• U-verse Mobile Hits Four More Smartphones

  Todd Spangler, October 18, 2010
  Pushing ahead on its TV Everywhere strategy, AT&T announced that it is expanding its U-verse Mobile app to four more devices: BlackBerry Curve 3G and three Android-based smartphones from Samsung, HTC and Motorola.  More

• Clearwire Sets NYC, L.A., SF Launches

  Todd Spangler, October 18, 2010
  Clearwire announced the timing for the commercial launch of its 4G network in New York City, Los Angeles and the San Francisco Bay Area, amid the prospect that the wireless provider will sell a portion of its spectrum to raise more cash to fund its ongoing buildout.  More

• Nat Geo Puts Big Push Behind ‘Migrations’

    
  By Mike Reynolds, October 18, 2010
  National Geographic Channel is launching an ambitious global television project across several platforms that dwarfs previous efforts based on the upcoming series Great Migrations.  More

• Digital Door-to-Door

    
  By Todd Spangler, October 18, 2010
  When Suddenlink Communications wanted to expand its door-to-door sales program last year — from scratch, essentially — the MSO was thinking about mobile gadgets, not polo shirts.  More

• Verizon, AT&T Stores To Sell iPads

  George Winslow, October 15, 2010
  Both Verizon and AT&T have announced that they plan to start selling Apple iPads in their stores Oct. 28.  More

• FCC Taking Bite Out Of Bill Shock

  Mike Reynolds, October 13, 2010
  As expected, the FCC will take several steps to rein in "bill shock," the jaw-dropping charges for text and data on some cell phone bills.  More

• Verizon Launches My Verizon Mobile Tool

  George Winslow, October 12, 2010
  Verizon has launched a My Verizon mobile service that allows its customers to wirelessly access the myverizon.com site.  More

• Comcast Fires Up 2,000-Plus Wi-Fi Hotspots In Philly Region

  Todd Spangler, October 11, 2010
  Comcast has widened its wireless reach with the launch of Xfinity Wi-Fi -- with more than 2,000 wireless hotspots in its Philadelphia, New Jersey and Maryland operating area -- a service that lets broadband customers tap into Internet access in public places for no additional charge.  More

• A No-Go for FLO TV

    
  By Todd Spangler, October 11, 2010
  Qualcomm is throwing in the towel on its $800 millionplus mobile-TV venture.  More

• Google Pushes Play

    
  By Todd Spangler, October 11, 2010
  Google has stepped up its Web-on-TV proselytizing, enlisting help from partners including cable programmers Turner Broadcasting System, HBO and CNBC to try make consumers see the light on Internetenhanced television.  More

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