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World’s Largest Cellphone Event Cancelled as Coronavirus Cases Spike 14K in One Day

New cases of the novel coronavirus spiked more than 14,000 on Thursday.
By Sissi Cao
Estimates show that 43 million Americans were scammed last year and lost about $10.5 billion due to robocalls.

Spam Robocalls in the US Are Up 35%

Estimates show that 43 million Americans were scammed last year and lost about $10.5 billion due to robocalls.
By Harmon Leon

WeWork Wants to Replace Adam Neumann With Eccentric T-Mobile CEO John Legere

T-Mobile CEO John Legere is one of several candidates being considered.
By Gabriela Barkho

Will Amazon Become the Nation’s Next Major Cell Service Provider?

By Gabriela Barkho

FCC Chairman Approves T-Mobile, Sprint Merger to Fast Track 5G

By Gabriela Barkho
CEO of T-Mobile US Inc. John Legere (L) and Executive Chairman of Sprint Corporation Marcelo Claure (R) testify during a hearing before the Antitrust, Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Subcommittee of Senate Judiciary Committee on June 27, 2018.

3 Things Americans—And Their Elected Leaders—Must Know About the Sprint/T-Mobile Deal

By Kevin Currie
Saudi's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is surreptitiously connected to a major deal that would create America’s first-ever 5G network.

Is Journalist-Murdering Saudi Arabia Your Next Cell Phone Provider? Why You Should Worry

By David Wade
AT&T Time Warner Merger Netflix

What Does the AT&T and Time Warner Decision Mean for the Entertainment Industry?

By Brandon Katz
This is as close as we'll get to a Sprint/T-Mobile merger for now.

Sprint and T-Mobile Call Off Merger, Sending Stocks Tumbling

By John Bonazzo
Residents evacuated Houston after Hurricane Harvey made landfall.

Wireless Carriers Are Helping Customers Affected by Hurricane Harvey

By John Bonazzo
Have your eclipse glasses ready too.

Wireless Companies Are Prepping for Increased Volume During the Solar Eclipse

By John Bonazzo
The Android is crying because 950 million of its phones are affected by a vulnerability. (Photo: Google Commons)

Multimedia Hack Affecting 95 Percent of Android Phones

By John Bonazzo
Porn on there? (Photo: Sprint)

Man Claims His Son Saw Naked Pictures of Sprint Employees On His ‘New’ Phone

By Jordan Valinsky

Sprint Sends Swarm of Angry People with Lost Cellphones to Random Dude’s House

By Jessica Roy
Lights went out below much of 30th. (@aarmita, via Instagram)

Sprint Wireless Service Out in New York; AT&T Service Reportedly Spotty

By dbrundyobserver

Massive Attack! Apple, AT&T, and Sprint Staffers Brace for Siege of iPhone 5 Buyers

By Christopher Brennan

NYU Senior’s Cellphone Startup Faces ‘Malicious Network Attack’ on Launch Day

By Nitasha Tiku
Attorney General Eric Schneiderman. (Getty)

New York Sues Sprint for Tax Fraud

By Jessica Roy
Has anyone seen my iPhone?

Government Blocks AT&T’s Attempt to Improve Its Crappy Service

By Ben Popper

Dear New York, Your 4G Phone Is A Lie

By Adrianne Jeffries

How to get an iPhone without AT&T for $30 a Month

By Observer Staff
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