Verizon's LTE Network Keeps On Growing: Six New Markets Added
Verizon continues to expand its LTE network.
Verizon continues to expand its LTE network.
Verizon has an impressive iPhone 5 offer, but there's a catch.
Verizon's CFO has recently announced that one third of its customers use a "Shared Everything" data plan.
The enhanced Verizon Support tool is highlighted by the Voice Assistant function.
New data suggests that Apple's iPhone, rather than Android-powered smartphones, is helping both AT&T and Verizon grow as operators.
Verizon beat estimates and reported iPhone activations of 4 million units.
Samsung's next handset is likely to arrive at AT&T first, followed by T-Mobile, and Verizon.
Beginning in January, Verizon customers won't be able to upgrade phones at a subsidized price for a minimum of 24 months.
Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam claims that he sold the idea of an LTE-enabled iPhone to Steve Jobs.
Verizon CFO Fran Shammo was asked a number of questions covering a variety of topics, not least of which is the impact of Apple's iPhone on the company's performance.
Verizon Wireless is the first carrier to report holiday earnings.
Some customers are convinced that their iPhone 5 is using cellular data when it shouldn't be. The culprit in their eyes is iCloud.
Sprint has announced iPhone sales of 1.5 million units for the company’s July through September quarter.
Sprint is now part of Japan's Softbank Corp. The move means that AT&T is now the only sole U.S.-owned major wireless operator in America
Verizon has confirmed that the iPhone 5 is being sold GSM unlocked and that it won’t prevent the handset from being used on other networks.
Indeed, the new Verizon iPhone 5 is GSM unlocked. This is good news for travelers and switchers a like.
The time may have finally arrived to move from AT&T to Verizon Wireless.
Time to set your alarm clock. Apple has confirmed that pre-orders for the iPhone 5 will start at 12:01 a.m. PDT tomorrow, Sept. 14.
AT&T's "Mobile Share" shared data plans will launch on August 23, the company recently confirmed.
First Verizon, now AT&T. The nation's second largest carrier is telling employees to not recommend the iPhone to new customers. What's going on here?
Verizon customers will soon be able to use jailbreak tethering applications without having to pay extra fees.
Verizon Wireless reported a $1.83 billion profit in the last quarter. Still, they also saw lower iPhone sales.
AT&T finally catches up with Verizon to offer shared data plans, which arrive in "late August."