The Cell Phone Junkie

Assessing the impact of Hurricane Harvey on cellular networks, new hardware from LG, Sony and Motorola, and here comes the iPhone 8.

Android 8 is officially Oreo, Verizon modifies its Unlimited plans, and Samsung announces the Galaxy Note 8.

T-Mobile launches its first 600MHz cell sites in Wyoming, the Essential PH-1 starts shipping, and Android O is about to get a name.

Verizon launches a new rewards program, T-Mobile launches a new wireless plan for those over 55, and Facebook announces a new video service.

Open Signal publishes it’s mid-2017 State of Mobile Networks report, the HomePod reveals more details about the next iPhone, and iPads see a boost in Apple’s latest earnings report.

The TSA announces new screening procedures for carry-on electronics, Motorola announces the Z2 Force, and the end of Adobe Flash.

T-Mobile continues to dominate US subscriber growth, when video optimization is really just throttling, and the Note 8 arrives next month.

The FCC announces steps to tackle robocalls for some, T-mobile domestic roaming comments from an expert, and 11 years strong for The Cell Phone Junkie.

T-mobile raises the price of it’s unlimited data plan, rumors continue about the next iPhone, and a $1600 Android handset.

LTE-LAA trials begin in the US, Apple releases public betas of iOS 11, and domestic roaming with T-Mobile.