Latest about Internet Service Providers
Alphabet Eyes Wireless Networks As Google Fiber's Rollout Halts
Alphabet's Access subsidiary announced that it's "pausing" the expansion of the fiber-optic internet service commonly known as Google Fiber to focus on developing new technologies.
Opposing Comcast's Internet Bandwidth Cap (Opinion)
Comcast's recent bandwidth cap was bad enough; now the ISP is trying to convince users that this is totally fine.
LG G5 And 'Friends' Available From U.S. Carriers Early April (Update: Now Available)
The flagship LG G5 smartphone and its many oddball "Friends" accessories and peripherals are coming next month.
FCC Provides Low-Income Families Subsidized Internet
As part of its ongoing strategy to provide broadband Internet in every home in America, the FCC made an addendum to the Lifeline service that covers Internet acess.
No Sprint Or Verizon; Nextbit Fills All GSM Robin Orders But Cancels All CDMA
After hoping to roll out a CDMA version of its Robin smartphone, Nextbit threw in the towel: No Robin on Sprint or Verizon.
FCC Fines Verizon Over Supercookie Probe
The FCC announced that it will fine Verizon for its use of a “supercookie” probe to gather data on its service users, which it then sold to other companies for advertising purposes.
