The Cell Phone Junkie

The FCC publishes it’s order ending net neutrality, new hardware and announcements from the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, and if you’re not on Android or iOS, your just an other.

Communication in the wake of a tragedy, a milestone for 5G, and Apple’s changing focus on software quality.

Broadcom submits another offer to purchase Qualcomm, iOS source code gets leaked, and Huawei starts selling the Mate 10 Pro.

Google completes it’s HTC acquisition, iPhone 7 price cuts, and to Oreo or not to Oreo.

OpenSignal publishes its annual U.S. carrier report, Apple begins HomePod preorders, and Android wants to help you choose the best WiFi network.

The Net Neutrality debate continues, more US troubles for Huawei, and CarPlay as a subscription service.

All the news out of CES 2018 and the saga of the iPhone battery continues.

The FCC releases its plan to roll-back net neutrality regulations, T-Mobile announces a significant expansion of its 600MHz network, and Meltdown and Spectre.

Considering a tablet as a primary computer, more details on Apple slowing down iPhones, and another Office competitor recommendation.

The 3GPP ratifies the first 5G spec, Nokia partners with Huawei, and Apple confirms it slows down old iPhones.