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AT&T Still Has Dropped Calls in 2025

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AT&T Still Struggles With Dropped Calls in 2025 The Old Problem That Never Went Away Back in 2010, AT&T announced that it was “lis...

FCC Argues AT&T's $57 Million Location Privacy Fine Should Stand

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In a significant development for consumer privacy, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has reiterated its support for the $57 mill...

How Many Text Messages Are Sent a Day?

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In today’s digital age, text messaging remains one of the most popular methods of communication worldwide. Despite the rise of messaging ...

Economics of WiFi Hotspots vs. Cell Towers: Which is More Cost-Effective for Connectivity?

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In the fast-paced digital era, connectivity is essential. WiFi hotspots and cell towers are two prominent solutions, each with unique ec...

FCC Imposes $200 Million in Fines on Wireless Carriers for Location Data Sharing

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In a significant move to protect consumer privacy, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has fined several wireless carriers a colle...

China Mobile Free WiFi Hotspots

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Exploring China Mobile Free WiFi Hotspots: Access and Benefits As mobile internet usage continues to rise, China Mobile is at the foref...

Free Google Ad-Supported WiFi Hotspots: Connecting on the Go

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In today's digital world, staying connected is more important than ever. For those constantly on the move, finding reliable and free WiF...

How Does Cell Phone Contact Tracing Work?

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Contact tracing is part of the process of supporting patients and warning contacts of exposure in order to stop chains of transmission. I...

iPad Menus Needed in Restaurants & Bars from COVID

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Phones and iPad restaurant menus are being used a lot more with Covid.  A Palo Alto, Calif.-based startup called E La Carte is hoping to...

How to Plan For a Hurricane

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Here are 10 tips that should help you be prepared for the worst during a disaster.

Why Pandora Could Be The Next Google

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Pandora is Not Just About Music Personalization of the web is the next big thing and its just as big as search was 10 years ago!  That ...

Wireless Competition Before the iPhone

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Wireless Before the AT&T iPhone in 2006 The US wireless market was far more competitive before AT&T got the iPhone exclusive and ...

Cox Location Based Advertising

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Cox has been testing location-based advertising in Arizona and San Diego for their TV and broadband customers.  However, are they going to b...

How Many WiFi Hotspots are in the World?

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100,000,000 WiFi HotSpot Locations Around the World WeFi has 92,000,000 hotspot WiFi locations in its location database from its users w...

Wi-Fi Direct Location Based Social Networks

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Smartphone Acting As A WiFi Hotspot W-Fi Direct devices allow mobile mobiles to act like a Wi-Fi access router for Wi-Fi enabled machines...

Why Apple or Google Should Buy Pandora

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Consumers Don't Want to Own Music Anymore How much longer can iTunes maintain its leadership position as the middleman for content owne...

EVDO Advantages Over Satellite & WiFi

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EVDO Advantages Over Satellite Internet & WiFi Always on with seamless roaming assuming coverage Fully portable You are your own hotsp...

Steve Jobs Rant - Android = Fragmented vs. iPhone = Integrated

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Argument #1 -  We think the open vs closed is just a smokescreen to try and hide the real issue, which is: What's best for the custom...

Compare Cell Phone Reception Maps

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Which consumer-generated cell phone reception map  DeadCellZones.com , GotReception.com ,  CellReception.com , RootWireless.com ,  SignalMap...

Top 10 Cell Phone Reception Issues

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What is more annoying than not being able to reach someone on their cell phone? Dropped calls , dead zones, and network congestion. This i...