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Circling in on the expected iPhone SE 4 design, China's DeepSeek rattles Silicon Valley, and Apple releases iOS 11.3. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The drama continues in the TikTok saga, Samsung announces the Galaxy S25 series, and the UK announces plans for its own digital wallet. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Motorola reveals new moto g devices, Apple pulls back on its news notification summaries, and how to stay alert for iMessage phishing. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
AT&T announces credits for outages, Apple makes it easier to add Matter accessories to HomeKit, and the latest announcements from CES. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The FCC no longer has the authority to enforce net neutrality, CES looms, and Apple kicks off the new year with a Strava partnership. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Recapping the key mobile phone themes from 2024, plus a perspective on how to use the iPhone’s Camera Control. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The FCC clears a path for unlicensed use of the 6 GHz band, T-Mobile is accepting beta-test sign ups for its direct-to-cell service, and granular control comes to Camera Control. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The FCC has had enough with robocalls, Verizon wants you to pay more to guarantee good video calls, and the latest protocols could be coming soon to the Apple Watch. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Governments are cracking down on social media, cybersecurity threats are targeting US Telecoms, and the UK approves the merger between Vodafone and Three. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Starlink gets FCC authorization to provide T-Mobile Direct-to-Cell service, more rumors swirl around the iPhone 17 Air, and the FTC raises concerns about smart device updates. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The DOJ wants Google to sell off Chrome, T-Mobile thwarts a major network breach, and WhatsApp introduces voice transcription. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
AirTag locations can now be shared with a link, Boost sheds its MVNO status, and rebooting iPhones are making things difficult for law enforcement. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The EU opens an investigation against Corning, SpaceX connects over a quarter-million customers during recent US hurricanes, and Apple releases beta versions of iOS 18.2. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
iOS 18.1 arrives, Google looks to speed up its releases of Android, and contemplating fixed wireless reliability. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Carriers don’t like the FCCs proposed rule on phone unlocking, AT&T announces 30-day trials, and iOS 18.1 is coming this week. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The FTC looks to make canceling subscriptions easier, AI’s impact on device RAM, and Apple’s Car Key feature comes to new vehicles. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Carriers respond to a second hurricane to hit the southeast in 2 weeks, implications about some of Apple’s new software, and discussing satellite messaging as a lifeline in emergencies. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
A nationwide outage hits Verizon, DirecTV buys Dish, and Apple’s first point releases of the fall. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Diving deep on the iPhone 16, California passes a ‘Click to Cancel’ law, and does battery management even matter. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The EU asks Apple to open up to third party devices, SpaceX tests wireless alerts from space, and the new iPhone 16 is here. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
New iPhones, new Apple Watches, and new AirPods, breaking down all the news out of Apple’s Glowtime event. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Verizon to acquire Frontier, final predictions ahead of Apple’s iPhone 16 event, and changes for Spotify users coming to Apple products. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The FCC ramps up funding for 5G in rural areas, Verizon’s plans for satellite connectivity, and its (almost) Glowtime. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Carriers look to Open Radio Access to drive network advancement, Apple re-releases updates, and discussing Google Fi. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Objections to T-Mobile’s direct to cell satellite service, new Pixel hardware, and mobile ID support coming to California. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The Department of Justice wins its case against Google, California drivers to soon get digital licenses, and on the go with the Apple Watch Ultra. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
A federal court rules that warrants are required to search phones, Qualcomm releases its most affordable 5G chipset, and iOS 18.1 shows off Apple Intelligence features. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
A lifetime price guarantee lawsuit has been filed against T-Mobile, looking ahead to future iPhones, and bring on the speed tests! How to Contact us: How to Listen:
AT&T discloses a major data breach affecting call and text records, the FCC proposes FirstNet manage the 4.9 GHz band, and T-Mobile maintains its top position in network performance. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Summer is here, and we’re talking about how to use technology to make the most of your travels. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
AT&T announces a new early upgrade program, speculation surrounding upcoming Apple products, and new Pixel hardware coming in August. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The FCC proposes making device unlocks easier, Verizon announces a rebrand, and Samsung schedules its next Unpacked event. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
California considers a statewide smartphone ban in schools, T-Mobile’s Price Lock guarantee gets challenged, and get ready to record those naps. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Apple's WWDC 2024 keynote unveils major updates across the board, T-Mobile's controversial price hikes, and Nokia's groundbreaking 3D spatial audio call over cellular. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Expectations ahead of this week’s WWDC, SpaceX aiming for a fall launch of direct-to-cellular satellite service, and price hikes for multiple subscription services. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
T-Mobile announces plans to acquire U.S. Cellular, Verizon shares its plans for satellite network coverage, and what we know about Apple’s AI plans in iOS 18. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Price increases for T-Mobile customers, Samsung and iFixit end their repair partnership, and using your phone to ride the Paris metro just got a whole lot easier. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
AT&T jumps into the space-based cell service game, new battery settings for the iPad, and all the AI details announced at Google I/O. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
US Cellular may be for sale, new iPads after an 18 month hiatus, and Google’s latest affordable Pixel. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
[audio http://traffic.libsyn.com/thecellphonejunkie/The_Cell_Phone_Junkie_Show_934.mp3] The purview of Europe’s Digital Markets Act expands, AT&T will let you go Turbo, and T-Mobile closes its deal with Mint. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The FCC reinstates net neutrality, new T-Mobile plans for on-the-go customers, and new iPads next week. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Concerns raised ahead of next week’s Net Neutrality draft rules vote, T-Mobile employees are being lured by SIM-swapping scams, and finding an EV charger while on the road is about to get a whole lot easier. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The FCC is getting ready to vote on Net Neutrality and the sale of location data, Google launches its own Find My Device service, and new iPads in May. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Oregon joins other states with its own Right to Repair law, a massive data leak impacts millions of AT&T customers, and faster charging comes to older iPhones. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The DOJ comes after Apple, dates set for this year’s developer conferences, and new plans from multiple MVNOs. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Apple works to train LLMs, Pixel 8A rumors, and answering the question “Is the iPad still relevant?” How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The US House wants a TikTok sale, Asus reveals new flagship hardware, and a discussion on message storage. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Qualcomm announces its new Snapdragon modem, MLB TV is back for T-Mobile customers, and two major AI features are coming to Android. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
New devices announced at Mobile World Congress 2024, AT&T offers credit to customers following last month's outage, and more thoughts on managing battery charging. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
AT&T suffers a massive nationwide outage, Android 15 is now available for developers, and Apple asks us to stop putting phones in rice. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The EU says iMessage doesn’t need to interoperate, T-Mobile will keep 2G around a bit longer, and cheaper prices are likely coming to Nothing. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The US bans AI-generated robocalls, Apple releases an AI model for editing photos, and Google’s AI chatbot has been renamed. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
AT&T fights spam by branding businesses, the end of the line for the beeper saga, for real this time, and the Apple Vision Pro arrives. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The race to space continues with backing from large investors, big price changes coming for Verizon customers, and Apple announces major software changes to comply with EU law. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The end of the Epic vs Apple legal battles, Samsung unveils the S24, and Apple pivots to keep the Apple Watch on store shelves. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
All the news and devices announced at CES 2024. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Recapping the international eSIM experience, T-Mobile’s Above and Beyond nationwide coverage is one step closer, and the Samsung Galaxy S24 is just 2 weeks away. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Traveling internationally, variations in battery health of different devices, and a deep dive into notes. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Apple pauses Apple Watch sales, Samsung Galaxy S24 specs leak, and a last ditch effort for Beeper Mini. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Verizon adds smartwatch support to its prepaid plans, Apple releases their last software updates of the year, and the ongoing saga of Apple vs. Beeper continues. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Push notifications and privacy, T-Mobile stands alone on mmWave, and 2024 is the year of Peach Fuzz. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Clearing up the NameDrop confusion, the FCC wants to make SIM swapping more secure, and new limits may soon be coming to Evernote. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
T-Mobile entices customers with $20 home internet, we’ll be waiting a few more years for cellular in MacBooks, and the disappearance of iMessage on Android as quickly as it appeared. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Apple will adopt RCS, iPhone dominates on 5G, and Nothing wants to turn your green bubbles blue. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Qualcomm and Iridium part ways, T-Mobile looks to another carrier acquisition, and DC looks to AirTags to stop vehicle thefts. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
T-Mobile brings back its popular $100 essentials promotion, Android 13 now runs on a quarter of Android devices, and Google Meet introduces On-the-Go mode. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
New chips from Qualcomm, Apple goes all in on right to repair, and Motorola shows off a foldable RAZR. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The latest numbers from the GSMA’s state of mobile connectivity, OnePlus announces the Open, and Apple wants to update new phone software without opening boxes. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Starlink teases its Direct to Cell service, price increases for T-Mobile plans, and Motorola looks to sharpen its edge. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Google announces new devices in the Pixel family, SpaceX files with the FCC to test direct-to-cellphone technology in orbit, and another week, another iOS update. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The FCC plans to bring back net neutrality, the EU wants Apple to open its ecosystem, and the iPhone 15 is hot. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
More calls from space, better 5G for iPhone 15, and better SPAM protection for Google Voice. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
All the announcements from Apple’s Wonderlust event, T-Mobile picks up more low-band spectrum, and Intel announces Thunderbolt 5. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
How a changing port could be reason enough to switch mobile platforms, T-Mobile considers an acquisition of USCellular, and Sony has unveiled the Xperia 5 V. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Postpaid plan prices continue to rise, new Android phones ahead of Google’s Pixel announcement, and Apple’s fall iPhone event is just two weeks away. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
AT&T expands its fixed wireless service, T-Mobile wants you to Go5G Next, and Apple does an about face with support for California’s Right to Repair Bill. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Payouts on the way for some iPhone owners, photo sharing between OSes, and making the move back to AT&T. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
More rate hikes for Verizon customers, rate decreases for Visible customers, and some hard truths about cellular laptops. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Cellular connections on laptops, what to expect from the iPhone 15, and spatial audio now works for Microsoft Teams. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Rate hikes for AT&T and Verizon customers, more fees for T-Mobile customers, and the next generation of foldable phones from Samsung. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
US network evaluations, a slew of Android hardware announcements, and replaceable batteries might be making a comeback. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
It’s the summer of 2023, and we’re talking all about the current state of worldwide 5G. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The hardware, software and other technology we’re using in 2023. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
New enhancements coming to NFC, more testing of terrestrial spectrum in space, and 5G service around airports is about to get a whole lot better. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
A special TCPJ deep dive into Apple’s new Vision Pro headset. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
8 reasons to consider a carrier switch, 8GB of RAM in the new handset from OnePlus, and how Amazon looks to combat Walmart+. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
New Macs, new software, and a new spatial computer, all the news out of WWDC 2023. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Arm unveils its next-gen chip designs, Motorola launches a foldable you might actually want, and what to expect from WWDC. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
AT&T raises concerns about supplemental coverage from space, Dish says it will cover 70% of the country with 5G next month, and Apple’s AR/VR headset is all but confirmed. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
New plans from Verizon, why your green bubble messages may not be going through, and beware malware on cheap Android devices. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Verizon announces a nationwide 5G expansion, Google announces new Pixel hardware, and solving streaming issues with a VPN. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Apple and Google team up to prevent unwanted tracking, T-Mobile successfully tests uploads on a 5G standalone network, and moto introduces a new lineup of handsets. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Move over 5G, 6G is on the way, an official call from the heavens, and more leaked details on Apple’s AR/VR headset. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
T-Mobile announces new competitive plans, Google FI gets a new name, and the next watchOS may be the biggest yet. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The FBI warns consumers of juice jacking concerns, T-Mobile leads US carriers in customer satisfaction, and Asus unveils its newest ROG Phone. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Carriers scramble to keep networks running in South Africa, T-Mobile inks a new deal with MLB, and cheers to 50 years of cellular. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
WWDC dates announced, rumors about Apple’s AR/VR headset, and T-Mobile fights to use recently purchased spectrum. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The FCC steps up to fight spam calls and texts, the stage is set for satellite telephony, and the quality of your phone calls is about to get a whole lot better. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Spectrum, how cellular generations rely on its reuse, and how to take full advantage of it in ultra-dense locations. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Verizon ramps up Ultra Wideband deployments, Apple rolls out Emergency SOS to more countries, and Google offers VPN service to more users. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
T-Mobile announces big speed improvements, Google Fi drops US Cellular, and new phones announced at Mobile World Congress. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Apple is dominating Gen Z, T-Mobile partners with Vail Resorts, and Magic Eraser is coming to all Google Photos users. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Qualcomm announces the Snapdragon X75, Ookla looks at 5G performance around the world, and big changes coming with iOS 16.4. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Qualcomm announces new silicon for wearables, the OnePlus 11 5G, and choosing the right Android device. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
More wins for T-Mobile’s network, talk of another tier of iPhone, and Samsung announces the Galaxy S23 series. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
5G Fixed Wireless Access is skyrocketing, Samsung prepares to launch the Galaxy S23 this week, and what to do if your ISP is throttling your connection. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Highs and lows for T-Mobile, iPhone 15 design rumors, and using Google Voice overseas. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
T-minus six months and counting for C-band restrictions around airports, Jitterbug phones go silent, and a key update from Evernote. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
New devices announced at CES 2023, a new Qi standard, and the battle heats up between satellite messaging services. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Ookla recaps the state of 2022 global internet speeds, a change for Twitter 2FA using phone numbers, and an unlikely company announces a Qi charger for phones. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Rumors of third party app stores for the iPhone, more 5G in the sky, and Apple releases one last round OS updates for 2022. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Apple introduces Advanced Data Protection, Verizon reaches its 2022 UWB deployment goal a month ahead of schedule, and when quick charging isn’t all that fast. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The FCC clamps down on Chinese telecom companies, Motorola announces a new flagship-level device, and three small Android updates. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
T-Mobile brings back its 4 lines for $100 promotion, rumors of new features on the Samsung Galaxy S23, and rumors of a Tesla phone. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
T-Mobile brings mid-band standalone 5G nationwide, Apple launches Emergency SOS via Satellite, and Qualcomm announces the Snapdragon 8, Gen 2. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
T-Mobile expands 5G Home Internet Coverage, new features in iOS, and how carriers are preventing SIM swapping. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Cricket Wireless now offers network test drives, T-Mobile announces a suitcase, and the value of the SIM PIN. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Apple raises subscription pricing, Verizon loses customers, and are you ready for a screen less “smartphone”? How to Contact us: How to Listen:
More C-band interference headaches for carriers, T-Mobile continues to dominate 5G performance, and Apple announces new iPads. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
A USB-C iPhone seems increasingly likely, Google rolls out support for Passkeys, and more discussion about eSIMs. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The EU mandates USB-C by 2024, Google announces the Pixel 7, and questions about eSIMs. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
New rules proposed by the FCC to fight scam text messages, carriers open up their networks in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, and concerns linger about iOS 16 battery life. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
An advocacy group wants the FCC to investigate device unlocking practices, another notch in T-Mobile’s Coverage Beyond belt, and what to do when your rear system needs replacement. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The iPhone 14 has arrived, the case for Xfinity, and a tale of why for an Apple Watch. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
4 new iPhones, 3 new Apple Watches, and 1 far out new way to communicate. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
USB gets a data boost, your location information up for sale, and notch watch 2022. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
T-Mobile and SpaceX team up, AT&T’s Enhanced 5G service is now available to more customers, and the new iPhone is right around the corner. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The stage looks set for Apple’s fall hardware and software announcements, Visible changes up their service plans, and more Edginess from Motorola. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Google ramps up calls for Apple to adopt RCS, the smartphone market in China declines, and new flagship hardware from Samsung. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
T-Mobile prioritizes first responders, a new flagship device from OnePlus, and cell service on the NYC subway is about to get a whole lot better. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Asus unveils the Zenphone 9, Apple Watch Pro rumors, and 5G networks are not all built the same. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
More top marks for T-Mobile’s 5G network performance, Verizon gives its mid-band network a boost, and the FCC is again investigating the collection and use of carrier location data. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
T-Mobile continues its dominance in the latest 5G benchmarking, a new cheaper Verizon plan, and prepare to be Schok’ed. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Verizon is sending out mediocre phones for customers still using 3G ahead of network sunset, Apple announces Lockdown mode, and more updates on switching to Verizon. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Changing carriers for the first time in a decade, the Apple vs. Qualcomm saga is over...again, and the iPhone turns 15. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
5G speeds top 200Mbps at airports as the FAA gives the C-band green light, T-Mobile continues its lead 5G network performance, and the iPhone dominates the global best-selling smartphone list. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Carrier plan changes, platform switching gets easier, and a new network is born. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
All the news out of this year’s WWDC, the EU will require a USB-C mobile charging standard, and does a SIM card really make a difference. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Speculation surrounding this week’s WWDC, Verizon brings eSIM functionality to unlocked devices, and T-Mobile launches Voice over New Radio. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Transitioning back west, Digital IDs, and communicating through space. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Qualcomm announces a pair of new Snapdragon processors, Verizon raising rates by a couple bucks, and more discussion about OS dominance. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Google announces new hardware at I|O, AT&T launches location based routing of 911 calls, and looking at the past to predict the future. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Apple starts making the move to its own modems, AT&T raises plan prices, and T-Mobile raises the bar on 5G home internet. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Musk buys Twitter, dual-SIM data switching, and using AirTags for vehicle tracking. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The FCC wants to investigate radio receiver interference, T-Mobile will launch the OnePlus Nord N20 5G next week, and Apple updates firmware for the MagSafe Battery Pack. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Google Fi updates plans, Apple Watch may be more functional when the battery runs low, and self repairs for the Google Pixel. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Apple announces dates for WWDC 2022, Google updates multiple apps and services, and do you really need that new SIM? How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The EU wants interoperable messaging platforms, Verizon and AT&T playing catch up with C-band deployments, and T-Mobile delays CDMA network shutdowns. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
5G impacts battery life, 5G coverage gets better, and 5G now costs less. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Ukraine carriers work to keep networks online, more iPhone 14 speculation, and Apple releases a slew of device updates. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
A new iPhone SE, a new iPad Air, and an update to Google’s Messaging application. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
New chips from Qualcomm, Verizon accelerates its mid-band 5G deployments and new Apple hardware this week. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The reality of data caps, trouble for some Visible account holders, and a new flagship from Motorola. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Worldwide data speeds put the hammer down, Apple soothes iCloud keychain pain, and the downside of the upstream. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Samsung announces the Galaxy S22 series, Apple announces Tap to Pay on iPhone, and a deeper dive into battery maintenance options for Android handsets. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The Open App Markets Act progresses through the Senate, Verizon moves to 3-year contracts, and more details emerge about the next generation iPhone SE. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
More 5G wins for T-Mobile, more features on the horizon with iOS 15.3, and choosing an eSIM when traveling internationally. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
AT&T and Verizon launch mid-band 5G, considering the Open App Markets Act, and using a Dual SIM device. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The FAA and FCC reach agreement regarding the C-band spectrum, trouble with Apple’s Private Relay, and not all mid-band is created equal. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
More drama around the launch of 5G in the C-band, new hardware shown off at CES, and Samsung turns to RF harvesting. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
5G explained, another data breach for T-Mobile and support for legacy BlackBerry devices runs out. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Battery charging tips, the FCC announces a settlement over failed 911 calls, and aircraft manufacturers ask the DOT to delay C-band deployment for 5G. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Rumors of a 3rd generation iPhone SE, Stingray use under scrutiny, and Apple releases iOS 15.2. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The FAA releases safety directives surrounding interference when flying in areas with 5G C-Band signals, the UK announces 2G and 3G network sunset plans, and DC approves the use of digital Driver's Licenses and IDs. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Qualcomm announces the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, the FTC looks to block the acquisition of Arm by Nvidia, and T-Mobile's mid-band 5G coverage is now nationwide. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Mobile phones and tracking down insurrectionists, Qualcomm shakes up Snapdragon branding, and Apple may be ready with its own modem by 2023. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Apple announces a new Self Service Repair Online Store, pushing back on the C-band deployment delay, and T-Mobile hits their Ultra Capacity rollout goal weeks ahead of expectations. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The $1.2B US Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act means big investments for broadband, more products see Find My support through Apple's AirTags technology, and why GaN should be your plan. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Making the case to use Mail for iOS, AT&T and Verizon agree to delay the launch of 5G in the C-Band, and T-Mobile provides all T-Mobile and Sprint customers a free year of Paramount+. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Qualcomm announces next years smartphone chips, Verizon partners with Amazon on the Project Kuiper satellite internet constellation, and Apple releases iOS 15.1. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Apple gets Unleashed, Google chooses Flagship, and Samsung does Bespoke. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Opensignal confirms T-Mobile as the fastest US mobile network, Apple extends the AirPods repair program, and what to do when your SlingBox stops working. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Text message router Syniverse reveals database hack, Apple Watch Series 7, and 800 episodes of The Cell Phone Junkie. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The USB Implementers Forum attempts to unify branding for USB Type-C, the FCC proposes new rules to crack down on SIM swap fraud, and week 2 with iOS 15. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Europe wants to standardize USB-C, iOS 15 first impressions, and will a new phone help with dead zones. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Apple announces the iPhone 13, the Apple Watch Series 7, and multiple new iPads. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
A judge rules that Apple must let developers offer third party payments, Verizon expands 5G Ultra Wideband connectivity to nearly all NFL stadiums, and Apple's fall 2021 event is coming up on Tuesday. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Digital IDs are coming soon, rumors of satellite tech for iPhones, and changes to Apple's digital security services and subscriptions. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
T-Mobile wins as PCMag's fastest mobile network, new leaked details about the Apple Watch Series 7, and things you can do to protect yourself following the T-Mobile hack. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
T-Mobile in hot water over claims following it’s merger with Sprint, a data breach causes other headaches for T-Mobile, and new Android hardware from Google and Motorola. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Vodafone prepares to restart roaming charges, a triad of Senators introduce legislation on app stores regulation, and Samsung announces the Z Fold3 and Z Flip3. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Verizon rolls out 5G business to more cities, T-Mobile plans to shut down the Sprint LTE network next year, and Google releases details of the Pixel 6. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Apple reports and beats quarterly earnings, T-Mobile announces mid-band 5G coverage for half the US, and new hardware from Nokia. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Apple reaches Google in US smartphone parity, Verizon joins the Messages by Google RCS gang, and Apple releases iOS 14.7. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Apple announces the MagSafe Battery Pack, Microsoft unveils Windows 365 and 15 years of The Cell Phone Junkie. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Qualcomm and Asus announce the Smartphone for Snapdragon Insiders, OnePlus announces a new Android update policy, and maintaining a persistent date in the Android notification status bar. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
AT&T chooses Google Messages, Apple launches iOS15 public betas, and T-Mobile leverages eSIM to try before you buy. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Half of the world owns a smartphone, rumors about a next generation iPhone SE, and summer is here, and so are a few travel tips. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Average mobile data usage now exceeds 10GB per month, T-Mobile enables priority access to first responders, and the Beats Studio Buds are announced. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
All the updates from the WWDC Keynote, President Biden rolls back restrictions targeting TikTok and WeChat, and Motorola announces the moto g stylus 5G. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
15% of US Adults are now mobile-only internet users, Google announces Pixel Buds A-Series, and Evernote adds task management. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Details emerge regarding WWDC 2021, iPad OS limitations continue to disappoint, and the future of chargers is GaN. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
AT&T splits with WarnerMedia, Qualcomm attempts to fill the semiconductor gap, and Google announces Android 12. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The DoD accused of tracking US citizens without warrants, Asus announces the Zenphone 8, and Nokia announces a feature phone for Verizon. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
A campaign is exposed to repeal net neutrality rules, T-Mobile approaching 50% POPs coverage with mid-band 5G, and Google announces requirements for data collection by apps. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Cellebrite legal challenges, 5G performance metrics, and T-Mobile announces the SyncUP Tracker to compete with AirTags. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
All the news from Apple's Spring Loaded event, Verizon launches 5G Ultra Wideband in new cities, and Samsung announces Galaxy Upcycling at Home. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple announces its spring 2021 event, San Francisco's clipper card moves to express transit mode, and Spotify teases its Car Thing. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
LG leaves the phone sector, 5G Home internet service starts to take shape, and Apple opens up Find My iPhone to non-Apple devices. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
eSIM connected devices to double by 2025, Verizon to sunset CDMA at the end of 2022, and T-Mobile goes all in with Google's Messaging App for Android. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Qualcomm announces the Snapdragon 780G, T-Mobile completes STIR/SHAKEN implementation with all US networks, and OnePlus unveils the OnePlus 9. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple and Google start surfacing vaccine locations in their respective maps applications, Nubia announces the RedMagic 6, and what to do about FaceTime spam. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Congress passes the Accessible, Affordable Internet for All Act this week, get ready to pay more for 5G on Verizon and Google Voice gets ready to ditch SMS forwarding. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Qualcomm announces Snapdragon Sound, T-Mobile entices enterprise customers to work from anywhere, and Apple makes it easier to export your photos. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Clipper Card goes digital, T-Mobile raises the bar on unlimited, and Google lets you schedule when to send text messages. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Essential is now Nothing, Apple will handle more repairs in-house, and Google releases a preview of Android 12 to developers. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple Car rumors make a 180, new options from MVNO Visible, and what happens to phones when they get traded in. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple Car rumors continue to swirl, the future of smartphone photography may come down to flat lens technology, and Apple wants to let your Watch unlock your iPhone. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Who's leading the 5G race in the US, Apple reports record holiday quarter results, and Verizon kicks mmWave deployments into high gear. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Qualcomm announces the Snapdragon 870, the future of Apple laptops could look a lot like the iPad, and Google redesigning search on mobile. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Qualcomm acquires Nuvia, Samsung unveils its S21 series, and Microsoft updates its iPad Office apps. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Verizon shifts course and won't shut down it's 3G network yet, a new iPhone SE may be on the horizon for Q2, and the Galaxy S21 arrives this week. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The latest federal government stimulus bill includes broadband subsidies for schools and small businesses, T-Mobile stops activating CDMA-only devices, and the end is here for Adobe Flash. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple's newest iOS privacy feature rolling out soon, Xiaomi will become the latest company to remove chargers from the box, and how to upgrade from Sprint to T-Mobile. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Qualcomm and Google collaborate on enhance Project Treble, Apple releases iOS 14.3, and 5G terms explained. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Troubleshooting Apple Watch Battery issues, T-Mobile announces a standalone 5G hotspot and plans, and Apple announces AirPods Max. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The FCC will have a new commissioner in January, Qualcomm announces the Snapdragon 888, and HD Facetime comes to the iPhone. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
GPS is about to get a major upgrade, the FCC kills a proposal to allow in-flight calling on planes, and how to use cellular as your primary connection without breaking the bank. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Verizon entices enterprise users with its new Fleet Swap program, T-Mobile implements 3 digit dialing for mental health support, and discussing 3rd party charging solutions. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
T-Mobile expands it's home internet program, Google Photos sun-setting free unlimited uploads, and the end of an era for Slingbox. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Qualcomm reports quarterly earnings, Spotify begins streaming support on the Apple Watch, and Apple releases iOS 14.2. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple releases quarterly earnings, T-Mobile announces TVision streaming television, and more comments about home phone replacements. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Hands on with the iPhone 12, the UK updates laws regarding phone usage while driving, and what plan to get when all you really need is minutes. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple announces 4 new iPhones, Florida drivers will soon have virtual licenses, and OnePlus revealed the OnePlus 8T. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple's iPhone 12 is almost here, T-Mobile's successful 5G NR session using carrier aggregation, and Spotify now lets you search by lyrics. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
New York announces their COVID notification app, Google announces its 5G Pixel phones for 2020, and Battery Charging 101. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Qualcomm announces a new 7-series gaming chip, Samsung shows off a more affordable Galaxy S20 phone, and Amazon announces Luna. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Nvidia acquires Arm, Verizon acquires Tracfone, and all the news out of Apple's fall 2020 event. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Google announces Android 11, a special Apple event this week, and Motorola launches it's 2020 razr. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple and Google announce Exposure Notifications Express, T-Mobile goes live with mid-band 5G, and DC Metro cards get added to Express Transit. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The ongoing legal drama between Epic Games and Apple, the US trails in 5G data speeds, and rumors of an AirPower replacement. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The US Secret Service buys smartphone location data, Apple gives customers more time to purchase AppleCare, and Evernote Premium explained. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Diving deep on the iPad Magic Keyboard, Microsoft finally launches the the Surface Duo, and multiple Android updates from Google. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Virginia adopts the Exposure Notification API, T-Mobile enables standalone mode on it's 5G network, and Samsung announces the Galaxy Note20. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Qualcomm announces Quick Charge 5, iPhone 12 delays, and updates to the Apple/Google Exposure Notifications System. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
T-Mobile reveals plans for its 5G new radio Standalone technology, the iPhone SE is attracting Android switchers, and Major League Baseball relies on iPads for its shortened season. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple settles its class action lawsuit about iPhone performance, T-Mobile announces ScanShield, and half a dozen new sub-$300 entry level devices. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The 3GPP releases the latest standard for 5G NR, Apple may include less in the box with your next iPhone, and the iOS 14 public beta is out. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Opensignal ranks 5G deployments, Dish officially buys Boost, and Google rolls out a Verified Calls feature. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
All the news out of WWDC 2020, Verizon starts testing Dynamic Spectrum Sharing, and a new Google Photos app. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Qualcomm announces a new 6-series Snapdragon chip, AT&T continues it's low-band 5G rollout, and the saga of the Moto G power continues. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Dish may back out of its deal to buy Boost, the iPhone 12 is about to enter volume production, and the first public beta of Android 11. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
C-band reallocation makes way for additional mid-band spectrum, speculation of a 5G iPad, and Motorola announces new entry level handsets. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Arm announces its next generation of integrated chips, T-Mobile announces an expanded RCS partnership with Google, and what to do when Wi-Fi calling just won’t cut it. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The divide between 5G speed and availability, AT&T backs away from marketing 5G E, and the joint Apple/Google Exposure Notification API is live. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Qualcomm announces a new high end gaming chip, details about the Sprint brand transition, and new hardware from TCL. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
3M working on fingerprint readers in LCD screens, GPS facing an interference threat, and Google updates Drive for iOS. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The UK moves forward with its own contact tracing app, Americans start leaving their homes ahead of shelter-in-place orders being lifted, and Pandora continues to lead the way with Apple Watch music support. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple and Google speed up their contact tracing plans, Motorola gets back into the flagship game, and more thoughts about the iPhone SE. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Carriers offer free and discounted service to healthcare workers, Apple launches the new iPhone SE, and Verizon announces a connected device for seniors. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple and Google working together to help track the Coronavirus, Samsung announces its mid-range lineup for 2020, and Apple releases iOS 13.4.1. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The Sprint and T-Mobile Merger is official, Tracfone busted for fraud, and Apple buys DarkSky. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
More plan changes from carriers in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, iOS 13.4 gets released, and what iPadOS 13.4 means for enterprise users. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
US carriers step up in response to COVID-19, Apple announces a new iPad Pro, and how to move ringtones when switching to an iPhone. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
A ton of Apple leaks from the iOS14 code, Verizon annouces Yahoo Mobile, and how sensors could replace the buttons on your phone. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Google cancels I|O 2020, AT&T brings mmWave 5G to the masses, and Google adds new capabilities to the Pixel. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Qualcomm announces its next-gen 5G modem, new hardware from Sony and rumors of a trackpad coming to the iPad. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
A new alliance proposes in-flight connectivity standards, Sprint and T-Mobile finalize deal terms for their merger, and rumors of a March Apple event. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
T-Mobile takes a step closer to its merger with Sprint, Samsung announces their 2020 galaxy line, and Pandora rolls out untethered music streaming for the Apple Watch. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The FCC proposes additional 4Ghz spectrum be available for 5G, Microsoft brings multitasking to Outlook for iPad OS, and the end of an era for BlackBerry. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple releases record earnings, the DOJ starts clamping down on robocalls, and taking a Byte out of Vine. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Qualcomm announced new Snapdragon chips for mid-range phones, Opensignal releases 2019 network data, and more Apple rumors. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Carriers fail when it comes to protecting customers against SIM-swap attacks, Google Smart Lock comes to iOS, and we may see full 5G support in the iPhone this year after all. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
CES 2020 surprises, Sprint to shutter Virgin Mobile, and the latest 5G expectations for the iPhone. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple’s SOS feature credited with saving a woman from an assault, Samsung’s next flagship is right around the corner, and JLab Audio announces it’s own wireless earbuds. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple dominates in Smartphone profits, Verizon reaches 30 5G markets, and the iPhone XR continues to be Apple's best selling device. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Sprint begins offering free basic SPAM protection, app based early earthquake warnings, and the Senate passes the Telephone Robocall Abuse Criminal Enforcement and Deterrence Act. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Considering 5G as a wireless home broadband alternative, AT&T launches its 5G network, and Apple releases iOS 13.3. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The FCC adopts new rules for the accuracy of location data, new chipsets announced from Qualcomm, and T-Mobile’s nationwide 5G network goes live. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
MediaTek announces its own SOC with an integrated 5G modem, the US lags in mobile video quality, and multiple states announce merger settlements with T-Mobile. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
US communications regulators have cut off funding for 2 Chinese companies, leadership changes for T-Mobile, and Apple releases Smart Battery Cases for the iPhones 11. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Changes to lawful searches at the US boarder, a new RAZR from Motorola, and iOS mail issues. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
T-Mobile announces the launch date for its low-band 5G network, Microsoft releases a consolidated office app, and iOS 13.2.2. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Google buys Fitbit, Apple announces the AirPods Pro, and troubles with iOS 13.2. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
All 4 US carriers join forces to accelerate RCS, Sprint and Verizon announce 5G expansions, and LG brings the dual-screen V8 to the US. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The FCC approves T-Mobile’s merger with Sprint, Google unveils the Pixel 4, and iOS 13.1.3. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Law enforcement has been cracking iPhones for 2 years, Apple’s timeline for in-house 5G chipsets, and the comeback of the flip phone. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple announces an iPhone 6s repair program, Microsoft announces a dual screen Android device, and your iPhone questions answered. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
An FCC investigation of Sprint could stall it’s merger with T-Mobile, iOS 13.1 plus 13.1.1, and iPhone 11 is so last week. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Wi-Fi 6 is here, Google Fi goes unlimited, and Apple releases iOS 13 and Watch OS 6. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
All Apple this week with details about Apple Arcade and Apple TV+, 3 new iPhone 11 models, plus a new iPad and Apple Watches. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Verizon brings 5G to the NFL, a glut of new Android handsets, and everything we know ahead of Apple’s iPhone 11 event this week. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
T-Mobile expands eSIM support to postpaid customers, new hardware from BLU and ZTE, and situational headphones. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Carrier throttling, what to expect this fall from Apple, and Google dropping desert names for Android OS. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
T-Mobile and AT&T to verify callers between networks, cheap plans for Palm’s tiny Android device, and how unlocked devices manage their radios. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Samsung announces the Galaxy Note 10, Codes for Cash and the Right to Repair battle continues. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple’s Q3 results raise questions about future smartphone growth, Verizon and T-Mobile talk 5G strategy, and Face Unlock is coming to Google’s Pixel. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
T-Mobile and Sprint get the approval they need from the DOJ, Apple purchases Intel’s 5G business, and Samsung brings back the Fold. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Clarifying the 5G health myth, comparing the results of multiple nationwide network tests, and a listener’s experience with US carriers traveling internationally. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The FCC announces new bands for 5G service, the first phone call of 5G is completed, and Apple disables the Walkie-Talkie feature on its Watch. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Mobile Chinese spyware, FaceTime attention correction, and rumors of a Dish Network spinoff in the New T-Mobile merger. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Real life 5G usage, Visible removes their speed cap, and summer travel season is upon us. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Facebook announces Libra, PCMag’s 2019 nationwide network test results, and discussing what to expect in the 2019 iPhone. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
A deep dive into the FTC’s ruling against Qualcomm and AT&T prepares to launch its first 5G phone. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
iOS13, iPadOS and an App Store on the watch, its WWDC week, and all about Apple. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
More updates on the T-Mobile and Sprint merger, Sprint officially launches their 5G network, and the Moto z4 is announced. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The FCC approves the Sprint and T-Mobile acquisition while the DOJ is still showing opposition, Huawei’s troubles get worse, and 5G could mean major issues for weather forecasters. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Vodafone announces its 5G timeline in the UK, sizing up the OnePlus 7 Pro, and Apple releases iOS 12.3. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Google announces 2 new Pixel deices, Bloomberg lays out what’s expected from Apple’s upcoming software updates, and sorting out time zone troubles. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple announces earnings following their mid-quarter revised guidance, Garmin announces new runner focused wearables, and exactly how Apple Pay works. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Discussing the cream of the prepaid MVNO crop, Verizon announces the first batch of 5G cities in 2019, and Samsung pauses the release of the Galaxy Fold. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple and Qualcomm settle their ongoing litigation, Intel abandons plans for 5G modem development, and the DOJ says not so fast to a Sprint and T-Mobile merger. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Qualcomm announces 3 new chips, T-Mobile shows off its TVision service, and Sprint steps up incentives and a satisfaction guarantee for switchers. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The FTC gives ISPs the green light to block applications if they disclose it, Verizon’s 5G network is live, and Palm’s new tiny smartphone will functional as a standalone device. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Services galore announced by Apple, here comes LG’s G8 and AirPower gets cancelled. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple releases new hardware, Google to let people play Android games without downloading them, and Twitter’s camera gets a new UI. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Verizon releases details about its real 5G network, Spotify thinks it’s getting a raw deal from Apple, and predictions on Apple’s new digital magazine and video streaming services. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Breaking up big tech, T-Mobile wants to bring LTE to your home, and the latest iPhones have a stuttering problem. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
USB 3.2 is here and it’s confusing, half a dozen new Android phones, and import to excel with your phone’s camera. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Qualcomm announces their new X55 5G modem, Samsung announces the 10th iteration of Galaxy, and device announcements out of Mobile World Congress. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Measuring network speed differences with phones over time, Apple’s next media event will focus on services, and how to determine if you’re using T-Mobile’s 600MHz network. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
House democrats put the FCC on notice, Sprint sues AT&T over misleading 5G network claims, and analyst predictions suggest consumers are hanging onto devices longer than ever. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Lawmakers press for action against the sharing of customer location information, Verizon hits pause on their home 5G rollout, and Apple’s FaceTime problem. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
OpenSignal releases their latest network results, a new MNVO on Verizon, and a button-less, port-less phone. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
A Bluetooth breakthrough, Google Fi announces support for RCS, and Apple releases the Smart Battery Case for the iPhone X line. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
All the news out of CES 2019, and what you need to know about US carriers selling your location information. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
CES 2019 kicks off this week, Apple revises guidance due to slumping China sales, and an app that warns you about earthquakes. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Out with the old, and in with the new, here comes 2019. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Next generation GPS is here, AT&T plans to start marketing the latest LTE technologies as 5G, and eSIM activation woes. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The FCC hopes new measures will protect consumers from robocalls, the merger of Sprint and T-Mobile might be approved as early as this week, and how to make the switch to Evernote. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Qualcomm announces it's flagship SOC for 2019, eSIM support for iOS finally arrives, and now is the time for iPhone battery replacements. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Banking with your carrier, Google rebrands their MVNO and eSIM frustrations. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The FCC proposes reclassifying text messaging, Google shutting down SMS notifications for calendar events, and a discussion around public charging. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The FCC opens up use of Europe’s Galileo satellite system, Senators dig into video throttling, and ProjectFi starts auto-connecting to VPN. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The FCC wants robocall standards both SHAKEN and STIRed, the iPhone 8 joins Apple’s refurbished lineup, and Samsung shows off its foldable display technology. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple releases iOS 12.1 and announces new iPads, OnePlus announces the 6T and will sell it at T-Mobile and a more useful Gmail comes to iOS. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
AT&T inches closer to launching a commercial 5G network, HTC releases the blockchain based Exodus 1, and Google is discontinuing Android Nearby Notifications. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Communications in the aftermath of a natural disaster, T-Mobile introduces ultra-cheap 3-year installment plans, and there’s a new Palm in town. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Google’s fall media event showcases new phone hardware, Apple updates iOS, and CVS finally caves in and adopts Apple Pay. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
California re-institutes net neutrality, Verizon 5G Home service goes live, and LG announces the V40 ThinQ. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
SiriusXM buys Pandora, the FCC continues to clear the path forward for 5G, and T-Mobile rebrands MetroPCS. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple releases iOS 12, this week’s wireless emergency alert system test is more than just a test, and 2019 will be the year of the robocall. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple announces 3 new iPhones and a new Apple Watch, more 5G cities announced, and a wearable made for kids. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
A shift in Samsung strategy, the FCC works to pave the way for smooth 5G deployment, and discussing the future of Evernote. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
AT&T announces more 5G launch markets, new Android hardware announced at IFA, and Apple hardware rumors ahead of the fall media event. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Public safety data throttling, Fitbit announces the Charge 3, and putting your phone number on vacation mode. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Google is likely tracking your location whether you’ve asked it to or not, T-Mobile wants to take the pain out of customer service, and Google One launches for everyone. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
P is for Pie, Samsung announces the Galaxy Note 9, and fighting the good fight against robocalls. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Huawei passes Apple as the number 2 smartphone vendor worldwide, iPad Pro rumors start to heat up, and WhatsApp adds group voice and video calling ahead of FaceTime. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Qualcomm ends bid to acquire NXP, Verizon announces its own VPN, and Android P enters its final preview beta. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Verizon restricts new activations to devices with VoLTE, T-Mobile updates its Simple Global Plan, and answering the question about iMessage syncing on the Apple Watch. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The US lifts its ban on ZTE, Apple releases iOS 11.4.1, and downloading Netflix shows for offline viewing is about to get a little easier. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Comcast changes the terms of it's unlimited plan, Light working on a nine camera array for a smartphone, and re-considering the AirPods. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Three new chipsets from Qualcomm, the WiFi alliance launches WPA3, and AT&T increases it’s administrative fee. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Carriers kill sharing of customer location data, Sprint and T-Mobile petition the FCC for permission to merge and the Car Connectivity Consortium releases the Digital Key spec 1.0. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
AT&T finalizes plans to acquire Time Warner, Verizon announces new unlimited plans and Sprint gets set to file paperwork for the transfer of spectrum licenses to T-Mobile. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
All the news out of WWDC 2018, net neutrality rules expire this week, and new mid-level Android phones. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
AT&T preparing to settle with the FTC over throttling litigation, LG announces the V35 ThinQ, and Apple makes iOS 11.4 with Messages in the Cloud available. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The Commerce Department brokers a deal with ZTE, FreedomPop announces Unreal Mobile, and HTC announces the U12+. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The US votes to maintain sanctions against ZTE, more 5G market announcements, and the OnePlus 6 is announced. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
All the news out of Google I|O, the deadline looms for the FCC's Restoring Internet Freedom order, and Microsoft wants to be platform agnostic with new tools to help manage your smartphone. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The US Government ratchets up the pressure on Huawei and ZTE while China asks for easing on restrictions, LG announces the G7 ThinQ, and Facebook might be your next matchmaker. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Sprint and T-Mobile announce an impending merger, Google rolls out a new Gmail, and Amazon raises Prime rates. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The deck is stacked against ZTE and Huawei, T-Mobile confirms it prioritizes cellular over WiFi for calling in latest iOS update, and Sprint and Google Voice will be separating. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The iPhone remains the most popular phone among teens, Android makers are often not forthright about security patches, and ESPN opens up to cord-cutters. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Stingrays found in Washington, Facebook announces security and privacy changes, and Google Voice testing WiFi Calling. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
More on Facebook’s privacy policies and practices, Google announces a ChromeOS tablet, and Apple releases iOS 11.3. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Facebook in hot water over compromised data, rural Vermont losing cell phone service, and unresponsive Samsung screens. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
President Trump halts the Broadcom purchase of Qualcomm, T-Mobile adopts Rich Communications Services, and Samsung devices will soon get access to same day repairs. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Net Neutrality will go to court, different ways to watch baseball this year, and Android P gets released to developers. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
More spectrum up for auction in 2018, Sprint and T-Mobile reveal more 5G deployment details, and Samsung reveals the Galaxy S9. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The FCC publishes it’s order ending net neutrality, new hardware and announcements from the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, and if you’re not on Android or iOS, your just an other. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Communication in the wake of a tragedy, a milestone for 5G, and Apple's changing focus on software quality. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Broadcom submits another offer to purchase Qualcomm, iOS source code gets leaked, and Huawei starts selling the Mate 10 Pro. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Google completes it's HTC acquisition, iPhone 7 price cuts, and to Oreo or not to Oreo. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
OpenSignal publishes its annual U.S. carrier report, Apple begins HomePod preorders, and Android wants to help you choose the best WiFi network. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The Net Neutrality debate continues, more US troubles for Huawei, and CarPlay as a subscription service. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
All the news out of CES 2018 and the saga of the iPhone battery continues. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The FCC releases its plan to roll-back net neutrality regulations, T-Mobile announces a significant expansion of its 600MHz network, and Meltdown and Spectre. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Considering a tablet as a primary computer, more details on Apple slowing down iPhones, and another Office competitor recommendation. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The 3GPP ratifies the first 5G spec, Nokia partners with Huawei, and Apple confirms it slows down old iPhones. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The FCC votes to repeal net neutrality regulations, T-Mobile announces an internet based television service, and what in the world is an appsperiment. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Qualcomm announces the Snapdragon 845, the iPhone X goes up for sale SIM-free, and Google releases Android 8.1 Oreo. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Qualcomm and Apple both file suits alleging patent infringement, the Supreme Court to decide on warrantless cell location data collection, and Microsoft has the Edge...browser. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The DOJ attempts to stop the proposed AT&T merger with Time Warner, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai announces plans to roll back net neutrality, and OnePlus announces the 5T. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Qualcomm rejects Broadcomm's acquisition offer, blocking of robocalls is coming soon, and the CDMA era is coming to an end at Verizon. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Broadcom makes their offer to purchase Qualcomm, Twitter gives all users 280 characters, and Google now offers real-time restaurant wait times. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The Sprint/T-mobile merger is off, Broadcom seeks to acquire Qualcomm, and the iPhone X is here. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
New York City riders will soon be able to use NFC to pay for their subway fare, iPhone X pre-orders begin, and Google responds to the Pixel 2 XL screen controversy. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The great WiFi security crack of 2017, the Pixel Visual Core, and if one display on your smartphone is good, will two make it great? How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
T-Mobile limits Mobile without Boarders, Wells Fargo rolls out NFC based ATM transactions and the official end for Windows Mobile. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Google announces new Pixel hardware, a new handset from BlackBerry, and another week, another iOS update. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Twitter doubles its character limit, iPhone X memory and battery specs get revealed, and discussing if it’s time to move on from the iPhone. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Google buys HTC, Verizon cuts off rural customers, and merger talks between T-Mobile and Sprint are back on. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple announces 3 new iPhones and an LTE enabled watch, BMW wants your phone to be your car key, and new Google Pixel hardware is right around the corner. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
US operators join forces on a universal authentication solution, T-Mobile starts giving away Netflix, and last minute predictions about the new iPhones. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Assessing the impact of Hurricane Harvey on cellular networks, new hardware from LG, Sony and Motorola, and here comes the iPhone 8. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Android 8 is officially Oreo, Verizon modifies its Unlimited plans, and Samsung announces the Galaxy Note 8. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
T-Mobile launches its first 600MHz cell sites in Wyoming, the Essential PH-1 starts shipping, and Android O is about to get a name. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Verizon launches a new rewards program, T-Mobile launches a new wireless plan for those over 55, and Facebook announces a new video service. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Open Signal publishes it’s mid-2017 State of Mobile Networks report, the HomePod reveals more details about the next iPhone, and iPads see a boost in Apple’s latest earnings report. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The TSA announces new screening procedures for carry-on electronics, Motorola announces the Z2 Force, and the end of Adobe Flash. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
T-Mobile continues to dominate US subscriber growth, when video optimization is really just throttling, and the Note 8 arrives next month. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The FCC announces steps to tackle robocalls for some, T-mobile domestic roaming comments from an expert, and 11 years strong for The Cell Phone Junkie. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
T-mobile raises the price of it’s unlimited data plan, rumors continue about the next iPhone, and a $1600 Android handset. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
LTE-LAA trials begin in the US, Apple releases public betas of iOS 11, and domestic roaming with T-Mobile. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The EU pushes for more encrypted private communications, Virgin Mobile goes iPhone only, and the OnePlus 5 is revealed. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Sprint starts offering a year of free service to switchers, the EU has officially abolished roaming charges, and Canada says carriers can no longer lock handsets. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
WWDC 2017 shows us iOS11 and new iPads, plus how to get VoLTE on prepaid. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
AT&T announces a new DirecTV promotion for wireless subscribers, Andy Rubin announces the premium PH-1 handset, and Qualcomm announces Quick Charge 4+. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The FCC is asked to approve ringless voicemail, T-Mobile releases DIGITS, and Facebook Live gets more interactive. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The FCC begins dismantling Net Neutrality, lots of news out of Google I|O, and HTC releases the U11. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Comcast and Charter announce partnership plans, rumors of a T-Mobile and Sprint merger heat back up, and the CTIA releases a tool to check if a phone has been stolen. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Cell phone only households top 50% for the first time, T-Mobile talks about it’s 5G plans, and more on the iPad Pro. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The EU abolishes roaming charges, AT&T ruins the future of 5G, and T-Mobile continues to ratchet up the pressure. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Verizon loses subscribers in Q1 for the first time ever, Sprint improves its plans to match T-Mobile, and iPhone 8 design rumors. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The FCC halts review of inflight calling, T-Mobile is the big winner in the 600MHz spectrum action, and Google makes Android Pay signup easier. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Comcast enters the wireless market with Xfinity Mobile, AT&T starts giving away access to HBO, and Pebble watches live on. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Samsung announces the Galaxy S8 and S8+, Apple updates iOS to version 10.3, and AT&T gets awarded the FirstNet project. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The US ponders a “dig once” policy for fiber infrastructure, the FCC and T-Mobile get proactive on scam calls, and new hardware from Apple. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
US carriers start taking pre-orders for the LG G6, Alexa comes to the iPhone, and the launch of Pandora Premium. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Unlimited now means 1GB per day, Nougat oozes all over, and bring on the Beats. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
AT&T and T-Mobile sweeten their unlimited plans, more hardware announcements out of Mobile World Congress, and is Apple already killing off the Lightning connection? How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
New chips out of Silicon Valley, new hardware out of Barcelona, and the 5G framework out of the ITU. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
It's an unlimited world - Verizon brings back their unlimited data plan, T-Mobile one-ups big red with tweaks to their plan, and Sprint and AT&T play catch up with offerings of their own. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Google releases Android Wear 2.0, Verizon and T-Mobile are neck and neck in network speed testing, and Apple releases BeatsX. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The FCC drops its review of zero-rating video services, Gigabit LTE goes live in Australia, and importing and exporting to Evernote. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Samsung details the Note 7 battery problems, a new version of Google Voice is released, and more on the AirPods disconnection issues. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
AT&T shuts down its 2G network, Evernote updates its iOS apps, and satellite data connections are about to get a whole lot better. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Digits and AirPods reviewed, the FCC pushes back on zero-rated services, and Verizon limits its unlimited plan. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
All the news and devices out of CES 2017, T-Mobile cuts fees from its rates plans, and Sprint refreshes Virgin Mobile. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Digits troubleshooting, iPad screen rippling and GPS data saving. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Regulating stingrays, AT&T starts blocking spamers and group video calls come to Facebook Messenger. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
6S replacements, DIGIT hiccups and 10.2 reliability. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Fitbit acquires and shuts down Pebble, the DOT proposes rules that could allow phone calling on US flights, and T-Mobile rolls out Digits. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
AT&T launches DirectTV Now, Nokia to make a return next year, and Netflix introduces offline viewing. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The US Department of Transportation pushes to limit phone use in vehicles, Google drops support for Gingerbread, and think twice before using the Verizon pop data feature. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The latest US carrier subscriber counts, new hardware from OnePlus and WhatsApp rolls out video calling. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
AT&T to begin offering downgraded video to save data, Apple begins selling refurbished iPhones, and the first major changes to Gmail for iOS in years. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Samsung gets aggressive with the remaining Note 7s, Huawei announces the Mate 9, and Google and Sprint announce the launch of RCS services. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Both Samsung and Apple lose marketshare as Chinese phone-makers pick up steam, new Windows and BlackBerry hardware, and the end of Vine. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
New chips released from Qualcomm, AT&T agrees to purchase Time Warner, and Apple releases 10.0.3. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The Note 7 is officially dead, Verizon starts offering unlimited hourly data sessions, and Project Fi announces family plans. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Google brightens our day with some new Pixels, more trouble Noted for Samsung, and Facebook just revealed a secret. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
California tightens up restrictions on mobile devices in vehicles, T-Mobile extends free international LTE roaming through the end of the year, and the end of an era for BlackBerry hardware. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
T-Mobile starts showcasing 5G, Comcast and Charter discuss their wireless futures, and what’s next from Google. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple launches the iPhone 7 and iOS 10, Verizon to zero-rate streaming NFL games, and Samsung finally formally recalls the Note 7. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple announces the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, T-Mobile announces major network upgrades, and more on the recall of the Samsung Note 7. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Verizon increases LTE speeds, T-Mobile further limits it's limited unlimited, and fall device announcements at IFA ahead of a new iPhone launch. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
RootMetrics scores the US carriers, WhatsApp starts sharing data with Facebook, and Google’s WiFi assistant comes to the Nexus line. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Android and iOS devices top 99% of worldwide market share, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint dramatically revamp their data plans, and Google releases Duo. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Sprint reaches nearly 300Mbps with 3-channel carrier aggregation, nearly a billion Android devices could be effected by a recently discovered security vulnerability, and what happens when wireless radios start to wear out. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Samsung announces the new Note, Google starts work on a standard password manager, and there might be hope for blocking unknown callers. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Verizon buys Yahoo, quarterly earnings reports roll in, and Google builds in spam blocking to the Android phone app on Nexus devices. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The FCC asks carriers to improve call blocking tools, Corning steps up it's game with the latest version of Gorilla Glass, and Verizon clamps down on unlimited plan users. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Qualcomm introduces the chip of 2017, creating the 5G rules to govern future networks, and AT&T bets on Flying COWs. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Verizon announces new rate plans, picking a keyboard for a tablet, and is this the end of an era for BlackBerry? How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
N is for Nougat, U.S. Cellular comes to Project Fi, and Amazon brings ads to the lock screen. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The FCC starts pushing 5G, corroborating rumors about the iPhone 7, and do more with Dropbox. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen: The Cell Phone Junkie Android App in the Amazon Appstore
All the news out of WWDC, Bluetooth 5 is announced, and the OnePlus 3 is available for purchase. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
T-Mobile announces Uncarrier 11, new hardware from Samsung and Motorola, and using Do Not Disturb to handle blocking of unknown calls. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Using location data to solve crimes, T-Mobile rolls out a plan for tourists in the US, and disecting the latest rumors for the iPhone 7. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Contradictory laboratory test results link certain cancers to cellular radiation, the continued slow slide of Windows Mobile, and Batman coming to a phone near you. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
All the news from Google I|O in San Francisco, plus new hardware from Motorola, and a new version of iOS9 from Apple. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The Feds question device security, free real-time offline language translation, and Evernote gets cozy with Google Drive. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
A new study claims that cell phones do not cause brain cancer, Netflix now gives users control over how much data their video consumes, and Dish networks may be your next call for cell phone repair. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
AT&T to shut down their 2G network by the end of the year, cheaper roaming throughout Europe, and 2 key apps get native iOS sharing. How to Contact us: www.thecellphonejunkie.com questions@thecellphonejunkie.com 650-999-0524 How to Listen: Subscribe iPhone/iPod Touch Application iTunes The Cell Phone Junkie Android App in the Amazon Appstore Download the show directly
First quarter earnings start rolling in, apps on your wrist will soon all be native, and clarifying world travel with Google services. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Court rulings, federal investigations, and proposed legislation, what the future implications each will have for the US consumer. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
T-Mobile expands Binge on and Music Freedom beside new voice services and 2-line plans, BBM offers more control over messages on all platforms, and how to keep your US number when moving abroad. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Prepaid is about to get less anonymous, T-Mobile planning for data-only plans, and save big on new smartphones at Walmart this spring. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Breaking down Apple’s latest press event announcements, AT&T and Verizon iPhone customers can now do more with WiFi calling, and T-Mobile opens up Binge On to You Tube. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
A look ahead to Apple's press event, free streaming baseball from T-Mobile, and Google Maps brings in ride sharing data. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The new Samsung Galaxy devices are now on sale with promotions galore, Project Fi is open to anyone, and jamming cells with get you thrown in a cell. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Taking sides in Apple vs. the FBI, DirecTV to offer streaming plans starting this fall, and "I'll pay with Google”…not so fast. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
More discussion on Apple vs. the FBI, more talk from the carriers about 5G, and Qualcomm wins big at Mobile World Congress. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple pushes back on the FBI to help crack into an iPhone, over 98% of smartphones around the world run Android or iOS, and new hardware out of Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
AT&T announces plans to start testing 5G, Sprint gets even more aggressive with device and plan pricing, and calling on Google Hangouts is about to get a lot better. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
OpenSignal reports on the state of the nations networks, Sprint sets the WiMAX sunset schedule, and get credit for trading in your broken iPhone. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Smartphone shipments hit an all time high in 2015, Sprint announces new LTE markets, and Apple Pay coming to an ATM near you. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Samsung forced to stop selling certain phones due to patent issues, rumors about a new smaller iPhone, and lots of discussion around T-Mobile’s inflight texting and iMessage. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
AT&T brings back unlimited data with a catch, iOS 9.3 is shaping up to be a major release, and a TCPJ reunion. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Cars become the new platform focus, Lenovo drops the Motorola brand, and all the news out of CES 2016. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
AT&T becomes the last US carrier to ditch contracts, Verizon starts offering switching incentives, and using T-Mobile while traveling in Europe. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
YouTube claims T-Mobile is throttling its video traffic, Samsung releases the Galaxy A9 and commentary on T-Mobile Binge On. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
The FCC questions carriers about zero-rated services, Project Fi opens up to data-only devices, and mobile payments are coming to China. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Boost Mobile announces free music streaming, Apple announces an iPhone battery case, and Cortana comes to iPhone and Android. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Cellphone-only households in the US closes in on 50%, 5G spectrum gets some spotlight at the World Radiocommunication Conference, and WiFi calling starts rolling out this week on Verizon. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
T-Mobile announces 3 months of unlimited data for all, Huawei announces the Mate 8, and Rdio begins cancelling customer subscriptions. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Sprint rebrands its enhanced network to LTE Plus alongside new rate plans and free tablets for customers, Apple Pay launches in Canada and Australia, and a question about fitting the iPad into your workflow. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
T-Mobile announces Binge On, the iPad Pro goes on sale, and YouTube Music is released. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Sprint becomes the first US carrier to announce a roaming agreement in Cuba, BlackBerry announces its plan to keep the Priv secure, and some key updates come to Evernote and Google Maps. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Another step by European Parliament to abolish roaming charges, new hardware from Motorola, and the future of Android might include Chrome. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Verizon turning a corner on WiFi calling, HTC announces the One A9 and Apple releases iOS 9.1. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Synchronized numbers and calling over WiFi, data is unlimited until it isn’t, and Band 12 revisited. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Jumping on the iPhone 6S bandwagon, AT&T launches WiFi calling, and new hardware from Microsoft. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Google announces new Nexus devices, Sprint announces plan rate increases, and making the move to T-Mobile. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
iPhone upgrade plans get dirt cheap, Samsung offers to pay some of your device installments to switch over, and more about the new band 12 for T-Mobile. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Qualcomm announces the processors of the future, Verizon now lets you say hola from Cuba, and Apple releases a fairly stable iOS 9.0. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple announces new iPhones and iPads, T-Mobile touts Extended range LTE and a new Lifetime Coverage Guarantee, and Google takes Android Pay live. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
T-Mobile tells customers to stop stealing data on its unlimited smartphone plans, rumors heat up ahead of this week’s new iPhone announcements, and a handful of Android devices are announced at IFA 2015. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Verizon finally embraces activation of non-Verizon devices, Apple announces its fall iPhone event, and how to choose a cloud storage solution. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
M is for Marshmallow, Sprint becomes the latest carrier to ditch contracts, and Google announces a WiFi router. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Google becomes Alphabet, Samsung announces the Galaxy Note 5 and S6 Edge+, and Apple releases iOS 8.4.1. How to Contact us: 650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Sprint falls to the #4 US carrier position, the FCC calendars the 600MHz spectrum auction, and Siri may soon start transcribing your voicemails. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
AT&T wants FM radios in Android handsets, T-Mobile announces good news for iPhone switchers, and new hardware from Motorola and OnePlus. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
AT&T raising activation fees, Verizon in a holding pattern for new spectrum, and T-Mobile plans to refresh text messaging. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Electronic SIM cards arriving as early as next year, Marshall announces an incredibly unique smartphone, and how to manage photos on iOS. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Microsoft makes significant cuts to its phone division, T-Mobile announces Mobile without Borders, and Apple releases the first public beta of iOS 9. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Roaming changes in Europe by 2017, Sprint announces a new All-In Plan, and Apple Music launches with iOS 8.4. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Qi gets a boost, T-Mobile ups their upgrade frequency, and Apple Music launches with week with the release of iOS 8.4. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
5G defining, data speed throttling, and Havana calling. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Apple reveals new versions of its operating systems, and getting mad at the carriers. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Changes in the government’s ability to collect phone records, T-Mobile eyes a merger with Dish Network, and Huawei looks to make a splash in the US market. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Google makes multiple announcements at IO, Apple releases its first Watch OS update, and Android Auto explained. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Verizon announces plans to buy AOL, T-Mobile’s LTE network now matches Sprint’s, and the comeback of the flip phone. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
AT&T loosens its belt on throttling of unlimited plans,T-Mobile announces the end of the MetroPCS CDMA network, and Amazon Prime video comes to the friendly skies. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Q1 earnings hit the street, Best Buy to start accepting Apple Pay, and Google Now functionality expands to dozens of third party apps. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Google reveals the launch details for Project Fi, how to buy an unlocked phone, and some tips when porting your number to Google Voice. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Sprint announces at home visits to setup your new phone, new hardware from Blackberry, and Google makes it easier to find your lost phone. How to Contact us:650-999-0524 How to Listen:
Sprint begins offering free international roaming, Apple releases iOS 8.3, and testing Outlook for iOS. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
T-Mobile announces new coverage maps, Apple Watch pre-orders begin this week, and Google Drive releases automatic photo backups. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The Android flagship battle heats up as both the HTC M9 and Samsung Galaxy S6 will be available in less than 2 weeks, plus Amazon is offering unlimited cloud storage for only $5 per month. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
T-Mobile announces Uncarrier 9.0, detailed rumors about a TV service from Apple come to light, and Facebook Messenger now lets you send and receive money to friends. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
All about Apple this week as we breakdown the Spring Forward media event, plus Google announces a new version of Android. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Google plans to announce it's own branded wireless service, the final 2014 carrier subscriber numbers are in, and counting down to the Apple Watch. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The FCC makes it’s decision about net neutrality, the Apple Watch press conference gets scheduled, and new devices trickle out at the 2015 Mobile World Congress. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Carriers speak out on the latest AWS spectrum auction, T-Mobile claims to have overtaken Sprint as the #3 US carrier, and public betas coming to iOS. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Apple reportedly working on a car, Visa wants to use your smartphone to verify your location, and a listener review of wearables. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Regulating internet access as a utility, Sprint picks up now bankrupt Radio Shack locations, and British Telecom buys mobile carrier EE. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The FCC’s latest spectrum auction wraps up, Apple reports the largest quarterly earnings of any company in history, and Microsoft released its Outlook app. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Dealing with a new wave of robocalls to cell phones, Microsoft announces Windows 10, and could Google be your next carrier? How to Contact us: How to Listen:
A possible suitor for BlackBerry emerges, Google releases Chrome Remote Desktop for iOS, and closing the loop on closing iPhone apps. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
More carriers begin offering rollover data, and the news out of CES 2015. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
T-Mobile’s John Legere wraps up the year with predictions of his own, a big win for Apple Pay, and CES 2015 is underway. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
A look back at 2014 and a look ahead to what we can expect in 2015. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The FCC provides guidance on data roaming rates, T-Mobile announces Data Stash, and BlackBerry announces a Classic. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Bringing the driver’s license into the 21st century with a smartphone app, T-Mobile slashes rates on unlimited plans, and how to buy a used smartphone without getting burned by the bands. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
AT&T unifies throttling thresholds, Verizon announces network changes and upgrades, and Sprint targets competition with half price service offers. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
T-Mobile doubles its music unlimited offerings, Amazon slashes the price of the Fire Phone, and how to choose an all-in-one wireless printer. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
AT&T matches Verizon’s data promotion, T-Mobile makes international calling less expensive, and Apple releases iOS 8.1.1. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
President Obama speaks out in support of net neutrality, the Justice Department accused of flying fake cell towers around the US, and Apple finally releases a tool to disassociate phone numbers with iMessage. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Inter-carrier VoLTE coming soon, AT&T goes south of the border with Iusacell acquisition, and Canadian carrier Rogers introduces fixed price roaming in the US. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
T-Mobile continues it’s incredible growth, Motorola and Verizon announce the Droid Turbo, and if you give Google a minute, they’ll give you a free international call. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The NSA approves the use of select Samsung devices, Microsoft drops the Nokia brand from its smartphones, and Google announces a new email management app called Inbox. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Google announces new Nexus devices alongside the latest Android OS, Apple announces new iPads along side the latest MacOS, and HP announces the end of the road for WebOS. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
HTC announces a phone that prioritizes selfies, Google Voice now supports MMS, and the truth about data caps. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The FCC fines Marriott for blocking guest WiFi networks, data doubling promotions from Verizon and Sprint, and Microsoft announces Windows 10. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
AT&T doubles data buckets for plans above 15GB, Apple sells 10 million new iPhones in 72 hours, and BlackBerry releases it’s new Passport handset. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Verizon expands it’s XLTE network and fires up VoLTE calling, Sprint normalizes pricing across it’s prepaid brands, and the iPhone 6 arrives to long lines, and excited users. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Apple announces two new iPhones, a watch and a mobile payment platform, T-Mobile’s latest promotions are all about WiFi, and Google Voice finally gets some much needed attention. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Apple’s iPhone 6 announcement happens Tuesday, over a dozen smartphones announced at the IFA trade show in Berlin, and Android still reigns king in the US. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Verizon says VoLTE coming within weeks, service plan pricing keeps getting cheaper, and Dropbox significantly reduces pricing to match the competition. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Tesla brings us into the era of starting a car with your phone, the HTC One gets a new OS, and carrier switching incentives explode with new plans and offers. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Verizon announces its Voice over LTE intentions, T-Mobile starts throttling even more customers, and Samsung announces the Galaxy Alpha. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Verizon defends data throttling while the FCC asks all carriers to come clean on their tactics, Sprint bows out of bidding on T-Mobile, and rumors pick up on the iPhone 6 release date. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
T-Mobile may have a buyer that isn’t Sprint, Verizon get’s grilled about throttling of unlimited plan customers, and why LTE consolidation still means phone fragmentation. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Testing out wireless charging on the iPhone, quarterly earnings results, and Verizon begins prioritizing data traffic for heavy users. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
IBM and Apple announce a historic partnership, Sprint nears completion on its 800 MHZ rebanding, and Microsoft announces a company-wide reorganization. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The TSA mandates devices to power up when flying into the US, Microsoft says it will continue to deliver mobile devices for the Windows ecosystem, and mobile payment service ISIS decides to rebrand. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The FTC alleges cramming practices by T-Mobile, Samsung announces the Galaxy S5 mini and Apple releases iOS 7.1.2. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Google I/O headlines the week, Sprint announces several network milestones, and Microsoft wants to compete in cloud storage with One Drive price reductions. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Amazon announces the Fire phone, T-Mobile announces more “Uncarrier” initiatives, and multiple sources report on iWatch rumors. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
PC Mag tests and ranks the US mobile networks, Amazon announces a music streaming service, and how to get the best Google experience while using an iOS device. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Apple shows off iOS 8, Samsung announces a 7-inch smartphone, and Motorola rolls out KitKat updates to three devices. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Apple announces a multi-billion dollar Beats Audio purchase, LG announces its flagship G3 smartphone and explaining dBm readings. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
AT&T announces plans to purchase DirecTV, Verizon launches its new XLTE marketing of it's 4G network, and everyone's getting in on the VoLTE game. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Minnesota becomes the first state to mandate smartphone kill switches, AT&T announces the impending launch of HD voice, and Motorola announces the ultra low-cost Moto E. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Tales of iPhone repairs and iPad activations, Sprint announces plans to throttle data speeds, and 2K screens on smartphones are about to become mainstream. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
AT&T eyeing DirecTV as an acquisition target, T-Mobile reports huge subscriber gains, and get ready to watch TV on your mobile device this summer with free Hulu content. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The FCC comments on next year’s 600MHz spectrum auction, companies begin reporting their quarterly earnings, and Sprint announces plans to begin unlocking devices. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Key industry players announce support for the Smartphone Anti-Theft Voluntary Commitment, T-Mobile will stop charging overage fees on all plans, and Microsoft releases a preview of Windows Phone 8.1. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
T-Mobile continues to shake things up with new offerings, Dropbox announces a new way to manage photos on your mobile device with Carousel, and a new USB connector gets announced. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Microsoft announces Windows Phone 8.1, Verizon matches AT&T’s pricing on a popular multi-line plan, and how advanced network technology actually reduces functionality for certain Sprint devices. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Sprint announces network enhancements, HTC releases their new Flagship One M8, and Microsoft releases Office for the iPad. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Google announces Android Wear, Apple makes multiple hardware announcements, and US carriers start offering pre-orders of the Samsung Galaxy S5. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Europe pushing harder for interoperable mobile device chargers, T-Mobile announces the repurposing of its EDGE network for LTE, and Google Drive get’s a whole lot cheaper for mass cloud storage. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Apple announces CarPlay, AT&T and T-Mobile announce new plan pricing, and Google announces a new Gmail for iOS. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
64-bit chips, wearable tech and Android hardware dominate the Mobile World Congress. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Facebook announces they’re acquiring WhatsApp for $19 billion, Mobile World Congress kicks off with plenty of new device announcements, and LTE speeds are indeed getting slower. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Changes are on the way for wireless charging, Verizon responds to the competition with More Everything plans, and changes coming for Skype users to keep things in sync. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Samsung is getting set to announce the Galaxy S5, California is getting set to announce a smartphone kill switch, and how make an old cell phone your home phone. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Google sells Motorola, the FCC starts pushing for more digital services, and BlackBerry announces BlackBerry 10 version 10.2.1. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Verizon and AT&T make changes to their hardware upgrade programs, T-Mobile wants to become your bank, and speculation ramps up on the next iPhone. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
A US appeals court kills net neutrality, more rumors of a Sprint buyout of T-Mobile, and what Google's purchase of Nest could mean for the mobile industry. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
A deluge of new devices from the consumer electronics show, T-Mobile trying to shake up the US carrier market by paying your ETF, and AT&T would like companies to start “sponsoring” data. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
AT&T goes after T-Mobile with it’s latest promotion, Motorola drops the price of the Moto X, and CES 2014 kicks off this week. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
A look back at 2013 and a look ahead to what we can expect in 2014. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
More changes for BlackBerry amidst dismal quarterly earnings, Apple announces its agreement with China Mobile, and more KitKat updates for Motorola devices. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The FCC removes the ban of using phones on planes, Sprint may be mulling a buyout of T-Mobile and Mickey’s back on Android. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
AT&T announces cheaper postpaid plans, Verizon announces a substantial increase in capacity, and Apple closes in on a deal with China Mobile. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The DoD clears more airwaves for mobile networks, the Moto G goes on sale in the US and what does the future hold for 4G wireless networks. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The FCC mulls inflight cell phone calling, Sprint to provide a free year of service to students, and Apple starts offering the unlocked iPhone 5S. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Verizon confesses to having LTE capacity issues, Apple begins selling the iPad mini with Retina display, and Google Play Music comes to iOS. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Blackberry dumps their CEO, Verizon announces it’s own branded Ellipses tablet, and Google brings push notifications to its iOS app. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The FAA approves mobile devices to be used during all flight phases, Sprint announces Spark, and Google announces the Nexus 5. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Apple announces new iPads, Nokia announces new Lumias, and BlackBerry restarts cross-platform BBM distribution. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Google announces solid Q3 earnings, Verizon announces LTE deployments on AWS spectrum, and new Apple iPads coming this week. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
AT&T says voice over LTE is coming soon, T-Mobile announces free worldwide messaging and data roaming, and more speculation about the next Nexus. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Straight Talk comes clean on its throttling policies, iMessage woes plague Apple users and 10 great questions and comments. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Blackberry announces plans to go private, Apple announces new iPhone sales, and Google Voice now supports short codes. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The NTIA wants you to be able to unlock your phone, BlackBerry releases the Z30 and Apple releases iOS 7. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Apple announces 2 new iPhones, Straight Talk now supports LTE, and the Nexus 7 LTE hits Google Play. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Microsoft buys Nokia, Samsung announces the Note 3, and break me off a piece of that Kit Kat. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
LTE in the UK starts to heat up, Apple announced an iPhone trade in program, and carrier shenanigans during device upgrades. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Steve Ballmer announces his retirement from Microsoft, the Moto X hits the street for AT&T and Pandora brings unlimited streaming music back to mobile. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
BlackBerry evaluating strategic alternatives, Verizon evaluating a Canadian presence, and we evaluate using a tablet as a phone. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Vodafone UK announces its LTE network plans, LG announces its G2 flagship handset and Google begins rolling out its Android Device Manager. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Motorola announces the Moto X, on again off again rumors of a retina display on the next iPad mini, and Starbucks goes all-in with Google. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Google announces a new version of Android and new hardware, Verizon and Motorola announce the next generation of Droid, and how Sprint has fallen behind with 4G deployments...again. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
AT&T and Verizon "Jump" into the early device upgrade game, a new Nexus tablet is right around the corner, and a Google Maps for iOS update brings support for the iPad. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Sprint and T-Mobile release new service plans and programs, AT&T announces plans to purchase Cricket, and a Windows Phone with a 41MP camera. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Nokia plans to buy out Siemens, the FCC says it’s OK for Softbank to buy Sprint, and you may soon be able to buy a Moto X. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
BlackBerry comes up short on quarterly earnings, Verizon boasts its 500th LTE market, and say goodbye to iDEN. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Testing LTE speeds across the country, more drama between Sprint, Dish and Clearwire and Facebook brings video to Instagram. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Apple announces iOS 7, Nokia manufactures its last Symbian device and iPhone users get Office Mobile via Office 365. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Controversy swirls about the government telephone record collection practices, FreedomPop announces new free mobile plans coming in late summer plus new hardware from ASUS and Samsung. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Clearwire postpones its shareholder vote on the proposed Sprint acquisition, a white Nexus 4, and multiple comments about Straight Talk. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Sprint announces its first tri-band LTE products, the Samsung Galaxy S4 gets some prepaid love and Evernote adds reminders. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Google I/O introduces multiple new products and services, BlackBerry and Nokia each announce new hardware and BBM is coming to Android and iOS. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
AT&T announces its new MVNO, Nokia announces the Lumia 928 and how your carrier effects device battery life. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
A new leader for the FCC, T-Mobile closes its merger with MetroPCS and Google Now comes to iOS. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
First quarter earnings start to roll in, FreedomPop announces a move to the Sprint EVDO network and the BlackBerry Q10 should be available in the US by the end of May. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Google says they’re working on “phones-plus, Dish network makes an offer for Sprint and Samsung will have the Galaxy S4 out by the end of April. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Facebook announces Home, AT&T announces a massive LTE expansion and Samsung announces the Mega line. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
T-Mobile launches new plans, new devices and a new network, BlackBerry announces surprising quarterly earnings, and multiple devices get updated to Jelly Bean. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Verizon announces the unification of messaging with tablet and desktop clients, T-Mobile becomes the “un-carrier”, and a cautionary tale of issues when switching carriers.How to Contact us:Call – +1206-203-3734 How to Listen:
Samsung announces the Galaxy S 4, the FCC approves T-Mobile’s acquisition of MetroPCS and rollover data comes to FreedomPop. How to Contact us:How to Listen:
The White House jumps into the unlocking debate, Verizon talks pure LTE handsets and more leaks leading up to this week's Galaxy S 4 announcement. How to Contact us:How to Listen:
New chipsets announced from Intel and Qualcomm, new devices from Asus and Nokia, and streaming music news from Spotify and Pandora. How to Contact us:How to Listen:
The FCC issues and order on signal boosters, the UK wraps up its LTE spectrum auction and Mobile World Congress begins. How to Contact us: How to Listen:
Broadcom announces its first 4G chipset, LG announces new hardware and multiple bugs are discovered for iOS 6.1. How to Contact us:How to Listen:
The FCC discusses network changes following superstorm Sandy, the best prepaid data plans for tablets, and the winner of our ZAGGkeys Proplus contest. How to Contact us:How to Listen:
RIM is now BlackBerry, the iPad jumps to 128GB and Google extends an olive branch to Windows Phone toting Gmail users. How to Contact us:How to Listen:
Rumors of Google building it’s own wireless network, quarterly earnings a plenty, and rumors begin for the next iPhone and iPad. How to Contact us:How to Listen:
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News and Devices from the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show.
This special edition of The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast covers the news from media day at CES 2013. Mickey Papillon is joined by a large crew from Mobile Nations to cover the news, devices and software.
Android and iOS now account for nearly 90% of all smartphones in the US, Sprint may launch it’s own pay as you go service soon, and Apple’s Do Not Disturb runs into problems with the New Year.
Samsung plans for half a billion phones next year, Google offers free Gmail calling for another year and your questions to wrap up 2012.
AT&T picks up AWS and WCS spectrum in over 600 markets, our first glimpse at the new BlackBerry 10 hardware and Google announces scan and match for Google Music.
Surprise, Sprint looks to pick up Clearwire, Republic Wireless officially launches and Google Maps for iPhone.
T-Mobile will finally get the iPhone, Google goes on a tear with updates and SMS turns 20.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #340 43:02Show NotesRanking the carriers and handset makers, iPhone supply catches up with demand, and Google issues a slew of iOS app updates.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #339 39:43Show NotesAT&T now allowing FaceTime over cellular for most, T-Mobile’s 1900MHz HSPA+ expansion comes to 10 additional markets, and some signal booster advice for those hard to reach areas.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #338 1:03:00Show NotesGoogle looking to become a carrier, Nexus 4’s sell out in minutes and LTE expansions explode.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #337 46:26 Show Notes LTE timelines revised, Windows Phone 8 is here and explaining the differences between the mobile music streaming services.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #336 1:06:06Show NotesHow the networks held up to Hurricane Sandy, Microsoft officially reveals WindowsPhone 8, and Google announces multiple Nexus devices.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #335 1:11:53Show NotesQuarterly earnings show mixed results across the industry, Apple announces new iPads and get ready for the next Nexus.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #334 49:37Show NotesSprint takes a controlling interest in Clearwire, Apple and Google announce upcoming events and Microsoft announces Xbox Music.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #333 56:06Show NotesSoftbank buys a controlling interest in Sprint, MobileCon is a dud for device announcements, and mobile data use doubled this year.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #332 53:06Show NotesMetroPCS and T-Mobile to merge, HTC announces the One X+ and the Starbucks app for iOS finally gets Passbook support.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #331 1:02:04Show NotesRIM shows off more BlackBerry 10, multiple updates from Google for iOS apps and how much does it cost to charge your cell phone each year.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #330 1:04:06Show NotesThe arrival of the iPhone 5 and iOS 6, plus HTC announces new Windows Phones and Samsung brings the Galaxy Note II on all US carriers.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #329 40:21Show NotesApple announces the iPhone 5, Sprint announces a significant LTE expansion, and Google launches a standalone You Tube app for iOS.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #328 59:04Show NotesNokia and Motorola announce new phones, Verizon and AT&T announce LTE network expansions, and we’ll explain an easy way to unlock your iPhone.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #327 41:07Show NotesApple asks courts to ban nearly a dozen Samsung devices, IFA 2012 shows off new fall hardware, and ISIS is finally launching in September.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #326 53:17Show NotesApple wins big in its trial against Samsung, AT&T responds to the backlash against its FaceTime over Cellular restrictions, and an all new Facebook for iOS.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #325 37:18Show NotesVerizon’s 4G network now covers 75% of the US population, preorders for the new iPhone could begin September 12th, and AT&T will allow FaceTime over 3G...for some.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #324 57:24Show NotesUS carrier postpaid subscriber growth slows dramatically, the Apple v. Samsung trial reveals some interesting data, and what it’s like to be throttled.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #323 47:15Show NotesMVNO competition heats up, the next iPhone’s arrival all but confirmed, and a major update for Google Wallet.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #322 38:21Show NotesSamsung sales steamroll over Apple, Sprint and AT&T announce earnings, and where to get the best deal on a used iPhone.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #321 1:06:55Show NotesAT&T announces shared data plans, T-Mobile confirms it will get Samsung Galaxy Note and HTC confirms Jelly Bean is coming to the One series.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #320 49:43Show NotesSprint’s LTE network goes live, AT&T announces the ATRIX HD and Jelly Bean starts rolling out to the Galaxy Nexus.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #319 46:41Show NotesAT&T starts blocking stolen devices, Verizon releases the HTC Incredible 4G LTE and the questions and comments are back from vacation.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #318 1:03:08Show NotesGoogle I/O brings big announcements, RIM announces dismal quarterly results and happy fifth birthday to the iPhone.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #317 1:09:01Show NotesMicrosoft announces Windows Phone 8, Verizon announces a massive LTE expansion and Jelly Bean confirmed as Android 4.1.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #316 50:44Show NotesApple unveils iOS 6, Verizon announces shared data plans and Dropbox for iOS gets automatic photo uploading.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #315 46:08Show NotesQualcomm has a new multi-band LTE chip in the works, everyone announces their Samsung Galaxy S III plans and Dropbox adds video streaming for Android.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #314 56:20Show NotesA new SIM format has been standardized, Sprint officially announces the iDEN sunset, and the iPhone goes prepaid.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #313 39:34Show NotesGoogle finalizes the Motorola acquisition, AT&T begins reallocating 2G spectrum and Verizon updates select devices for global roaming.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #312 46:56Show NotesVerizon eliminates unlimited plans for new contracts, more rumors about the next iPhone, and Virgin begins transatlantic calling.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #311 51:28Show NotesA relatively quiet CTIA conference, Verizon announces the DROID Incredible 4G LTE and questions about Google Voice.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #310 52:49Show NotesRIM shows off BlackBerry 10, Samsung takes us to another Galaxy, and what to be aware of with prepaid plans.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #309 52:41Show NotesQuarterly numbers start rolling in, Samsung is now the largest cell phone maker, and Google gets back in the phone retail game.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #308 53:59Show NotesVerizon’s LTE now covers two-thirds of the country, Samsung will unveil the next Galaxy device in May, and is AT&T really unlocking iPhones.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #307 59:23Show NotesSprint announces plans for LTE implementation on the 800MHz spectrum, Nokia offers credits for Lumia 900 buyers, and how to get data on an international phone working properly with any SIM.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #306 57:17Show NotesSprint announces the HTC EVO 4G LTE, Instagram comes to Android, and the Sprint Nexus S 4G finally gets its Ice Cream Sandwich.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #305 55:33Show NotesHalf of all Americans now own a smartphone, AT&T announces the Lumia 900 for only $100, and the curse of the Nexus continues.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #304 46:13Show NotesFree 4G may be in your future, Apple sells 3 million iPads in 3 days and watch your battery when using that free app.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #303 37:34Show NotesThe new LTE enabled iPad hits the street, AT&T and Verizon announce more LTE markets, and Sprint announces the end of the LTE LightSquared deal.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #302 54:56Show NotesApple announces the new iPad, US smartphone subscribers top 100 million, and Google Play is announced.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #301 1:15:00Show NotesAndroid now activating 850,000 devices each day, AT&T clarifies throttling on unlimited plans, and answering the question: How do you carry around all those devices?
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #300 1:31:01Show NotesQualcomm and Samsung announce new processors, a pile of new devices get announced ahead of MWC, and some core apps get updated for Android users.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #299 1:14:01Show NotesThe DOJ says yes to Google, the FCC says no to LightSquared, and manufacturers say maybe to ICS upgrades.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #298 1:14:17Show NotesRogers looks to bring ubiquity to your mobile number, Verizon announces the DROID 4 and Google releases Chrome for Android.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #297 1:00:51Show NotesAT&T starts throttling more unlimited data users, Qualcomm completes the first VoLTE to 3G mid-call network transfer, and Google Wallet starts appearing for some Nexus users.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #296 56:15Show NotesRIM shakes up their executive structure, quarterly earnings start rolling in, and Verizon releases the RAZR MAXX.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #295 55:25Show NotesAT&T announces new smartphone and tablet data plans, the government says LightSquared’s proposed network will never work, and Apple announces new products for education.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #294 1:18:15Show NotesRecapping the news devices and software from the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show, Google makes a change for the better for mobile email management, and we test out a solution for all day connectivity while on the go.
Mobile Nations editors Kevin Michaluk, Phil Nickinson, Rene Ritchie, Daniel Rubino, Derek Kessler, Simon Sage and Jared DiPane join Mickey and Joey to wrap-up the biggest events of the 2012 CES.
Mobile Nations editors Kevin Michaluk, Phil Nickinson, Rene Ritchie and Daniel Rubino join Mickey and Joey to talk about the pre-events of CES 2012.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #293 56:26Show NotesAT&T, Sprint and US Cellular talk LTE, the Galaxy Nexus shows up in a Sprint ad, and Apple may have quad-core up it’s sleeves.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #292 54:23Show NotesVerizon experiences its third LTE outage in as many weeks, backlash over a Verizon convenience fee, and more information surrounding the LightSquared situation.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #291 1:08:01Show NotesAT&T abandons its bid for T-Mobile, clarifying the data controversy with the Galaxy Nexus, and LogMeIn for iOS is now free.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #290 1:11:26Show NotesThe NTSB wants to ban cell phones while driving, Verizon launches the Galaxy Nexus and SkyDrive comes to Windows Phone and the iOS.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #289 1:10:16 Show Notes webOS is going Open Source, Verizon launching family data plans in 2012, and all about the Samsung Galaxy Nexus.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #288 1:16:49Show NotesCarrier IQ finds itself squarely in the spotlight, Verizon making spectrum moves and Sprint announces a new agreement with Clearwire.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #287 40:05Show NotesThe FCC says AT&T’s purchase of T-Mobile isn’t in the public interest, rumors about a high-res iPad 3, and Mobile Hotspot and WiFi calling come to the Bold 9900.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #286 1:09:05Show NotesWorldwide cellular connections hit 6 billion, Google Music now available to everyone, and Verizon forcing users off unlimited global data plans.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #285 1:10:10Show NotesApple attempts to fix iOS5 battery woes, Adobe ceasing development for mobile flash and some insight on why US Cellular turned down the iPhone.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #284 56:04Show NotesOne in ten Americans carries an iPhone, AT&T finally announces the Bold 9900 and Apple announces a fix coming for iPhone 4S battery woes.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #283 49:13Show NotesNokia gets into the Windows Phone game, Sony buys out Ericsson in its joint venture and Sprint’s already talking LTE-Advanced.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #282 1:13:46Show NotesMotorola announces the DROID RAZR, Samsung announces the Galaxy Nexus, and Q3 earnings start rolling in.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #281 1:23:39 Show Notes A 3-day service outage hits BlackBerry users hard, Apple releases the iPhone 4S and MMS is coming soon to Google Voice.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #280 56:04Show NotesApple announces the iPhone 4S, specs leak out for the next Nexus, and Sprint chooses LTE.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #279 51:21Show NotesApple schedules a press event, Samsung schedules a press event, and Microsoft schedules a deployment.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #278 1:00:16Show NotesCellular South re-brands to C Spire, Cricket goes nationwide, and Joey gets his Google Wallet.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #277 49:38 Show Notes Congress asks the President to approve the AT&T/T-Mobile merger, seven states sue AT&T over the merger, and AT&T...they bring LTE online in 5 cities.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #276 1:00:13Show NotesSprint files suit to block AT&T, the iPhone on Sprint speculation continues, and Netflix now available on most Android devices.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #275 1:19:16Show NotesThe US Department of Justice sues to block AT&T’s purchase of T-Mobile, Samsung announces the GALAXY S II for the US and new hardware from HTC running Windows Phone 7.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #274 1:02:10Show NotesSteve Jobs resigns as Apple's CEO, RIM announces a new Curve, and Samsung expands its Galaxy lineup.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #273 1:07:32Show NotesGoogle buys Motorola, HP abandons webOS hardware and AT&T launches LTE.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #272 58:49Show NotesThe WiMAX PlayBook gets axed, our first look at Ice Cream Sandwich and why an LTE iPhone won’t happen this year.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #271 1:05:33Show NotesClearwire commits to LTE, RIM introduces new smartphones, and Skype for iPad is released.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #270 1:09:30Show NotesSprint goes to LTE with LightSquared, AT&T says they’ll throttle data and Gingerbread updates all around.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #269 1:08:08Show NotesQuarterly earnings start to roll in, T-Mobile announces new value plans, and both AT&T and Joey get the Nexus S.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #268 1:10:36Show NotesGoogle reports record results, Sprint announces the Photon 4G and Spotify lights up in the US.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #267 1:05:45Show NotesThe sun could be setting on PSTN, the Droid 3 launches on Verizon and returns.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #266 59:02Show NotesGoogle announces Google+, GSM Calling turns 20, and Windows Phone 7 hits 25,000 apps.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #265 1:04:20Show NotesVerizon announcing tiered data plans starting July 7th, Nokia shows off the N9 and 1 million iPhones on T-Mobile.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #264 1:16:47Show NotesNokia and Apple settle their patent dispute, RIM’s quarterly earnings spark concern and Google Sync for iOS gets updated.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #263 1:13:43Show NotesApple shows off iOS 5, Sprint increasing 4G upload speeds and HP announces the release of the Touchpad.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #262 1:03:36 Show Notes Facts, rumors and speculation surrounding WWDC this week, cell phone use linked to possible cancer risks, and Windows Phone hits 20,000 apps.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #261 42:03Show NotesMicrosoft announces a Mango, Google shows us a Wallet and HTC unlocking the boot...loaders.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #260 1:10:27Show NotesVerizon creating family shared data plans, the iPhone on Sprint and Slacker launches Premium Radio.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #259 1:09:02 Show Notes Sprint offers up switchers some cash, Verizon gives us a Charge, and Android drops off an Ice Cream Sandwich.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #258 1:32:13Show NotesAT&T knocks the '4G' level down a notch, new devices and software out of BlackBerry World, and Apple stops tracking you...kindof.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #257 58:18Show NotesMore talk about location tracking, Verizon goes commando, and video chatting competition starts to heat up.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #256 1:06:34Show NotesAT&T gets the ball rolling to acquire T-Mobile, iPhones tracking user locations and forget about the iPhone 5, we’re talking about what’s coming in the iPhone 6.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #255 50:34Show NotesMultiple new plan offerings, PlayBook reviews hit the Internet and HTC announces a Sensation.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #254 1:09:36 Show Notes The FCC says yes to data roaming, more woes for the BlackBerry PlayBook and WiMax tower hunting.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #253 57:18 Show Notes NFC activity starts to heat up, Amazon takes music to the cloud, and speculation of a delayed iPhone 5.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #252 1:30:35 Show Notes Android dominates at CTIA, concern about the T-Mobile and AT&T merger, and Sprint integrates Google Voice.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #251 58:11 Show Notes AT&T acquires T-Mobile , the CTIA trade show begins Tuesday and simultaneous voice and data on Verizon.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #250 44:22 Show Notes AT&T confirms the 4G upload issue, iPad 2 customers met with long lines and limited supplies and iOS 4.3 rolls out.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #249 53:19 Show Notes Verizon still on top for call quality, Apple announces the iPad 2, and Sidekick service is going away.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #248 1:01:49 Show Notes Brain activity increases with cell phone use, Windows Phone coming to CDMA and Nexus owners finally get their Gingerbread.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #247 1:34:42 Show Notes Sprint to follow Verizon with the launch of CDMA 1X Advanced, Mobile World Congress unleashes its fury with many new handsets and how to get cell service into a concrete bunker.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #246 1:19:12 Show Notes AT&T enticing customers with new plans and promotions, HP roars back with high end hardware, and an Echo from Sprint...from Sprint.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #245 Show Notes Smartphone adoption reaches 1/3 in the US, Verizon launching simultaneous voice and data network, and Verizon iPhone pre-orders end as quickly as they began.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #244 54:55 Show Notes The Q4 results are in, worldwide cell phone subscriptions top 5 billion and more leaks of upcoming Blackberries.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #243 37:43Show NotesCarriers making changes to plans, T-Mobile gives the Galaxy another G, and Starbucks lets you order your Venti, sugar-free, non-fat, vanilla soy, double shot, decaf, no foam, extra hot, Peppermint White Chocolate Mocha with light whip and extra syrup from your iPhone.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #242 1:20:39 Show NotesThe rumors can stop, Verizon is getting the iPhone, a leakapaloza of upcoming Blackberries and the carriers get put to the test.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #241 51:15Show NotesThe 4G carrier battle heats up, smartphones syncing with vehicles, and dozens of new tablets and phones.
Smartphone Experts editors Dieter Bohn, Phil Nickinson, Kevin Michaluk and Rene Ritchie join us to talk about the events of CES 2011.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #240 46:24Show NotesCES kicks off Wednesday, keeping an eye on some new mobile viruses and mobile video calling comes to Skype.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #239 51:51Show NotesThe FCC gives wireless provisions on net neutrality, Motorola teases a honeycomb tablet, and Blackberry OS6 comes to Sprint.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #238 55:12Show NotesLTE and WiMax are 4G, Tab pricing starts to fall, and software updates galore.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #237 53:46Show NotesThe Google Nexus S officially announced, Sprint starts writing iDEN's obituary, and Howard Stern is going mobile.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #236 49:18Show NotesVerizon's LTE is live, Best Buy giving away smartphones and the Epic gets Froyo.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #235 46:04Show NotesAT&T and Sprint swapping licenses, Galaxy Tab sales take off, and iOS 4.2.1 comes with some freebies.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #234 1:13:54Show NotesCarriers join forces on a mobile payment system, Virgin lowers the bar for cheap broadband on the go, and Google Voice comes to the iPhone.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #233Show NotesThe Windows Phones have arrived, the Palm Pre 2 comes to the UK, and a look at the top carriers in the US.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #232 57:23Show NotesMore third quarter financial results, T-Mobile announces "4G" and Windows Phone 7 launches in the US.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #231 1:08:37Show Notes3G data comes to Mt. Everest, iDEN may be one step closer to the end of its life and review-a-palooza.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #230 1:13:28Show NotesThe quarterly earnings are in, and the results look good, Sprint is finally getting some Style and the science behind the correlation of cell phones and cancer.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #229 48:35Show NotesThe FCC finalizes a Bill Shock proposal, Windows Phone 7 makes it's way to the big stage, and anyone want some Ice Cream?
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #228 1:13:41Show NotesCoverage of the Fall CTIA show, Verizon's aggressive LTE rollout and a dozen new Android devices.
Verizon announces their LTE timeline, the iPhone may be going CDMA, and more Android devices than we can shake a stick at. from joins Mickey as they talk through everything from the first day at the convention.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #227 1:00:55 Show NotesConsumers hanging onto devices longer, Blackberry announces the PlayBook and the Fall CTIA show kicks off Wednesday.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #226 1:25:48Show NotesThe first 3 SIM card phone, news about all 6 smartphone operating systems and the FCC approves rules for the White Space.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #225 1:11:09Show NotesAT&T and Verizon talk about their LTE plans, the Samsung Tab makes the rounds and Google Voice apps return to the iOS.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #224 1:03:47Show NotesPremium devices coming to SERO, new hardware unveiled at Nokia World and iOS 4.1 hits the iPhone.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #223 1:16:43Show NotesNews from IFA in Berlin, Samsung announces an iPad contender and what exactly does HD voice sound like.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #222 1:22:14Show NotesEmployees push for more choices, Qualcomm recruiting for something iPhone related and Google brings Voice to the browser.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #221 1:01:43Show NotesFM radio could find its way into your phone, counterfeit Blackberry batteries recalled and Sprint's 3G femtocell could be coming your way.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #220 55:06Show NotesVerizon and Google propose an open internet, 7 new Android devices and just how big are AT&T and Verizon.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #219 1:08:01Show NotesWorldwide smartphone numbers, RIM lights the Torch and Apple finally lets you try before you buy.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #218 1:04:14Show NotesQ2 earnings released from hardware manufacturers, the first LTE hardware surfaces and our redesigned website.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #217 1:26:39Show NotesQ2 2010 earnings, CTIA suing San Francisco and Windows Phone 7 reaches the technical preview stage.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #216 53:06Show NotesAntennagate 2010, 5 billion wireless lines in the world and get your Nexus while you can.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #215 1:21:28Show NotesAT&T explains their slow upload speeds, Google says no to a sequel and the government gets into apps.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #214 1:15:07Show NotesSamsung hits a Grand Slam, Apple makes and admission, and LTE becomes closer to a reality.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #213 1:10:52Show NotesKick off summer with some international travel, bait and switch from AT&T, and have you figured out how to "hold different"?
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #212 1:16:26Show NotesHeadaches and frustration around the iPhone 4, teens not the only ones texting behind the wheel and webOS apps are half off.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #211 1:04:01Show NotesThe FCC looking for more spectrum, Google Maps around the world, and did you hear about the iPhone 4?
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #210 1:32:05Show NotesAT&T's new data plans, Verizon announces the Bold and Skype brings 3G calling to the iPhone.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #209 1:18:19Show NotesIs tracking prepaid really the answer, breaking down the iPhone 4G rumors and Joey's new phone debacle.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #208 1:13:30Show NotesEVDO Rev B. shows up, using your phone while travelling and how about a nice cup of Froyo during these warm spring days.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #207 1:08:07Show NotesAndroid outpaces the iPhone, the Sprint Bold comes early and AT&T gets webOS.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #206 57:16Show NotesAndroid and iPhone driving the bus, the story behind the mifi recall and Android software updates.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #205 1:30:28Show NotesHP buys Palm, more Q1 numbers and Blackberry OS 6.0.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #204 1:12:19Show NotesAn iPhone goes missing, new hardware from Dell, and Joey's flipping out.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #203 59:10Show NotesVerizon coverage is out of this world, things are getting Incredible and if anyone Kin do it, Microsoft Kin.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #202 56:35Show NotesiPhone OS 4.0, new phones soon from Microsoft and crossing the country with the Cell Phone Junkies.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #201 49:15Show NotesThe iPad arrives, data now outpacing voice for overall traffic and 2.1 comes to the Droid.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #200 1:10:05Show NotesAnnouncements from CTIA 2010, Verizon talks more LTE and some new devices in hand.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #199 20:50Show NotesWindows phone 7 details, Droid gets Android 2.1 and the Nexus One gets more 3G.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #198 1:24:35Show NotesVerizon talks about LTE, iPad pre-orders begin, and 10 great listener questions.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #197 1:20:05Show NotesApple's lawsuit against HTC, Joey is now running the BESX, and MLB at Bat ushers in the 2010 baseball season.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #196 1:28:55Show NotesFinal 2009 carrier numbers, Nexus One release info on Verizon and webOS 1.4 is out.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #195 1:04:15Show NotesWindows Phone Series 7 arrives, Android dominates Mobile World Congress, and what BESX means for you.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #194 1:09:25Show NotesMobile World Congress kicks off this week, forced data plans, and the iPhone app store is 150,000 strong.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #193 1:10:05Show NotesDeutsche Telekom Considering T-Mobile USA Spin-Off, problems with the new Verizon webOS devices, and OS updates galore.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #192 1:20:00 Show Notes Q4 earnings, the iPad it is, and comments about Bluetooth.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #191 1:17:30Show NotesMore tablet speculation leading into this week's Apple event, multi-touch on Android, and how much is too much for wireless.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #190 1:42:45Show NotesUse your phone to help out Haiti, Verizon and AT&T shake up unlimited, and had Froyo even crossed your mind?
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #189 1:14:30Show NotesHSPA network upgrades, the Nexus One gets launched, and lots of news out of CES.
The editors of the SPE sites join Mickey for this special edition podcast on the eve of CES 2010. Topics include the Google Nexus One, Motorola BackFlip, Blackberry Presenter, and many more.
The Cell Phone Junkie Special Edition - Third Annual SPE Smartphone Round Robin Part 2 1:00:10This Special Edition of The Cell Phone Junkie is the second round table discussion of the 3rd annual SPE smartphone round robin. Each editor talks about what they've learned about each of the other Operating Systems. Participants include: How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #188 45:35Show NotesNew cell phone laws for 2010, more Nexus One information and some software updates to end the decade.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #187 53:55 Show NotesWarnings on cell phones, yet another RIM outage, and we may soon have a WiMax handset.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #186 1:20:20Show NotesThe world's first LTE network is live, a major RIM BIS outage and we continue our Smartphone Experts Round Robin series.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #185 1:15:50Show NotesEarly Termination Fees under fire, confirmation of a Google Phone and the Smartphone Experts, Smartphone Round Robin has begun.
The Cell Phone Junkie Special Edition - Third Annual SPE Smartphone Round Robin 1:08:30This Special Edition of The Cell Phone Junkie is a round table discussion for the kickoff of the 3rd annual SPE smartphone round robin. Each editor answers the question "What have we seen from each smartphone platform over the past year?" Participants include: Read more at the How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #184 48:50Show NotesVerizon and AT&T now in a customer service battle, a projector in your phone and get your Pre to sync again.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #183 53:00 Show NotesThe winner of our BodyGuardz giveaway, Apple joins AT&T in the fight against Verizon, and how to sync any phone with iTunes.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #182 1:17:55Show NotesLTE adoption predictions, smartphone deals as we head into the holidays and a bunch of product reviews.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #181 58:10Show NotesSamsung launches it's own OS, a huge charger recall and the Palm Pixi is available.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #180 1:12:10Show NotesT-Mobile has a major outage, Verizon's Droid hits the market, and ETF's are going up.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #179 1:14:45Show NotesThe iPhone closes the gap as the most popular smartphone, the Storm2 is now available and Google's game changing GPS announcement.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #178 1:06:15Show NotesAT&T hinting at the end of an era, arguments over net neutrality and T-Mobile's Project Dark.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #177 44:20 California's cool cars, Verizon's Droid Does and Sidekicks getting back online.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #176 1:11:00 Show Notes Lots of news from the Fall CTIA 2009 conference, Windows Mobile 6.5 launches and the new TCPJ application.
from , from and from all get together to discuss the Fall 2009 CTIA convention that took place this week in San Diego. We cover the latest from Blackberry, Nokia, Windows Mobile and Android as well as some great commentary about the main themes of the convention. If you're a fan of cell phones, which we know you are, this is one show you don't want to miss.How to Contact us: How to Listen:
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #175 1:00:50 Show NotesCarrier customer service ratings, the UK is getting multiple iPhone carriers and the fall CTIA convention is this week.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #174 1:04:45 Show NotesPush Gmail is finally out, cheap Palm Pre's and the iPhone welcomes MMS.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #173 1:13:50 Show NotesAT&T will finally see femtocells, problems with the Blackberry Tour and more drama over Google Voice for the iPhone.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #172 1:10:50 Show NotesMMS finally coming to AT&T iPhones, Sprint redefines Mobile to Mobile and Google Voice gives a reason to drop your SMS plan.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #171 46:35 Show NotesSmartphones guide your way, rumors of dropped iPhone exclusivity and a confirmed Windows Mobile 6.5 launch date.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #170 56:45 Show Notes Smartphones add 15 hours to the work week, the iPhone is a go in China and new Palm devices coming to Verizon.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #169 1:07:05 Show Notes Responses to the Google Voice debacle, Palm EOS rumors and a Dual OS approach for Microsoft?
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #168 1:05:10 Show Notes The high cost of celluar, iPhones in China and bank deposits on your phone.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #167 1:15:40 Show Notes The unlimited bar keeps getting lowered, some new Windows Phones and our slacker radio winners.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #166 1:37:30 Show Notes Texting while driving gets some exposure, T-Mobile announces a wheel-less blackberry and Google Voice vs. AT&T.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #165 1:12:55 Show Notes Big gains for AT&T and Verizon, iPhones becoming increasingly cheaper, and mmmm Google has Dounuts.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #164 1:07:25Show Notes Happy Birthday to TCPJ, tracking your move with your phone and its all about the Applications
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #163 1:17:45Show NotesExclusivity agreements under fire, CDMA Tours, and Google's CEO using a Blackberry.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #162 1:22:35Show NotesEven cheaper unlimited plans, discolored iPhones and dead batteries after only 2 months.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #161 1:25:45Show NotesNew Android hardware, oleophobic screens and what does a cell phone junkie take on an international vacation.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #160 1:15:10Show NotesNew iPhone hardware and software, senators targeting carrier exclusivity, and another update for the Palm Pre.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #159 1:21:15Show NotesThe new iPhone speeds things up, a new CEO at Palm, and record breaking sales for Sprint.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #158 1:16:45Show NotesThe Palm Pre is finally here, the next iPhone is imminent, and how texting may be taking a toll on you.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #157 1:24:45Show NotesThe floodgates open on upcoming devices for AT&T, don't overhype Wi-Max, and the winner of the Blueant Q1 contest.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #156 1:12:35Show NotesA confirmed date for the Pre, the iPhone rumors are hitting full stride and what is that cylinder in your bag?
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #155 54:00Show NotesVerizon clarifies its LTE timeline, AT&T announces the Jack, and when you can expect your Cupcake.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #154 1:18:55Show NotesAT&T's plan to reduce 3G network strain, a possible launch date for the Palm Pre and gobs of Blackberry and Android rumors.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #153 1:31:30Show NotesApple talking to Verizon, the Mini Pre gets a name, and how to get rid of those pesky SLOG DUMPS.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #152 57:55Show NotesMore support for the MicroUSB standard, talk again about Obama's Blackberry and how you can talk where the buffalo roam.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #151 1:20:15Show NotesAT&T looking to extend iPhone exclusiviity, the Pre shows up in the wild, and the winner of our biggest cell phone junkie contest.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #150 1:00:20Show NotesNetwork sobotage in Northern California, more buzz about the pre, and 1 billion iphone apps.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #149 57:40Show NotesOn the ground at CTIA, some fun with the Pre, and it's all about the apps.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #148 1:22:10Show NotesSprint announces WiMax expansion plans, get your iPhone without the contract and CTIA is just around the corner.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #147 1:30:20Show NotesiPhone software 3.0, Sprint's 2009 roadmap and our invisibleskinz.com contest winners.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #146 1:02:45Show NotesPalm and Sprint announce Pre plan pricing, iPhone 3.0 speculation are you paying $3 a minute?
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #145 1:10:45Show NotesWorldwide cell phone use hits 60%, Treo Pro release date confirmation, and where is app world.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #144 56:40Show NotesThe MWC hangover is upon us, Palm Pre release news, and the real scoop on Sprint's customer losses.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #143 1:23:00Show NotesAnother GSMA is in the can, HTC brings the 2's, and Microsoft introduces 6.5.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #142 1:30:05Show NotesMobile World Congress kicks off, 4 billion mobile connections worldwide, and Google Sync now pushing data.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #141 1:27:25Show NotesQualcomm's snapdragon, new Android firmware and Mickey and Joey headed to CTIA.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #140 1:16:30 Show Notes The Q4 earnings are in, DTV still up in the air, and new iPhone software.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #139 59:22Show NotesApple answers questions about the iPhone nano, Windows Mobile 6.5 reappears, and what's going on with the Sprint Treo Pro.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #138 1:17:50Show NotesCitizen journalists capture the US Airways crash on their phones, Steve Jobs goes on leave and HTC's roadmap is leaked.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #137 1:07:05Show NotesPalm's new Pre, a new wireless leader in the US, and an Obama endorsement worth $50M?
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #136 48:15Show NotesAT&T downgrading EDGE, a curse of silence and if you can't buy, why not rent!
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #135 40:40Show NotesHow to get a cheap iPhone, Vermontonians get their iPhones, and does Mickey have his iPhone?
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #134 1:21:20Show NotesBuy your iPhone online again, new software for the Blackberry and will you take your cell phone to the grave?
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #133 1:06:35Show NotesLTE coming sooner than we thought, Japan installing cell jammers near ATM's and voting by cell phone coming by 2011.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #132 1:15:55Show NotesSprint's WiMAX network is now “clear”, Nokia brings a new device to the market and has Verizon finally conceeded on GPS?
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #131 59:05Show NotesObama may keep his Blackberry, some relief for the Storm and a new Q.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #130 1:09:55Show NotesiPhone software 2.2 has been released, get your Blackberry Storm if you can find one, and how a RAZR stopped a bullet.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #129 1:20:20Show NotesTethering your iPhone, a Storm is brewing at Verizon and Qualcomm's decision to abandon UMB.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #128 1:11:35Show NotesQ3 earnings results are in, the Blackberry Bold is available officially in the US, and tethering may be coming to the iPhone.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #127 55:55Show NotesThe DOJ approves Verizons acquisition of Alltel, the BB Bold is available if you're willing to pay the price, and iPhone 2.2 firware rumors.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #126 50:10Show NotesApple reaches 10 million iPhones sold, the new Blackberries will be here soon, and what you'll now need if you want to buy a phone in the UK.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #125 1:18:35Show NotesCell phone calling turns 25, slingplayer being readied for the Blackberry and what to do if your car's ipod kit doesn't work with your iphone 3g.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #124 1:17:25Show NotesQuick news and then we’re all about your questions and comments this week. Thanks to everyone for answering our call and sending them in!
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #123 45:30Show NotesBaltimore gets its XOHM, Washington DC's metro to get GSM and the iPhone gets VOIP calling.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #122 1:07:35Show NotesT-Mobile's G1 phone and Android officially announced, Verizon comes back out with a contract free plan and the next genrations of OS's have been delayed.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #121 1:00:00Show NotesNews on the Xperia X1, Google Android is 1 step closer and a roundup of which devices have been upgraded to winmo 6.1.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #120 1:37:25Show NotesCTIA wrapped up this week giving us lots of new devices, a senator wants to know why SMS rates keep increasing, and is your iPhone spying on you? Enjoy this extended show as we get you up to speed on everything from the past 7 days in wireless.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #119 1:22:30Show NotesAT&T's data service knocked out in the Northeast, a $20,000 cell phone bill and you've answered my call to action with some great questions and comments.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #118 1:25:45 Show Notes Photos of the new Android phone get leaked, a new date for the Blackberry Bold in the US and Windows Mobile 6.1 hits multiple devices. It's great to be together to record a show!
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #117 1:21:35Show NotesThe Treo Pro officially announced, Skyfire is open for download and new firmware for the iPhone is realeased.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #116 1:02:50 Show Notes Apple and AT&T are quiet about the iPhone 3G issues, some new HTC devices hit Europe and a new show from the cell phone junkies!
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #115 1:08:45Show NotesLots of Sprint news, more 3G announcements from T-Mobile and theiPhone gets a software update.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #114 1:15:10Show NotesChina mobile surpasses 600 million subscribers, more news on T-Mobile's3G network and finally a good Skype client for Windows Mobile.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #113 1:22:00Show NotesWe've got our hands on the Treo 800w, the winner of our Zune 4GB giveaway and an Interview with Alltel.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #112 1:12:50Show NotesHas Mickey's iPhone 3G arrived?Also, a possible Sprint buyout and some WM6.1 upgrades are out.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #111 1:14:40Show NotesThe Cell Phone Junkie turns 2 this week.Plus, the iPhone 3G and R.I.P SERO
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #110 1:07:10Show NotesOne week and counting before the iPhone 3G is here. Plus, is SERO going to be in tact as we know it? And, lots of questions and comments this week.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #109 56:05Show NotesAnother EVDO Rev. A network pops up in the US, how you can get out of your T-Mobile contract without paying an early termination fee and the cheapest unlimited nationwide calling plan.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #108 1:06:15Show NotesMore talk about the HTC Touch Diamond, cell phones replacing bording passes and how to find your missing cell phone using a website.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #107 1:12:20Show NotesThe iPhone 3G gets announced! Plus Mickey gets his hands on the new HTC Touch Diamond and much more.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #106 1:24:05 Show Notes Verizon announces it's aquiring Alltel, T-Mobile steps up their unlimited offerings, and for all your Symbian junkies out there, we've got Steve Litchfield joining us to talk about all things Symbian.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #105 53:25Show NotesAT&T is now prorating ETF fees, Sprint responds to the Data Cap rumors and the first Windows Mobile 6.1 phone enters the US.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #104 1:25:05 Show Notes Most americans talk on their phones while driving, sprint customer satisfaction dropping and a Treo 850?
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #103 1:04:50 Show Notes The mobile phone turns 100, the iPhone is still MIA and Blackberry's answer to the iphone.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #102 1:11:50 Show Notes The real T-Mobile 3G launch announcement, more 3G iPhone rumors and the newest HTC phone breaks cover.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #101 1:30:15 Show Notes Back from show 100 with a packed show of news from the past 2 weeks.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #100 1:12:25 Show Notes A very special episode celebrating 100 shows of TCPJ. We bring in 3 experts in the field of cell phones to chat with this week. Thanks to everyone that listens to and supports our show each and every week!
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #99 1:04:00 Show Notes Last show before the big 100! We talk about the new devices being used by the FBI, plus some additional support for LTE. Also, if you are on T-Mobile, listen in to see if your hometown is on the list for the 3G upgrade.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #98 1:22:50 Show Notes Show 100 is getting close, but there are still 2 shows to go. A good solid week (after last weeks CTIA show) of information, and some great interaction from our listeners.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #97 1:17:00 Show Notes Mickey switching back and forth between BB and Windows, what's a cell phone junkie to do? A nice long content filled show this week with all the information from the CTIA convention in Las Vegas.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #96Show NotesMickey back on a Blackberry? Also CTIA is this week, and what is Sprint doing to get it's Wi-Max rolling.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #95 1:10:55Show NotesJoey uses the SMS increase to get out of a Verizon contract, how'd he do it? Plus the results from the 700mhz spectrum auction, and how your cell may help you board your next flight.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #94 58:00Show NotesFirst half of the show is the usual News/Devices/Software followed by a how to on picking out a new phone and service provider.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #93 1:05:50Show NotesiPhone back in Mickey's life, SDK is here, and the N95 is here in the US.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #92 53:05 Show Notes Sprint fights back with a revision to it's unlimited plan, but is it enough to save them? We've also got lots of iPhone news this week, as well as the usual questions and comments.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #91 1:15:35Show NotesEveryone goes unlimited this week, is this a sign of the future? Also, we may know where the missing iPhones went.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #90 1:20:30Show NotesJoey's grandma saved by a cell phone.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #89 1:19:15Show Notes A great variety of topics this week including a new iPhone! Plus, Mickey got a New Sprint Data Card.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #88 1:13:00 Show Notes Back from last week's LONG show that included a live call in portion. Thanks to all that participated! Make sure you also check out CNET's Dialed In podcast and the latest Mobility Today show where Mickey was a guest on both!
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #87 1:46:15 Show Notes A special episode this week as we do our regular News/Devices/Software show with an hour long live call in portion at the end. Thanks to all the people that participated this evening.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #86 1:02:20 Show Notes If you listen to TCPJ over the phone using Podlinez, get text updates when new shows have been posted. Check it out at at podlinez.com.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #85 58:20 Show Notes We're planning a live show! It will be on Sunday 1/27/2008 at 9:00pm EST where you can call in and talk live to the junkies! Also, we're going to be doing a show together next weekend in Minnesota. Plus, don't forget to check out Macworld this week.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #84 1:26:35 Show Notes First show of 2008, beginning of CES! Our longest show to date, but packed full of info and great questions and comments!
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #83 47:10Show Notes The last show of 2007. Happy New Year everyone!
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #82 1:00:40Show Notes Joey is in Arizona this week so we get a do a face to face show. We do a 2007 year in review and also give our predictions for 2008. Happy Holidays!
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #81 1:09:30 Show Notes Joey is back and we start the show with some Sprint Customer Service talk. Also, learn some on how to increase your battery life. Plus, some great “core‿ questions from the listeners this week.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #80 1:10:30 Show Notes Jerry fills in for Joey this week, and we have a lot of Windows Mobile things to talk about. Find out if Mickey is still using the Treo, plus great questions and comments as always.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #79 1:16:15 Show Notes Yes, the 4th week of new phones for Mickey. Hopefully AT&T doesn't cut him off! Plus, some great Verizon news and the latest on the iPhone.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #78 1:10:50 Show Notes Mickey finally got his iPhone! Plaxo made it possible. Joey gives us a Centro update and how to port a prepaid number to postpaid. Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #77 1:19:35 Show Notes Mickey and Joey share their experiences with their new devices in the past week. Also, we have a new phone number for voicemail. A long show this week catches us up from being out for the last 10 days.
and from were in town and so we had the opportunity to meet up for a drink and we recorded this great impromptu show on Dave's N95. Please excuse the sound quality, but on the fly, it isn't bad!Enjoy
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #76 53:40Show NotesNew phones all around! Both Mickey and Joey have decided to get new phones and we take the first half of the show to discuss them.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #75 1:01:30 Show Notes Mickey goes to camp, Podcamp that is! Plus, Joey is looking to get a new phone, and he thinks he knows what it's going to be. Also, make sure to check out our Facebook group, search for “The Cell Phone Junkie‿ to find us.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #74 Show Notes The winner of the Pro Clip USA contest is Jared from Utah. Visit and enter in code 271191 to receive a special TCPJ discount.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #68 1:06:58 Show Notes Mickey is back from his vacation and rejuvenated by all the news that has been coming out recently. This is one of the longest shows in a while, but definitely worth it!
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #67 48:00 Show Notes Joey and Mickey come to you together from Joey's studio in Minnesota. We have some iPhone updates as well as some news about the Foleo. It's great to be back after a week off!
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #66 19:56 Show Notes Mickey is solo on this show, but still a fair amount to chat about. Since we weren't going to be back for 2 weeks, I thought I'd do a quick show with the latest news and devices from the past few days!
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #65 42:37 Show Notes The next show will be in 2 weeks with Mickey and Joey together in Minneapolis. A good amount of various news this week.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #64 48:45 Show Notes Not too much news this week, but we have some great topics to talk about from our listeners. We know a lot about what Verizon might becoming out with, lets hope it's true!
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #63 1:02:05 Show Notes Still using a TDMA phone, expect to start paying more for the privilege! Also, we've got some good news for the RAZR fans, plus a way to unlock the iPhone?
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #62 56:50 Show Notes What happens to cellular networks when disaster strikes, we both encountered it this past week. Also, what country has the highest cellular penetration, plus some great listener questions and comments.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #60 1:00:25 Show Notes Mickey has a new phone and we announce the winner of the Motorola S9 headphones contest. Lots of questions and comments this show, a contest will do that!
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #59 59:35 Show Notes We hit the 1 year anniversary and are giving away bluetooth headphones courtesy of Motorola. Also, along with the regular news, make sure you stick around till the end to hear a special montage of the past year of TCPJ.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #58 53:00 Show Notes We start the show off again with the latest iPhone news. Also, did you see this past week? Plus an old friend surfaces in the listener voice mail.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #57 44:25 Show Notes It's all about the iPhone this show! It's finally here, so hear what we have to say about the launch and everything that we know so far. We also have a few listener comments as well.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #56 1:04:25 Show Notes Joey and I are back from 2 weeks off, and we have a lot of things to talk about! The iPhone is close, and we have a lot to say about it. We ran a bit long this week, but were able to cover more than expected.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #55 46:06 Show Notes More and more information surfaces as we get closer to the launch of the iPhone. Also, if they are going away, why is Nextel putting up new towers?
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #54 39:10 Show Notes Joey is back this week. We have the usual iPhone news as well as a possible iPhone competitor! 2 great questions from the listeners as well.
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #53 52:13 Show Notes Jerry returns to the show and we're glad to have him! The Foleo was the big story of the week, but we'll talk about Sling, more iPhone info and some great questions and comments!
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #52 39:45 Show Notes Dave Ciccone from Mobility Today joins Mickey for a special show this week. We cover all the all the latest news and comments, plus some great discussion on the upcoming iPhone.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #51 52:30 Show Notes Having the questions and comments in the shows each week is working out well for us, so we are going to continue on with it! Also, Motorola has a number of new devices coming to the market soon! And where the heck has Matt been?
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #50 56:14Show Notes We finally hit a milestone, show #50! Mickey gets another new phone, and you’ll be surprised to hear what it is! Lots of great questions and comments on this show, thanks to everyone for sending them in!
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #49 44:47 Show Notes Blackberries seem to be the topic of the night. We talk about the BB application that is coming to Windows Mobile, as well as a new device that works on EVDO, and around the world. We also incorporate questions and comments into the end of the show.
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #48 39:53 Show Notes Another questions and comments show this week. We have some updates on topics from previous shows, and some additional information to help clarify a few things.
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #47 38:27Show Notes Mickey has a new phone! Also, the biggest Blackberry failure to date and what made it occur. As always, new phones and software as well.
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #46 42:47Show Notes Mickey and Joey talk options. Whether it’s sending over 5,000 text messages a month, or getting your directory assistance from Google, the choice is yours. Lots of Palm news this week as well.
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #45 43:03 Show Notes Back from a questions and comments show, we have a lot of CTIA news to go over. Verizon seems to pop up multiple times, as does the iPhone again. Plus, learn what you can use if you want to keep those pesky wireless signals from penetrating into your house.
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #42 33:07Show Notes We liked the format of the last show, so we continue it this week by talking about News, Devices and Software in the cell phone industry. SMS seems to be the topic of the day, and Mickey finds a phone just for him!
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #41 44:06Show Notes We’ve got a lot of items to cover from the last 2 weeks, so we grouped the stories together based on topic. Hear what sales reps from each of the carriers have to say about ways not to get burned by them. Also, some new devices out there and software that you may want to check out!
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #40 44:50Show Notes This question and comments show has 2 voicemails and 9 emailed questions/comments. Enjoy!
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #39 42:44Show NotesTCPJ TV debut! Check out the link in the show notes to the video if you haven’t seen it yet. Also, we have some iPhone news, some new phones and a few freebies!
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #38 47:10 Show Notes The 3GSM conference was held in Barcelona, Spain this past week and we have a lot of announcements of some great new phones! Plus, what is going on with Sprint, and why people just want to make calls!
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #37 55:33 Show Notes A wide variety of topics this week! We discuss the new Windows OS and get into some detail about the advantages and disadvantages of prepaid. We also discuss a new Blackberry, Verizon rejecting the iPhone and Google Maps on Windows Mobile.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #36 43:40 Show Notes We�re back for another questions and comments show. We�ve got 10 questions and comments from the listeners over the last few weeks with the some great content and discussions. Also, note our new crisper cleaner audio! We�ve upped our equipment and are excited about the new sound.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #35 46:15 Show Notes The CES/Macworld hangover is gone and we move forward. We get more details about the Cingular/AT&T switch and even someone to explain how this all happened! We also cover some different ways to possibly get out of your contract and why people do it. Plus, make sure you listen as we talk about an important fix for your Windows Mobile smartphone.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #34 43:12 CES/Macworld Week Part 2Show Notes Is it Cingular or AT&T? We discuss what is going to happen with the AT&T merger of Cingular and the rebranding. Also, we talk about the new phones that were launched at or around CES including the Treo 750 and another Motorola Q!
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #33 35:31 CES/Macworld Week Part 1-The iPhone is here!
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #32 53:38 Show Notes Welcome to 2007 and another questions and comments show! We start off the show with some listener voicemail and then move into the emailed stuff.
The Cell Phone Junkie Show #31 44:23 Show Notes Happy New Year to the entire Cell Phone Junkie community! We focus the first half of the show on Verizon topics. Also, we have a small discussion on the problem with music phones today.
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #29 44:28Show NotesA very special show featuring guest host David Ciccone from the Mobility Today.com site. We focus on smartphones, specifically the new Cingular Blackjack. Also, how to get some cash for your old phones!
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #28 45:49Show NotesThe most recent questions and comments show with 10 topics. Also, we have a new logo! Plus, you can now call us and leave a message for us to play on future shows!
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #27Show NotesWe’re back after a great Thanksgiving! This week we give you lots of tips and free services for your phone! Also, a new Q and is the government tapping your cell phone???
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #26 48:32 Show NotesDo you have a converged device, yet carry a PDA still? If so you’re not alone! We also talk about the Blackjack, 8525, 680 and Pearl for Cingular. Learn how you can now listen to TCPJ on your phone by dialing in!
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #25 1:01:07Show Notes:Jerry joins Matt and I this week! Cingular getting a Q killer called the Blackjack and the Q getting a “Norman‿ makeover. Also, Jerry tells us why he won’t be getting the Cingular 8525 and how Matt likes his new Motorola Q!
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #24 50:50Show NotesMatt joins me for another questions and comments show and we have 10 great ones lined up! Also, a special thanks to Judie who run Gear Diary who wrote up a great review on the show!
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #23 57:43 Show Notes:Are you addicted to mobile email, well so are we! We also talk about how to track someone via GPS on your phone and a slew of news from Cingular this week. And if your dog didn’t have everything, how about getting him his own cell phone as well!
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #22 58:29 Show Notes:We didn’t really try, but there are a bunch of stories for the consumer and some not so good ones for Sprint. We also talk about ways to get out of your contract, that little sticker under your battery and where the cell phone industry may be by 2010. Plus, what phone is Matt going to get!
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #21 56:52 Show Notes:Matt’s back and we have a lot of great stories to cover today. We’ll tell you how to get out of your Sprint contract for free, another cell phone junkie, and some great new phone announcements.
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #20 33:09Show Notes:The second questions and comments show. Unfortunately, both Jerry and Matt were unavailable, so I’m flying solo! Some brief news before I roll into 8 great questions!
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #19 40:51 Show NotesMatt is back and we cover a ton of information. T-Mobile introduces new advertising and the soon implementation of HSDPA. Sprint fry’s phones over the air and Cingular is launching some new Windows Mobile units soon! Also, make sure you listen till the end to hear Matt’s revised mobile minute.
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #18 45:11Show Notes:I’ve got Jerry back on the show! Today is all about fashion. From wearing SIM cards to phones built into watches, we cover it all. We also review the A900 from Samsung and some differences between European and American phone use.
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #17 50:11 Show Notes:Congrats to David Ciccone on being featured in the New York Times! We talk about the Pearl keys sucking, trading your contract, and buying a phone from a vending machine. Also, nice new Nokia phones, KRZR coming to Alltel and MVNOs.
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast Show #16 53:38 Show NotesThe first all Comments show. Some great questions from our fantastic listeners answered by Matt and I.
Matt joins me as always to talk about all things cell phone. GSM is king! Blackberry can’t take your calls, but T-Mobile will cover you really well moving forward. And how the heck do you pronounce “SMiShing‿.
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #14 35:06 Show Notes:We pay tribute to all those that lost loved ones on 9/11. Mickey calls in from the road (literally) and the Q is the tops! The world tops 2.5 Billion subscribers and don’t throw out that old phone!
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #13 46:39 Show Notes:The 700wx is finally in the wild and available to purchase! Also, is your phone as green as Sergey’s? Plus, a cool hidden tower slideshow and how to purchase a phone for a child.
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #12 43:17 Show Notes:High end device announcements from Palm and HP. Rev-A already ready for EV-DO and some great questions from users. Also, the announcement of Matt�s Mobile Minute, E911 is the topic this week.
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #11 46:43 Show Notes: We are talking wizards tonight. Also, Sprint struggling,a GSM phone that talks to the heavens and listener comments and questions.
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #10 50:32 Show Notes: This show introduces Matt as a cohost! He’s a cell phone junkie as well, and I’m happy to have him with me! SIM’s are 15, the Treo needs RAM and the possibility of a cheap smartphone! Plus, want to get your own Cell Phone Junkie gear...check it out! Also, keep those questions coming, I go through all of them on the show!
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #9 35:57 Show Notes: This show introduces Jerry as a co-host! He�s a cell phone junkie as well, and I�m happy to have him with me! Palm, Windows and Blackberry oh my! Will you be one of the folks spending $5000 on your device? Also, if you�re old, we have the phone for you!
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #8 31:59 Show Notes: This show talks about disappearing ROMS, Blackberry Hacking, and a Treo that finally knows (via GPS) where it is! I also talk about the Nokia E61, more Chocolate and questions from listeners.
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #7 27:41 Show Notes This show talks about a new co-host, a Blackberry that can actually handle media, and questions galore from the great listeners of the show!
The Cell Phone Junkie Podcast #6 Show Notes This is show #6 of The Cell Phone Junkie. 25:03 This show talks about cheap EVDO, expensive TDMA, Chocolate and FasTap. Yes, those are all mobile phone terms! The Cell Phone Junkie talks about the Motorola Q for $75, Cingular charging extra for use of the TDMA network and a brief overview of the new HP iPAQ 6925 coming soon from Cingular�hopefully.
This is show #1 of The Cell Phone Junkie. On this episode I discuss my background and passion of the cellular phone industry. Also, the differences between the 4 major US carriers and a basic overview of each.
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