of all the data you can use, but some major strings are attached
Verizon is ditching the onerous contract lock-in, but customers might get sticker shock on their next smartphone purchase
Its new wireless contracts won't include subsidies for handsets, which could change the dynamics of phone sales
As telecom infrastructure rapidly switches to cable and fiber, the agency wants to ensure consumers have necessary services
A union negotiator says "We're still far apart," as days remain before a walkout, which is what happened the last time, in 2011
U.S. customers will get no-charge roaming, text and data coverage while in Canada and Mexico or to make calls there
Charter says customer care will only get better if its bid for Time Warner Cable goes through, but critics have their doubts
Big American companies are starting to move back to the U.S. some service jobs they had earlier sent overseas
Wireless giant hopes to open new revenue streams, but union of telecom and media assets could make for awkward fit
Wireless provider acquires online media player in a move to expand its mobile video and advertising capabilities
Lawsuit claims Verizon reps accused 53-year-old Virginia woman of making death threats