The Cell Phone Junkie

The US lifts its ban on ZTE, Apple releases iOS 11.4.1, and downloading Netflix shows for offline viewing is about to get a little easier.

Comcast changes the terms of it’s unlimited plan, Light working on a nine camera array for a smartphone, and re-considering the AirPods.

Three new chipsets from Qualcomm, the WiFi alliance launches WPA3, and AT&T increases it’s administrative fee.

Carriers kill sharing of customer location data, Sprint and T-Mobile petition the FCC for permission to merge and the Car Connectivity Consortium releases the Digital Key spec 1.0.

All the news out of WWDC 2018, net neutrality rules expire this week, and new mid-level Android phones.

AT&T preparing to settle with the FTC over throttling litigation, LG announces the V35 ThinQ, and Apple makes iOS 11.4 with Messages in the Cloud available.

The Commerce Department brokers a deal with ZTE, FreedomPop announces Unreal Mobile, and HTC announces the U12+.

The US votes to maintain sanctions against ZTE, more 5G market announcements, and the OnePlus 6 is announced.

All the news out of Google I|O, the deadline looms for the FCC’s Restoring Internet Freedom order, and Microsoft wants to be platform agnostic with new tools to help manage your smartphone.