Wireless carriers know it can be a pricey headache to switch from one provider to another—and T-Mobile is hoping to get a leg up on its competitors by covering those costs, the New York Times reports. Engadget explains the process, for which customers of ATT, Verizon, and Sprint are…
Does it seem just a tad ridiculous that a company that regularly crows about its strong revenue and earnings growth is also complaining about the “unaffordable” burden of smartphone subsidies? Monday Note’s Jean-Louis Gassée certainly seems to think so, which is why he’s penned a long rant about ATT and other wireless carriers being “shameless” in their […]
By Alina Selyukh WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Major U.S. wireless carriers on Thursday pledged to make it easier for consumers to unlock their mobile phones for use on competitors networks, responding to pressure from consumer groups and the top U.S. communications regulator. Verizon Wireless, ATT Inc, Sprint Corp, T-Mobile US and U.S. Cellular agreed to clearly […]
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