Tag Archives: Cellphones

What Was the First Cellphone You Ever Owned?

April 3, 2013   Uncategorized
As of today, shocking as it may be, we as a species have been desperately clutching cell phones like our lives depended on it for the past 40 years. And it's hard not to get a little nostalgic. Because regardless of whether your first handset was a massive grey brick from the 80s, a black, slightly smaller brick from the 90s, or a sleek, silver flippy thing from the dawn of the new millenium, your phone has undoubtedly seen a few upgrades. More »


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What Was the First Cellphone You Ever Owned?

April 3, 2013   Uncategorized
As of today, shocking as it may be, we as a species have been desperately clutching cell phones like our lives depended on it for the past 40 years. And it's hard not to get a little nostalgic. Because regardless of whether your first handset was a massive grey brick from the 80s, a black, slightly smaller brick from the 90s, or a sleek, silver flippy thing from the dawn of the new millenium, your phone has undoubtedly seen a few upgrades. More »


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T-Mobile’s Testing Out Its LTE Network in 8 Different Cities

March 23, 2013   Uncategorized
The "uncarrier" T-Mobile has an announcement coming up next week, and while it could be about anything, some recent data about their LTE testing provides a clue. According to OpenSignal, T-Mobile has already started testing it's brand new, upcoming LTE network in a total of eight different cities. More »


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T-Mobile Becomes the Newest Carrier to Offer a No-Contract Plan

February 19, 2013   Mobile
Becoming the newest major carrier to enter the contract-free game, T-Mobile USA just announced GoSmart Mobile, its new brand boasting no annual contract with the hopes of appealing to the more shallow-pocketed of users. More »


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T-Mobile Becomes the Newest Carrier to Offer a No-Contract Plan

February 19, 2013   Mobile
Becoming the newest major carrier to enter the contract-free game, T-Mobile USA just announced GoSmart Mobile, its new brand boasting no annual contract with the hopes of appealing to the more shallow-pocketed of users. More »


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Most Traffic Jams Are Caused By Just a Handful of Idiots

February 18, 2013   Uncategorized
Deep in your heart you know it: there are like two drivers out there on the road that are causing all the traffic jams and one of those assholes is the guy right in front of you. Well, new information collected from hundreds and hundreds of drivers' cellphones actually backs that up. Sort of. It turns out that it takes very few jackasses to screw things up for everyone. More »


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Hey You Big Idiots, Now Can I Use My Phone on Planes?

December 7, 2012   Uncategorized
I've traveled 18,054 miles on airplanes this year. That's 27 flights. And on each of those 27 takeoffs and 27 landings, a hungover flight attendant has asked me and my fellow travelers to turn off our phones. I didn't, not once. And you know what...
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32 Amazing Photos Taken On Phones

December 4, 2012   Apple
It's starting to feel silly to point out: You no longer need a great dSLR to take a great picture. Still, we made you prove it. Here are the best entries from this week's Shooting Challenge, cellphones. More »
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Homeless Dude Arrested for Charging His Phone in a Park

November 16, 2012   Uncategorized
When Darren Kersey plugged his mobile phone charger into the power supply of a picnic shelter in Gillespie Park, Sarasota, all he wanted was a little boost of his battery level. He certainly didn't bank on getting arrested and spending the night ...
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Terrorists Can Take Down an Entire City’s LTE Network for Just $650

November 15, 2012   Uncategorized
According to a critical document filed with the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, you can take down any LTE network with a simple $650 piece of gear. More »
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