commentary Although people are well aware of 3G technology, less people are actually considering using it. Could it be there just isn’t the need? Should carriers be focussing their efforts elsewhere — ...

Kami Griffiths has a perfectly fine phone. It’s your standard Samsung Galaxy smartphone with all the important apps, a decent camera and a screen big enough to watch videos. It’s so fine, in fact, she ...

Third-generation, or 3G, networks are coming to an end, which means 47.3 million mobile-phone users in the U.S. could be without service soon. As the country moves toward 5G wireless technology, ...

Older 3G wireless technology is being phased out this year to make room for newer, faster 5G networks. AT&T shut down its 3G network in late February, T-Mobile plans to do the same by the end of March ...

The looming shutdown of 3G networks could leave older adults without a critical communications lifeline. All 3G devices will lose service by the end of the year due to a planned transition to newer ...

There’s a dramatic and interesting phenomenon at 2004 China International Telecommunications Equipment and Technology Exhibition opened on Oct. 26th in Beijing that the very last year, Chinese mobile ...

3G is shutting down and some of your most essential tech may soon — or, may have already — become unusable. What steered the evolution of how we use, interact, and communicate with technology 20 years ...

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