The Cell Phone Junkie

New chips out of Silicon Valley, new hardware out of Barcelona, and the 5G framework out of the ITU.

It’s an unlimited world – Verizon brings back their unlimited data plan, T-Mobile one-ups big red with tweaks to their plan, and Sprint and AT&T play catch up with offerings of their own.

Google releases Android Wear 2.0, Verizon and T-Mobile are neck and neck in network speed testing, and Apple releases BeatsX.

The FCC drops its review of zero-rating video services, Gigabit LTE goes live in Australia, and importing and exporting to Evernote.

Samsung details the Note 7 battery problems, a new version of Google Voice is released, and more on the AirPods disconnection issues.

AT&T shuts down its 2G network, Evernote updates its iOS apps, and satellite data connections are about to get a whole lot better.

Digits and AirPods reviewed, the FCC pushes back on zero-rated services, and Verizon limits its unlimited plan.

All the news and devices out of CES 2017, T-Mobile cuts fees from its rates plans, and Sprint refreshes Virgin Mobile.

Digits troubleshooting, iPad screen rippling and GPS data saving.

Regulating stingrays, AT&T starts blocking spamers and group video calls come to Facebook Messenger.