Sprint Nextel is using Wi-Fi to sell its 4G WiMax wireless broadband service. The nation’s third largest wireless carrier has at least a year-and-a-half head start over its closest competitor, Verizon Wireless, when it comes to 4G. But to capitalize on that lead, the company has to win as many subscribers for its service as …
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AT&T has made its fastest tier of broadband service, which tops out at 24 megabits …
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Verizon Communications is nearly finished building its Fios fiber-to-the-home network. And now it will concentrate …
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Brightcove, an online video platform provider, is looking to fill the Apple iPad’s Flash void …
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We’re already drooling over the HTC Legend and the Sony Ericsson X10, the Android smart phones that are coming to …
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Remember the LG Rumor Touch that was announced at CES earlier this year? Well, Sprint …
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It’s no secret that a Verizon-compatible Nexus One exists; the question now is when will …
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LG first showed off its 2010 television range at the CES this year, and this …
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I come from a PalmPilot background. In the old days, our devices didn’t connect to …
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In a bid to up its smartphone game, Nokia has acquired Chicago-based mobile Web browser …
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