Monthly Archives: June 2015

Europe sets end-date for roaming fees, again

The E.U. seems to have settled on June 2017 as the end-date for mobile roaming charges across the continent.

The acceptance and adoption of SDN is still in its beginning stages, but making much progress.

The recent reports about the internet of things’ potential global impact has some U.S. senators pushing for analysis of that industry.

The company has released its second smartphone with Ubuntu, its open-source operating system.

The drama among the top wireless carriers has been roiling before a pending spectrum auction.

The gap between desktop use and mobile use is quickly closing in Brazil.

Some countries are fully embracing the virtual currency while others are inhibiting its trade and use.

Fairphone’s second version of its flagship device propels forward the modular smartphone market and open hardware industry — particularly in Europe.

The rift between consumer advocates and industry executives highlights government’s lag in regulation facial recognition technology.

The social network will defend itself in a Belgian court against the country’s privacy commission.