… R-Ocean, said the Verizon Wireless outage reiterated concerns about Verizon's moves to replace traditional telephone service over copper wires in superstorm Sandy-ravaged Mantoloking with Verizon Voice Link, which uses the wireless network.
Employers have tracked onsite employees via pass keys, cameras, office email, computer networks and telephone systems for years, often without informing employees. Trucking companies began keeping tabs on their drivers with GPS in the early 1990s, …
The “Bell System” is alive and well… just renamed “Verizon”. I still recall when you couldn't connect a non-Bell telephone to their network. The Verizon playbook hasn't changed. Just look at their marketing history, how they deal with their customers …
For Defendini, this realization also came with a good measure of contempt for the way the big phone companies do business. “The telecom industry in the U.S. runs really a terrible system,” he insists. “You're locked into certain carriers for long …
The phones they're using are the old Nokia ones that went out of fashion years ago in the U.S. “But the organizations doing work in East Africa are not able to aid beneficiaries on mobile wallets because there are three or four different telephone …
Before, people couldn't talk much because it cost so much,” said Keyla Ramirez Cruz, a Talea resident who anchors a program on the community radio station and coordinates the new phone system. Before it was set up, Talea's 2,500 residents would make …
Fujitsu, a leading provider of business, information technology, and communications solutions, and VarData today announced their collaboration with Panhandle Telephone Cooperative, Inc., (PTCI) to build its high-performance communications network …
Acquiring a phone through a contract involves complex calculations and weighing up the most suitable phone model against the contract's long-term cost, included value and the quality of the mobile network. Consumers could also buy the phone outright …
Keystone-Farmers Cooperative Telephone Company will receive a $7.6 million loan to upgrade its plant and complete a Fiber-to-the-Premises (FTTP) network to help meet the current and future data needs of its customers in Benton and Tama counties.
That's how Chuck Lines described what he was feeling immediately after he and four of his teammates became the winners of the first season of the USA Network's “Summer Camp” reality show earlier this month and split a cash prize of $250,000. “I couldn …
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