Sunday, November 8, 2009

Verizon

Companies Ask Congress for Pension Relief

Roughly 300 companies say fully funding pensions will lead to job losses and benefit reductions. more >>

Internet Phoning for Lower Bills

VoIP comes of age as big providers enter the market. more >>

Rhapsody and Partner Verizon Take On iTunes

Service might succeed by selling music to cellphones, once it gets past device limits. more >>

Linux Burrows Into Cellphones

Verizon says a version of the open-source system will run many of its phones starting next year. more >>

Strong Earnings for Verizon

The telecommunications sector is reporting rosy results. more >>

Verizon enV Successor Is No iPhone Wannabe

New LG handset continues the clamshell design with an outside keypad. more >>

Can BitTorrent File Sharing Also Save Comcast?

The cable company joins Verizon in hugging peer-to-peer networks. more >>

Can BitTorrent File Sharing Boost Verizon?

Broadband providers have a motive to buddy up to once-derided peer-to-peer networks. more >>

Verizon's Voyager Handset Combines iPhone and Centro Features

Verizon's Voyager handset combines iPhone and Centro features more >>

Verizon Opens Its Network to Newcomers Like Google

Non-Verizon devices will connect outside the company's walled garden—but not the iPhone, yet. more >>

Verizon Voyager Answers iPhone's Touch-Screen

The handset's clamshell design adds an external touch-screen to a spacious keyboard. more >>

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