By Reuters
Verizon Wireless is planning to force customers to give up their unlimited data plans when they move to its high-speed wireless service, a top executive for parent company Verizon Communications Inc said on Wednesday. (May 16)
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By Reuters
Verizon Wireless should see an increase in data revenue after it offers new shared data plans this summer, according to a top executive for parent company Verizon Communications Inc. (May 16)
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T-Mobile USA CEO Philipp Humm said his company was not interested in wireless airwaves that its biggest rival, Verizon Wireless, has offered to sell. (May 10)
By IBTimes
While Samsung and HTC have already stolen a lot of the limelight with their new Android smartphones, Galaxy S3 and One X respectively, both the tech giants are not done with it and recently have come up with more offerings in the line of 4G LTE smartphones. (May 08)
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By Reuters UK
Ernst & Young's lobbying unit is no longer listed as a lobbyist for three major U.S. companies, all of whom were 2011 audit clients of the accounting giant. The deregistration follows questions raised by two U.S. (May 04)
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By IBTimes
Wireless communication operators are trying to win the battle against each other by introducing more and more killer smartphones. (Apr 27)
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HTC, SAMSUNG, SMARTPHONE, ANDROID
By Reuters UK
AT&T Inc <T.N> reported a higher-than-expected quarterly profit on Tuesday, sending its stock up as much as 4 percent, as a decline in iPhone sales reduced the amount of cash it had to pay Apple Inc <AAPL.O> and boosted its margins. (Apr 24)
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By Reuters UK
Verizon Communications Inc <VZ.N> posted first-quarter earnings and revenue that beat Wall Street expectations as customers increased their spending on services such as wireless data, sending its shares up more than 2 percent. (Apr 19)
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