The Cell Phone Junkie

Apple launches the iPhone 7 and iOS 10, Verizon to zero-rate streaming NFL games, and Samsung finally formally recalls the Note 7.

Apple announces the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, T-Mobile announces major network upgrades, and more on the recall of the Samsung Note 7.

Verizon increases LTE speeds, T-Mobile further limits it’s limited unlimited, and fall device announcements at IFA ahead of a new iPhone launch.

RootMetrics scores the US carriers, WhatsApp starts sharing data with Facebook, and Google’s WiFi assistant comes to the Nexus line.

Android and iOS devices top 99% of worldwide market share, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint dramatically revamp their data plans, and Google releases Duo.

Sprint reaches nearly 300Mbps with 3-channel carrier aggregation, nearly a billion Android devices could be effected by a recently discovered security vulnerability, and what happens when wireless radios start to wear out.

Samsung announces the new Note, Google starts work on a standard password manager, and there might be hope for blocking unknown callers.

Verizon buys Yahoo, quarterly earnings reports roll in, and Google builds in spam blocking to the Android phone app on Nexus devices.

The FCC asks carriers to improve call blocking tools, Corning steps up it’s game with the latest version of Gorilla Glass, and Verizon clamps down on unlimited plan users.

Qualcomm introduces the chip of 2017, creating the 5G rules to govern future networks, and AT&T bets on Flying COWs.