Christine Torralba

AT&T has recently unveiled its latest innovation for home internet users: All-Fi Pro.

​T-Mobile has just achieved a major milestone by launching the first and only nationwide 5G Advanced network in the U.S., built on its unique 5G Standalone (SA) architecture.

​Verizon has officially named Rescue 42 as the latest recipient of its "Verizon Frontline Verified" status, a recognition reserved for partners whose products meet the rigorous standards required for public safety use on Verizon's network.

A recent billing issue with Verizon has highlighted a potentially troubling flaw in the carrier's account management system. A customer attempting to upgrade their phone was denied due to an unexplained charge of less than $70—one that, at first, appeared to have no connection to their active account.

Verizon is raising the stakes with its new offers that focus on providing more value and flexibility for its customers.

T-Mobile and SpaceX’s Starlink are making major strides in eliminating dead zones with satellite-powered mobile service. The beta program is now live, and T-Mobile is notifying users about device compatibility. Here’s everything you need to know.

Verizon Wireless just made life easier for Google Pixel 9 and Samsung Galaxy S25 users. The carrier announced that these devices can now send text messages via satellite when there’s no regular cellular signal available.

Apple has introduced the iPhone 16e, expanding its smartphone lineup with a budget-friendly option that doesn't compromise on performance. Positioned as the successor to the iPhone SE series, the iPhone 16e offers modern features at an accessible price point.

Cyberattacks on wireless carriers are often discovered too late, leaving customers vulnerable. This time, however, T-Mobile flipped the script, successfully identifying and stopping a cyberattack before customer records were compromised.

"T-Mobile is closely monitoring this industry-wide attack. Due to our security controls, network structure and diligent monitoring and response we have seen no significant impacts to T-Mobile systems or data. We have no evidence of access or exfiltration of any customer or other sensitive information as other companies may have experienced.