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Verizon Calls Huawei Patent Infringement Lawsuit a 'Sneak Attack'

By Nathaniel Mott published 6 February 20

Huawei filed patent infringement lawsuits against Verizon for allegedly violating 12 of its U.S. patents.

Report: Huawei Starts $1 Billion Patent Spat With Verizon

By Nathaniel Mott published 13 June 19

Huawei reportedly accused Verizon of infringing on 238 of its patents with the hope of forcing the wireless carrier into a costly licensing agreement.

Yahoo Proposes $117.5 Million Settlement in Data Breach Suit

By Nathaniel Mott published 9 April 19

Yahoo proposed a $117.5 million settlement to a class-action lawsuit related to massive data breaches that occurred between 2013 and 2016.

Verizon Wireless Reportedly Caps Netflix, YouTube Data Speeds

By Nathaniel Mott published 21 July 17

Verizon Downplays Impact Of Customer Data Exposure

By Lucian Armasu published 13 July 17

Verizon responded to a report that 14 million of its accounts were exposed by a third-party vendor that stored the data in plaintext on a public Amazon S3 storage server.

Verizon ISP Review & Reader Survey Results

By Derek Forrest published 6 February 16

We asked readers to rate their Internet service provider based on price, performance, reliability and support. Here are the results for the only ISP in our series with mainstream availability of fiber-optic networks for high-speed Internet: Verizon.

Verizon Wants To Build First 5G Network In The U.S.

By Lucian Armasu published 8 September 15

Verizon announced that it will start a field test for 5G technology next year and is expecting to be the first U.S. carrier to deploy a 5G network, just as it was the first to deploy 4G LTE.

LG Announces Lancet Smartphone For Verizon Featuring Windows 8.1

By Rexly Peñaflorida published 14 May 15

LG adds a budget Windows 8.1 smartphone in Verizon's lineup.

AOL Acquisition Could Boost Verizon's Free Netflix Competitor

By Lucian Armasu published 12 May 15

Verizon, Cisco, Microsoft And Others Pull The Plug On Default Encryption In HTTP/2

By Lucian Armasu published 6 March 15

IETF goes back on its promise to encrypt the whole web by default due to pressure from the Open Web Alliance group, which includes Verizon, AT&T, Comcast, Cisco, Microsoft and others.

Verizon Prepares For Uncertainty Regarding Potential FCC Rules

By Seth Colaner, Michael Justin Allen Sexton published 6 February 15

Following the recent FCC auction for the AWS-3 spectrum bands meant for use in wireless telecommunications, Verizon is selling off large parts of its business.