In the highly competitive smartphone market, a device's color is far more than a simple aesthetic choice; it is a critical element of its identity, a statement of intent from the manufacturer, and a key factor in a consumer's purchasing decision. As anticipation builds for Samsung's next flagship,
The sudden inability for millions of people to make calls or send messages on a seemingly normal Tuesday morning created a wave of confusion that incorrectly implicated every major wireless carrier in a nationwide failure. On January 14, customers of AT&T and T-Mobile began reporting service issues
The prospect of generating up to one million dollars in annual savings per facility from a single technology investment is transforming how heavy industries view their digital infrastructure. For multinational cement company Cimentos de Portugal (CIMPOR), this is not a theoretical projection but a
In a move that is becoming an unwelcome yet familiar event for many of its subscribers, T-Mobile has confirmed it will be increasing a controversial surcharge that appears on millions of customer bills each month. The company announced that its "Regulatory Programs & Telco Recovery Fee" is set to
The battle for dominance in the U.S. wireless market is increasingly fought not just in retail stores, but in regulatory filings and billion-dollar spectrum deals that determine the future of connectivity for millions. The latest flashpoint is the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) approval
A telecommunications behemoth built on the promise of technological superiority now finds itself in an unfamiliar position, forced to dismantle parts of its advanced arsenal to win a ground war for the everyday consumer. Under the direction of new CEO Dan Schulman, who assumed leadership in