From the category archives:

Cell Phone Service

Do cell phone plans make economic sense?

by Joe P on November 17, 2009

Cell carriers improving connectivity

by Joe P on August 27, 2009

No surprise: Consumers want cheap phones, service

by Joe P on August 13, 2009

Verizon makes concession on roaming agreements

by Joe P on July 23, 2009

How much will that smartphone really cost you?

by Joe P on June 30, 2009

AT&T announces satellite phone plan

by Joe P on June 25, 2009

When switching carriers, people look to AT&T

by Joe P on May 29, 2009

U.S. cellular subscriber growth slowed in 2008

by Joe P on March 30, 2009

Getting to know the regional providers, Part 1

by Joe P on August 6, 2008

New network coverage: AT&T, Alltel, Verizon

by Joe P on August 6, 2008

What the major carriers bring to the table

by Joe P on June 25, 2008

Calling internationally on your cell phone

by Joe P on May 27, 2008

Comcast about to enter wireless industry?

by Joe P on April 24, 2008

Bill introduced to ban in-flight calls

by Joe P on April 17, 2008

No cell reception in your house? Verizon has a solution

by Joe P on April 9, 2008

In-flight calling to be offered in Europe

by Joe P on April 8, 2008

J.D. Power finds Spint, AT&T lacking

by Joe P on March 28, 2008

Seeking alternative energy for cell sites

by Joe P on March 11, 2008

Cell phone only population grows to 33 million

by Joe P on February 28, 2008

GSM, CDMA, and how it affects your mobile experience

by Joe P on February 26, 2008

What did they really accomplish with unlimited?

by Joe P on February 22, 2008

AT&T, T-Mobile quick to unlimited party

by Joe P on February 20, 2008

Verizon, Sprint to offer flat-rate, unlimited plans

by Joe P on February 19, 2008

Predicting wireless in 2008

by Joe P on December 20, 2007

Cell phone spending to overtake landlines this year

by Joe P on December 19, 2007

U.S. wireless subscribers top 250 million

by Joe P on December 17, 2007

Cell subscriptions reach half of world population

by Joe P on December 3, 2007

Not many Americans happy with cell service