In the early days of smartphones, the easiest way to get one in the United States was simple: visit your carrier outlet of choice and buy whichever device the salesperson convinced you was best ...

If you’re tired of paying large wireless bills each month, you might consider changing to a budget wireless carrier. These ...

President Donald Trump's newly launched cellular service is defending its claims that its T1 cellphones are made in the U.S.

In 1999, you could still plunk a coin into one at 2 million phone booths in the United States. Only 5% of those are left today. About a fifth of America's 100,000 remaining pay phones are in New ...

For U.S. cell phone customers, AT&T and T–Mobile are GSM carriers, while Verizon, Sprint, and US Cellular are CDMA, taking into account updates in carrier policies and plans to close off networks.

Donald Trump's family business licensed its name to launch a U.S. mobile service and a $499 smartphone on Monday, calling it ...

The company explicitly states that the phones shipped out will be “final models” and even the same model sold globally, and as such, they “may not work with all US carriers.” In a later ...

More than half of new smartphones sold in the United States have a sticker price of at least $800, according to technology analysis firm Counterpoint Research. And devices that cost more than ...