Wireless Providers

The Empire Strikes Back: AT&T Hits T-Mobile With Direct $450 Incentive for Customers To Switch

Ahead of the Consumer Electronics Show this upcoming week, where T-Mobile is expected to announce an incentive to lure users on other carriers' contracts, AT&T has launched a preemptive strike targeted directly at the smaller, recently surging company.

FCC Tells Wireless Companies: Allow Unlocking Phones By Holiday Shopping Season, Or Else

After a lot of consumer and political pressure has built up, the Federal Communications Commission has issued an official letter telling the wireless industry to allow for unlocked mobile devices or face the consequences.

AT&T vs Verizon: Verizon Responds to "Most Reliable" Claim in AT&T Ad

Last Thursday, AT&T released a new ad claiming to be "America's most reliable network." Verizon Wireless fired back with a long detailed message in the Wall Street Journal this week.

Mobile Company FreedomPop Raises $4.3 Million, Enables Social Data Sharing

FreedomPop, a wireless company heavily influenced by social sharing, announced today that they raised $4.3 million to improve its network, bringing its total funding to $11.4 million.