Consumers Give up Land-Lines for Cell Phones
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Consumers increasingly are moving away from using fixed-line phones together with cell phones to using cell phones for all or most of their voice calls, according to a study carried out for Nokia (NYSE: NOK) by UK market research company MORI.
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The biggest U.S. mobile operators, AT&T Wireless and Verizon Wireless, will close down their analog networks on Monday.
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They've gone without food  or clothing just to make that call: a university survey has  found that some Australians are mobile phone junkies.
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Telecommunications giants and entrepreneurs are squaring off over a valuable chunk of airwaves often touted as the last beachfront property in the wireless world.
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As more travelers carry BlackBerrys and hotels install Wi-Fi, the traditional business center is becoming obsolete.
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The use of mobile phones in emerging markets is growing but people are using their phones for more than just talking.
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Leave your cellphone and BlackBerry at home. They won't work at these vacation spots.
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but winds up costing consumers tens of millions of dollars a year -- is being scaled back by two of the nation&#39;s biggest cell phone carriers.
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Wireless phone service is one of the great bargains of the modern age. When The Post began its annual comparison of cellular calling plans in 1998, $40 bought a lousy 100 minutes of talk time a month.
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The fixed line phone in the home could soon disappear, a study by mobile firm Nokia shows.
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The drastic moves were prompted by AT&T's plan to retreat from the consumer telephone business following a lost court battle.
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Mobile phone users have outstripped traditional landline connections in India, the government announced.
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More than half of U.S. consumers are  less than satisfied with their mobile telephone service and  give the lowest ratings to providers involved in large mergers,  according to a Consumer Reports survey.
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Laura Bekke moved into her new  Amsterdam flat last week and declined to have a fixed phone  line installed. Merijn Groenhart, a disc jockey in the same  city, has lived without a home phone for over a year.
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More than a thousand people who phoned in for assistance too often -- at least in the company's eyes -- find themselves suddenly cut off from wireless service.
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More than half of U.S. consumers are less than satisfied with their mobile telephone service and give the lowest ratings to providers involved in large mergers, according to a Consumer Reports survey.
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By Anna Marie Kukec Daily Herald Business Writer  Goodbye, analog.  Or shall we say, good riddance? At least that could be what executives at the mobile phone service providers are thinking.