The Cell Phone Junkie

Google announces new Pixel hardware, a new handset from BlackBerry, and another week, another iOS update.

Twitter doubles its character limit, iPhone X memory and battery specs get revealed, and discussing if it’s time to move on from the iPhone.

Google buys HTC, Verizon cuts off rural customers, and merger talks between T-Mobile and Sprint are back on.

Apple announces 3 new iPhones and an LTE enabled watch, BMW wants your phone to be your car key, and new Google Pixel hardware is right around the corner.

US operators join forces on a universal authentication solution, T-Mobile starts giving away Netflix, and last minute predictions about the new iPhones.

Assessing the impact of Hurricane Harvey on cellular networks, new hardware from LG, Sony and Motorola, and here comes the iPhone 8.

Android 8 is officially Oreo, Verizon modifies its Unlimited plans, and Samsung announces the Galaxy Note 8.

T-Mobile launches its first 600MHz cell sites in Wyoming, the Essential PH-1 starts shipping, and Android O is about to get a name.

Verizon launches a new rewards program, T-Mobile launches a new wireless plan for those over 55, and Facebook announces a new video service.

Open Signal publishes it’s mid-2017 State of Mobile Networks report, the HomePod reveals more details about the next iPhone, and iPads see a boost in Apple’s latest earnings report.