The proposed Sprint and T-Mobile merger seems to have hit another roadblock in the government as Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Tom Wheeler has apparently expressed concern about any further consolidation in the U.S. wireless industry.
The soap opera that is AT&T vs. T-Mobile continues, as AT&T announced a new deal that offers both new and existing customers $100 in credit if they add a new line.
Android smartphones handily dominated the mobile market in 2013, but new analysis shows that it may be peaking, and that the future may hold openings for companies such as Microsoft and Mozilla.
Spanish speakers in the United States will be gaining a fresh, reliant source of information as Mexican independent news gathering website SDPnoticias.com announced Wednesday that it would be launching a new arm in the United States in the summer of 2014.
As the mobile market grows more competitive, wireless networks are constantly on the lookout for ways to improve their situation against behemoths Verizon Wireless and AT&T, the two largest carriers in the United States. Recent rumblings indicate that Sprint is interested in merging with T-Mobile, but the road might not be so easy, according to new details.
Important Hispanic business leaders gathered in Miami Monday for the first annual Hispanic Business Leadership Summit to discuss government policies and their impact on Latino-owned businesses, stating that the state of these businesses can give key insights into programs such as Obamacare.
Media distribution company Olympusat and New York-based BuenaVision announced an deal Tuesday to take BuenaVision programming national, bringing exclusive shows from the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, and Latin America to the entire United States.
The Samsung Galaxy S4 has won another battle against Apple as the newer, bigger handset seems to have edged out the iPhone 5 in camera tests by well-known DxO Labs.
