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When School Is Online, the Digital Divide Grows Greater
Most US schools are closed, with instruction shifting to the internet. That’s a problem for millions of people without reliable ... -
T-Mobile Swallows Sprint, Leaving 3 US Cellphone Giants
Consumer advocates fear that the deal will lead to reduced competition and higher prices. But regulators and a federal judge ... -
The Newest US Sanctions on China's Huawei Could Backfire
A reported ban on sales to Huawei of chips made with American equipment might intensify China’s drive to develop its ... -
YouTube Slashes Video Quality to Save Bandwidth
Meanwhile, Microsoft and Sony plan to throttle game downloads during peak usage hours to help prevent internet congestion during the ... -
Go Ahead, Stream All You Want. The Internet Is Fine—for Now
Netflix is slowing streams in Europe in an effort to preserve bandwidth amid the pandemic. But US providers seem to ... -
The FCC Fines Wireless Companies for Selling Users' Location Data
The proposed fines—against T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint—total more than $200 million for their role in breaches of privacy. http://www.wired.com/ -
The US Hits Huawei With New Charges of Trade Secret Theft
The latest indictment adds racketeering to the list of violations allegedly committed by the Chinese telecom company. http://www.wired.com/ -
Mobile World Congress Is Canceled Over Coronavirus Fears
The wireless industry showcase becomes the latest tech casualty of the global health emergency. http://www.wired.com/ -
Judge Rules That T-Mobile Can Acquire Sprint
The deal would reduce the number of big national carriers to three, from four. Dish Network says it will build ... -
The US Is Losing Its Fight Against Huawei
The Trump administration has spent years pressuring the UK to ban Chinese giant Huawei. It didn’t work. http://www.wired.com/
