Sprint has been ordered by the FCC to pay a fine of $1.2 million after it was discovered that the carrier's network was unable to properly handle 911 calls from individuals with hearing difficulties.
Apple has joined a new program from the U.S. Department of Defense to develop high-tech sensors and wearables for the military. The sensors would be designed to be worn by soldiers, but could also find their way on to ships and aircraft.
The Equality Act, an anti-discrimination bill recently introduces in the U.S. House of Representatives, has received support from a number of companies, including Apple.
The FTC has reportedly started issuing subpoenas to music streaming companies as part of its investigation against Apple over the cut it takes over all in-app purchases, and whether that charge stifles competition.
It is being reported that the FTC may be exploring the rules Apple has in place in its App Store for streaming music rivals. After various complaints from the competition, the FTC is beginning to look into the matter, though an official investigation has not begun yet.
President Obama took to Twitter yesterday to field questions on healthcare, using an iPad Air and an Apple Wireless Keyboard.
Apple has released a new collection of apps, movies, TV shows, and more that reflect LGBT pride in honor of the 1969 Stonewall riots.
AT&T has been hit with a $100 million fine from the FCC in regards to the complaints about throttled data on unlimited plans.
U.S. President Barack Obama just sent his first tweet, from his first personal account, and he did it from his iPhone. The President's new account is as personal as anything named after an office can be — @potus, an acronym for President of the United States. But it's an account that will have tweets posted exclusively by the President, which is different than the long-running, team...
The Federal Communications Commission voted 3-2 today to regulate broadband providers like telephone and cable utilities under Title II of the Telecommunications Act. The FCC will also enforce a set of net neutrality rules for those companies. The changes were first proposed earlier this month. The new rules would allow the FCC to ban both fixed and mobile broadband companies from...