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Facebook's Photo Sync, Verizon's new patent, and the government's Death Star
David Brancaccio Dec 5, 2012
Facebook would like to become that set of shoeboxes in the attic: A place to store all your photographs, even ones you have no intention of sharing with any of your friends. It's called Photo Sync, and Google-Plus already has something like this.
iPhone boom is short-term bust for wireless carriers
Mitchell Hartman Sep 13, 2012
AT&T, Verizon and Sprint offer huge subsidies on new smartphones that hit bottom line.
AT&T's Mobile Share plan hammers customers for data overages
John Moe Jul 19, 2012
AT&T offers customers a simple and flexible world where they don’t get to use as much data as they might like.
Verizon is trying to stamp out unlimited data customers
John Moe Jun 13, 2012
Big Red wants you to go nuts on calls and texts, but keep your data use in check.
Verizon Wireless pricing bound to change online habits
Bob Moon Jun 13, 2012
Verizon Wireless announced it's scrapping unlimited data plans. The new pricing could force a change in our web surfing.
Verizon Wireless shifts focus to customer data usage
Bob Moon Jun 12, 2012
Verizon Wireless plans to scrap most of its phone plans. Instead, customers will pay for their monthly data usage by the "bucket."
Could your car tell on you?
Adriene Hill May 17, 2012
Congress is considering a law that would require all new cars to have "black box" devices.
Text-to-911 program to launch next year
John Moe May 8, 2012
Is it coming too late or being pushed ahead too soon?
Hacktivists outnumber regular hackers in data theft
John Moe Mar 23, 2012
A new report says hacktivist hacks now outnumber traditional for-profit cybercrime attacks. Plus, new efforts to stop cramming and gamers demand a better ending.
Are you getting throttled into paying more for your wireless coverage?
John Moe Feb 27, 2012
A new study suggests unlimited data customers are getting squeezed.
