Utah school sees little 'pushback' after implementing cell phone ban
Utah high school teacher Kelli Anderson and student Makenzie Stanworth detail the behavioral and scholastic changes that come with banning cell phones in class.
New York AG opens investigation into recent AT&T outage
New York Attorney General Letitia James is investigating AT&T's "dangerous" cellular network outage last week that left thousands of customers without service for hours.
AT&T CEO shares letter to employees after cell network outage: 'we fell short'
AT&T CEO John Stankey sent a letter to the telecom giant's employees on Sunday about the cellular network outage that occurred Thursday and the company's efforts to restore service.
AT&T to give billing credits to customers impacted by cell network outage
AT&T is planning to give billing credits amounting to $5 per account to customers who were impacted or potentially impacted by last week's wireless outage.
AT&T reveals likely cause of outage that affected customers nationwide
AT&T revealed the cause of a nationwide outage that temporarily stripped tens of thousands of customers of cellular service to be the "execution of an incorrect process."
Cellphone outage hits AT&T customers nationwide; Verizon and T-Mobile users also affected
AT&T has yet to say anything about a reported service outage impacting tens of thousands of customers nationwide Thursday morning.
Apple tops Samsung in global smartphone shipments for first time in 2023
Apple led smartphone shipments in 2023, stripping Samsung of its long-held leading position in the market, the International Data Corporation said Monday.
Samsung unveiling 'new era of mobile AI,' S24 lineup during Galaxy Unpacked event
Samsung is expected to announce how artificial intelligence and their best-selling mobile phone S Series line are expected to merge during a live event Wednesday.
Apple iPhone 15 now available in stores, online
FOX Business' Susan Li reports live from Apple's flagship store in New York City following the release of the new iPhone.
Apple France workers call strike ahead of iPhone 15 launch
Unions at Apple's stores in France are asking for a strike on Friday and Saturday, when the iPhone 15 is set to be launched, demanding better 7% pay increase and better working conditions.
Veebs app helps shoppers find 'anti-woke' food brands, companies: Chris Rhodes
Veebs co-founder and CEO Chris Rhodes details the app which serves as a 'tool' for identifying retail products' political affiliations.
Apple iPhone from 2007 sold at auction for over $190,000
A rare 4GB Apple iPhone from 2007 still in its original factory packing and never used sold for a record-setting $190,372 at auction on Sunday after bidding started at $10,000.
Surgeon general warns social media is driving teen mental health crisis
'Talk with Zach' founder Zach Gottlieb offers his advice for young people relying on social media interaction as fears of depression, anxiety among teens grow on 'The Bottom Line.'
Amazon opens up Sidewalk network for developer testing
Amazon announced Tuesday that it has opened up its low-bandwidth, long-range network Amazon Sidewalk for developer testing. The coverage extends to more than 90% of the U.S.
Ryan Reynolds' Mint Mobile sold in $1.3B deal to T-Mobile
Mint Mobile, the budget wireless provider partially owned by Ryan Reynolds, sold to T-Mobile for $1.3 billion. Reynolds announced the news in a tweet Wednesday.
Ryan Reynolds sells Mint Mobile for $1.35B to T-Mobile
"Deadpool" actor Ryan Reynold is selling his part-owned business, Mint Mobile, to T-Mobile US in a cash and stock deal valued at up to $1.35 billion.
Mobile X CEO Peter Adderton: 5G has been a bust, killed 6G
Mobile X Global founder and CEO Peter Adderton discusses the cost of the 5G network and using artificial intelligence to predict wireless plans for customers on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Listening to Hong Kong: China surveillance like law forces real-identity registration for all cell phone use
All SIM cards in the Hong Kong have to be real-name registered. Phone numbers not linked to a person's identity will be deactivated. This is the latest attempt by the Chinese mainland to tighten its control over the citizens of Hong Kong.
Ericsson to cut 1,400 Jobs as orders slow
The cuts are part of an effort the company announced late last year to reduce costs by 9 billion Swedish kronor, equivalent to about $861 million, by the end of 2023.
T-Mobile outage hits users across US
Over a span of 24-hours, there were over 83,000 reports of users experiencing disruptions that affected cellular services according to a website that tracks outages.