If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! AT&T has began competing with cable giant, Comcast, in the Midwestern town of South Bend, Indiana and three surrounding communities, rolling out its triple-play U-verse service in the area.
In an attempt to break cable’s growing hegemony over U.S. broadband growth, AT&T is offering a $125 cash back bonus to any cable user who switches to one of its high-speed internet services.
In response to a wave of consumer complaints, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission has confirmed plans prevent telemarketers from making prerecorded sales calls to customers who have not explicitly agreed to receive such calls.
Internet giant, Google Inc., confirmed yesterday that mobile devices based on its much-anticipated Android operating system will be commercially available in the fourth quarter of this year.
Best Buy will soon become the first U.S. retail chain to sell Apple’s popular iPhone device, in a deal that could drive sales of the much-hyped gadget over the Christmas shopping season.
Sprint Nextel Corp.’s iDEN walkie-talkie network may be up for sale, according to recent analysis by UBS Research.
Short Message Service (SMS) will continue to be the highest revenue-generating mobile messaging technology, providing global revenues of $177 billion annually by 2013, according to a recent report by ABI Research.
Motorola Inc. has appointed departing Qualcomm executive, Sanjay Jha, to oversee its struggling mobile device division, which has failed to generate a profit for six straight quarters and will be spun off as a separate company next year.
