AT&T hikes smartphone activation & upgrade fee to $20, matching Verizon
AT&T has quietly raised its smartphone activation and upgrade fee from $15 to $20, matching a similar fee imposed by Verizon earlier this week.
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Pebble brings iOS text replies to Verizon, adds customizable vibrations & more
Pebble on Monday announced a series of service and software updates for its multi-platform smartwatches, most notably enabling the iOS text reply feature for Verizon iPhones.
Verizon planning $20 upgrade fee even for customers of Apple's iPhone Upgrade Program, leak suggests
Starting April 4, Verizon will be charging a flat $20 fee to upgrade most devices bought for its network — even when a customer is using Apple's iPhone Upgrade Program, according to a leaked memo.
Netflix admits to throttling video on AT&T & Verizon, says it was to protect viewers
Netflix has been throttling video for AT&T and Verizon mobile subscribers for over five years, the streaming service has newly admitted, claiming it was in customers' best interests.
How to enable Wi-Fi Calling in iOS 9.3 for Verizon, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile iPhones
With Monday's release of iOS 9.3, all four major U.S. cellular carriers — including the latest addition, Verizon — now support Wi-Fi Calling on Apple devices. Here's how to activate the feature on supporting networks.
FCC greenlights further testing of LTE-U by Verizon & Qualcomm
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has approved additional testing of a cellular technology called LTE-U, controversial because it can operate over the same bands as Wi-Fi routers.
Verizon joins AT&T in launching sponsored data access, raises net neutrality concerns
Verizon on Tuesday officially announced FreeBee Data, a service that will let businesses sponsor data access so subscribers can load some apps, websites, or downloads without it impacting their monthly limits.
New York investigates claims that Verizon, TWC & Cablevision fail to deliver promised Internet speeds
The New York attorney general's office is probing claims that three major Internet service providers — Verizon, Cablevision, and Time Warner Cable — aren't living up to the speeds they advertise to subscribers.
Verizon asks FCC for waiver to enable Wi-Fi calling features
Verizon has submitted a petition to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission, asking for a waiver that would allow it to enable Wi-Fi calling on its network.
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