The Cell Phone Junkie

Apple pushes back on the FBI to help crack into an iPhone, over 98% of smartphones around the world run Android or iOS, and new hardware out of Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

AT&T announces plans to start testing 5G, Sprint gets even more aggressive with device and plan pricing, and calling on Google Hangouts is about to get a lot better.

OpenSignal reports on the state of the nations networks, Sprint sets the WiMAX sunset schedule, and get credit for trading in your broken iPhone.

Smartphone shipments hit an all time high in 2015, Sprint announces new LTE markets, and Apple Pay coming to an ATM near you.

Samsung forced to stop selling certain phones due to patent issues, rumors about a new smaller iPhone, and lots of discussion around T-Mobile’s inflight texting and iMessage.

AT&T brings back unlimited data with a catch, iOS 9.3 is shaping up to be a major release, and a TCPJ reunion.

Cars become the new platform focus, Lenovo drops the Motorola brand, and all the news out of CES 2016.

AT&T becomes the last US carrier to ditch contracts, Verizon starts offering switching incentives, and using T-Mobile while traveling in Europe.

YouTube claims T-Mobile is throttling its video traffic, Samsung releases the Galaxy A9 and commentary on T-Mobile Binge On.

The FCC questions carriers about zero-rated services, Project Fi opens up to data-only devices, and mobile payments are coming to China.