The Cell Phone Junkie

Opensignal ranks 5G deployments, Dish officially buys Boost, and Google rolls out a Verified Calls feature.

All the news out of WWDC 2020, Verizon starts testing Dynamic Spectrum Sharing, and a new Google Photos app.

Qualcomm announces a new 6-series Snapdragon chip, AT&T continues it’s low-band 5G rollout, and the saga of the Moto G power continues.

Dish may back out of its deal to buy Boost, the iPhone 12 is about to enter volume production, and the first public beta of Android 11.

Arm announces its next generation of integrated chips, T-Mobile announces an expanded RCS partnership with Google, and what to do when Wi-Fi calling just won’t cut it.

The divide between 5G speed and availability, AT&T backs away from marketing 5G E, and the joint Apple/Google Exposure Notification API is live.

3M working on fingerprint readers in LCD screens, GPS facing an interference threat, and Google updates Drive for iOS.

The UK moves forward with its own contact tracing app, Americans start leaving their homes ahead of shelter-in-place orders being lifted, and Pandora continues to lead the way with Apple Watch music support.