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Nothing's Signature Transparent Design Is Coming to a New Budget Phone This Week

Katie Collins / cnet - Do you love the design of Nothing's phones, but dislike the price? The Nothing 3A Lite might be the perfect device for you.

#mobiletech #innovation #android #pricing #technology #gadgets #telecommunications #smartphone

Fans Feel Betrayed as Nothing Preps Budget Phone 3a Lite Launch

4 months / gizmodo / The Nothing Phone 3 (pictured) has one of the most polarizing phone designs in recent memory.

Nothing's Signature Transparent Design Is Coming to a New Budget Phone This Week

4 months / cnet / Katie Collins

Nothing Phone 3A Lite to be Revealed October 29

4 months / iphoneincanada / Steve Vegvari

Back to Top / Monday, October 27, 2025, 1:21 pm / permalink 15466 / 3 stories in 4 months


Google Fi is getting a big AI upgrade

John Kanellakos / pocket-lint - Google is bolstering its cellular Fi service with several new additions, including AI-powered billing summaries, RCS, and cross-device call and text.

#ai #mobiletech #google #aiethics #alphabet #telecommunications #instantmessaging

The tech giant says calls will now use AI-enhanced audio to reduce background noise and improve voice clarity, even when speaking to someone on a landline or older device.

4 months / bsky / @techcrunch.com / techcrunch.com

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4 months / bsky / @arstechnica.com / arstechnica.com

Google is Updating Fi with Call Quality, Web, and Support Improvements

4 months / thurrott / Paul Thurrott

Google Fi to add AI-enhanced audio and RCS web messaging

4 months / techcrunch / Aisha Malik

Google Fi will start using AI to make calls sound better

4 months / engadget / Lawrence Bonk

Google Fi is getting a big AI upgrade

4 months / pocket-lint / John Kanellakos

Google Fi is getting enhanced web calls and messaging, AI bill summaries

4 months / arstechnica / Ryan Whitwam

Google Fi is getting AI-powered noise filters and RCS web messaging

4 months / theverge / Andrew Liszewski

Back to Top / Tuesday, October 21, 2025, 1:21 pm / permalink 15284 / 8 stories in 4 months


Brendan Carr wants to let internet providers charge hidden fees again

Jess Weatherbed / theverge - Broadband customers may find themselves blighted by unexpected charges again, thanks to Federal Communications Commission chairman Brendan Carr. The FCC has submitted a proposal to revise “unnecessary” requirements for internet service providers to itemiz…

#broadband #internet #pricing #privacy #telecommunications #fcc #regulation

The FCC is trying to make it easier for internet providers to charge hidden fees

4 months / engadget / Lawrence Bonk

FCC could roll back rule requiring ISPs to list every fee, apparently, there are too many

4 months / techspot

Brendan Carr wants to let internet providers charge hidden fees again

4 months / theverge / Jess Weatherbed

Trump FCC Is Making It Easier For Your Broadband ISP To Rip You Off With Bogus Fees

4 months / techdirt / Karl Bode

Back to Top / Friday, October 10, 2025, 9:21 am / permalink 15067 / 4 stories in 4 months


Verizon appoints a new CEO for the ‘next phase’ after its 5G rollout

Emma Roth / theverge - Verizon has picked former PayPal head Dan Schulman to serve as its new CEO as the company enters its “next phase” of growth, Verizon board chair Mark Bertolini says in the Monday announcement. Starting today, Schulman will replace outgoing CEO Hans Vestbe…

#digitaltransformation #business #technology #telecommunications #paypal

Verizon Replaces CEO Vestberg With Former PayPal Chief Schulman

5 months / cnet / Jeff Carlson

Verizon appoints a new CEO for the ‘next phase’ after its 5G rollout

5 months / theverge / Emma Roth

Verizon Appoints Former PayPal Head Dan Schulman as CEO to Lead ‘New Chapter of Growth’

5 months / pymnts / PYMNTS

Verizon appoints former PayPal boss Dan Schulman as new chief - Financial Times

5 months / google

Verizon Names Lead Director Daniel Schulman as Chief Executive

5 months / wsj / Sarah Krouse

Back to Top / Monday, October 6, 2025, 11:21 am / permalink 14988 / 5 stories in 5 months


T-Mobile's Starlink satellite service now works with a handful of apps

Lawrence Bonk / engadget - T-Mobile just announced that its T-Satellite with Starlink service now integrates with several apps. These include AllTrails, AccuWeather, X, WhatsApp and several others. Certain native apps also now integrate with the service, like Google Messages, Apple…

#mobiletech #space #apps #technology #telecommunications #satellite #starlink

T-Mobile's Satellite Service Now Works With Popular Apps

5 months / macrumors / Juli Clover

T-Mobile's Starlink satellite service now works with a handful of apps

5 months / engadget / Lawrence Bonk

T-Mobile Upgrades T-Satellite To Work With More Apps When Off The Grid

5 months / bgr

Video Chats From Space? T-Mobile's Service Broadens What Apps Can Do Over Satellite

5 months / cnet / Jeff Carlson

Back to Top / Wednesday, October 1, 2025, 1:21 pm / permalink 14949 / 4 stories in 5 months


The Secret Service seized a network capable of shutting down New York City's cell service

Will Shanklin / engadget - The Secret Service says it thwarted a telecommunications cyber-op in New York City. On Tuesday, the agency announced that it seized a network of SIM servers. It was capable of jamming cell towers, conducting DDoS attacks and enabling encrypted communicati…


Detailed SIM Farms infrastructure uncovered

NYC Telecom Raid: What's Up with Those Weird SIM Banks?

5 months / tedium

‘SIM Farms’ Are a Spam Plague. A Giant One in New York Threatened US Infrastructure, Feds Say

5 months / wired / Andy Greenberg, Lily Hay Newman, Matt Burgess

The Secret Service found 300 servers capable of crippling NYC's cell system

5 months / cnn


State-sponsored cyber espionage disrupts NYC telecom

The Secret Service seized a network capable of shutting down New York City's cell service

5 months / engadget / Will Shanklin

US uncovers 100,000 SIM cards that could have “shut down” NYC cell network

5 months / arstechnica / Nate Anderson

SIM city: Feds say 100,000-card farms could have killed cell towers in NYC

5 months / theregister / Brandon Vigliarolo


UN assembly security crisis amidst telecom threats

Secret Service disrupts plot to cripple New York cell phone system

5 months / siliconangle / James Farrell

How a SIM farm like the one found near the UN threatens telecom networks

5 months / techxplore

U.S. Secret Service disrupts telecom network that threatened NYC during U.N

5 months / cbsnews

Secret Service dismantles network capable of shutting down cell service in New York

5 months / theverge / Emma Roth

Cache of Devices Capable of Crashing Cell Network Is Found Near U.N

5 months / nytimes


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www.wired.com/story/sim-fa... Feds find SIM farm operation in NYC. The network of some 300 servers and 100,000 SIM cards—enough to knock out cell service in the NYC area. Government is warning it could have been used not just for crime, but large-scale d

5 months / bsky / @mrsdeborahlynn.bsky.social / mrsdeborahlynn.bsky.social

Wired had a good breakdown of WTF these are.... for people like me who didnt quite grasp what it was until I read the explainer... www.wired.com/story/sim-fa...

5 months / bsky / @photodave219.fightins.online / photodave219.fightins.online

Back to Top / Tuesday, September 23, 2025, 12:21 pm / permalink 14817 / 13 stories in 5 months


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