Christine Torralba

Is Amazon venturing into the mobile space? 

Would you believe it’s been three years since T-Mobile and Sprint merged. If you kept up with the acquisition drama, you can probably recall that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) was initially against the merger for fear that there won’t be a fourth player.

Earlier this week, Verizon Wireless rolled out a new plan called myPlan. A few days after the announcement, the plan was already online. 

This week, Google held its Google I/O conference and unveiled two of their newest devices: the Pixel 7a and Pixel Fold. 

This week, T-Mobile sent out a notification letter to its customers who were affected by a recent hack. These customers received a letter from the wireless carrier last April 28th. The letter contains this message:

Once again, Google has rebranded its wireless carrier, Fi. 

Verizon has once again expanded its 5G network. 

Uh-oh. It looks like there are some carriers in the U.S. that have overstated their coverage maps. According to a new report by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), certain carriers have submitted coverage maps to them that were misrepresented. 

Yesterday, it was revealed that Verizon had launched its 5G coverage in three new cities. Now for the first time ever, Big Red has published its coverage map for the 18 cities that have received 5G coverage. 

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has finally made its decision on the pending T-Mobile and Sprint merger. 

According to sources, the government agency has voted to approve the merger between the two carriers.