The Cell Phone Junkie

CES 2019 kicks off this week, Apple revises guidance due to slumping China sales, and an app that warns you about earthquakes.

Out with the old, and in with the new, here comes 2019.

Next generation GPS is here, AT&T plans to start marketing the latest LTE technologies as 5G, and eSIM activation woes.

The FCC hopes new measures will protect consumers from robocalls, the merger of Sprint and T-Mobile might be approved as early as this week, and how to make the switch to Evernote.

Qualcomm announces it’s flagship SOC for 2019, eSIM support for iOS finally arrives, and now is the time for iPhone battery replacements.

The FCC proposes reclassifying text messaging, Google shutting down SMS notifications for calendar events, and a discussion around public charging.

The FCC opens up use of Europe’s Galileo satellite system, Senators dig into video throttling, and ProjectFi starts auto-connecting to VPN.

The FCC wants robocall standards both SHAKEN and STIRed, the iPhone 8 joins Apple’s refurbished lineup, and Samsung shows off its foldable display technology.