Considering 93% of households have FCC Broadband and 98% of USA citizens 18+ have a cellphone in USA.... the Broadband/Mobile markets become a price driven commodity play.
Think Head Count reduction, Mergers, Aquistions...
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Considering 93% of households have FCC Broadband and 98% of USA citizens 18+ have a cellphone in USA.... the Broadband/Mobile markets become a price driven commodity play.
Think Head Count reduction, Mergers, Aquistions...
https://www.foxbusiness.com/fox-news-tech/verizon-suffers-outage-some-parts-us-thousands-reports
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/08/08/verizon-mobile-outage-downdetector.html
https://thepcenthusiast.com/verizon-outage-disrupts-voice-calls-across-the-us-service-now-restored/
Just tried to deposit a couple checks. Mobile app / bank is total trash. First, login failed repeatedly, then worked after app update and like 5 tries. Tried to deposit a few checks. Every single check failed. Retry a couple times, success. One check took over 25 retries! WTH?!? What kind of Bank is this? Complete garbage!
Only asking people who know the answer - if I add this app to my I-phone can the company now track my location at all times? Can it now see If I am spending any time during the day talking on my cell phone?
OnePlus faces severe challenges threatening its existence. Parent company OPPO may discontinue the OnePlus brand. The smartphone maker has experienced significant sales declines. It plans to withdraw from North American and European markets. Employee layoffs are expected across various teams.
https://news.ssbcrack.com/oneplus-faces-potential-market-exit-amid-declining-sales-and-layoffs/
I tried using the ADP link in the FAQ but it rejects my mobile phone # when setting up my account.
Did some research this weekend. T-Mobile has a family plan special. 4 free iPhone 17s at $25 per line (approx $140/mo with taxes/fees).
https://www.t-mobile.com/offers/apple-iphone-deals?INTNAV=tNav%3ADeals%3AApple
One of the first things I did after getting laid off was to request my phone contract be transferred from Oracle to a personal account. I followed the Oracle instructions and it's all good, except I have no idea how to unlock my iPhone (and neither does AT&T). Has anyone been successful in doing that? I would like the ability to use my dual Sim and possibly change provider down the road, but I have no visibility on the outstanding balance (if any)...
in the spirit of a market-based culture, I am shopping for a mobile plan that brings the best value to me and my family. I have a feeling I can get a better deal than even our employee discount. Anybody have recommendations on other carriers besides the big three?
Verizon will soon have the least amount of post paid subscribers.... Wait nvm BYOD +!!!!
Nike let us keep our phones when we got laid off. I tried to wipe it today and was met with it still be registered as part of Nike's mobile device management. Does anyone know if this is intentional or the best way to ask Nike to remove it?