BT and Verizon agree to combine their international enterprise operations‎

Verizon and BT Group have announced plans to combine their international enterprise fixed-line operations into a new joint venture. The move is expected to close in 2027, subject to regulatory approval. BT and Verizon say the new company will be "designed for a cloud-first world in the age of AI", whatever that means. It will be a 50-50 joint venture, and will serve over 3,000 multinational organizations in more than 180 countries. Verizon will pay BT an equalization amount of $625 million to guarantee even voting rights. Combining BT and Verizon’s international enterprise...

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T-Mobile is retiring old plans and forcing people onto its newest ones‎

T-Mobile's doing some spring cleaning this summer. The company has decided to phase out some older plans and move the customers using them to its newest plans. The old plans that are affected are the oldest ones still in use by T-Mobile customers, and some of them are 15 years old. According to T-Mobile, this will involve price hikes, but the average hike is apparently only going to be $4 per line. Customers on the very old plans will be contacted directly by T-Mobile via email with two weeks' notice before the change takes place on their next billing cycle in mid-July. Here's the...

iPhone 18, iPhone 18e, and iPhone Air 2 screen specs leak‎

A new rumor from Digital Chat Station on Weibo today brings us details about the early 2027 iPhone lineup. As you may already know, Apple is expected to launch the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, and iPhone Ultra this September. Then, in spring 2027, perhaps in April, the company is rumored to unveil the iPhone 18, the iPhone 18e, and the iPhone Air 2. According to DCS, the iPhone 18 will have a 6.3-inch LTPO OLED screen with "1.5K" resolution and 120Hz refresh rate, the iPhone 18e will have a 6.12-inch LTPS OLED screen with "1.5K" resolution and 60Hz refresh rate, and the iPhone Air 2...

New report reveals when Samsung might be launching the first rollable-screen smartphone‎

Rollable-screen smartphones have been a dream for years, and yet we still don’t have any to buy. That might change in a couple of years or so, if a new report from Korea is to be believed. According to unnamed industry sources, Samsung Display wants to be the king of the rollable screen market, as it's feeling a lot of pressure from Chinese display panel makers in the foldable space. As a consequence, Samsung Display is allegedly in discussions with Samsung Electronics to supply the latter with rollable screens for a smartphone that is currently targeting a release in the first half of...

vivo X Fold6 will reportedly see a global launch‎

vivo unveiled its latest flagship foldable, the vivo X Fold6, in China last week. While the company didn’t mention an international release during the launch, it has now confirmed that the device will make its way to global markets. In a statement to Android Authority, vivo confirmed that the X Fold6 will launch globally. The company did not reveal a launch timeline or the list of markets, but said that more details regarding availability will be announced soon. Notably, the vivo X Fold5 launched in China before making its way to select Southeast Asian markets. Whether the X...

Nothing confirms Snapdragon chip for the Phone (4b)‎

Nothing is launching the Phone (4b) on July 7, and the company revealed its design last week. It's very obviously a Nothing phone, but it is also quite clearly the lowest-end of the bunch. Today Nothing has revealed that the Phone (4b) will be powered by a Snapdragon chipset. Unfortunately, it hasn't actually specified which one yet. However, the phone was spotted in the Geekbench database a few days ago, and that listing revealed that it will be powered by the Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 SoC, paired with 8GB of RAM. The Nothing Phone (4b) will be running Android 16 out of the box. According...

Amazfit launches a beta feature for iOS notification forwarding‎

Amazfit has been working on delivering better notifications from your iPhone to its smart wearables. The company now officially announced the start of a beta testing program for its iOS Notification Forwarding feature. But there's a catch - the beta access is available only to users located in the EU. The new notification handling allows not just basic alerts, but also supports interaction with compatible apps. You can now view entire messages, reply, send a quick response or mark as read directly on your smartwatch. The integration works with supported apps, like WhatsApp. Image...