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There’s no easy way to make your phone eSIM-compatible if it doesn’t support the technology. However, a hardware-based workaround is available that’s a little complicated but will do the ...

T-Mobile has already activated the system to send out emergency alerts in North Carolina, which can be received by any compatible phone, not just those of T-Mobile customers. The two companies ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. With major smartphone-release season over for the year, there are heaps of options for new phones of every brand available.

This means phones and hearing aids -- even the over-the-counter and earpods options -- must be compatible with each other. And all new mobile handsets sold in the US must now meet volume-control ...

the CEO of Q Link Wireless LLC, has pleaded guilty to conspiring to defraud and commit offenses against the U.S. government in connection with a years-long scheme to steal over $100 million from the ...

The FCC has approved a regulation requiring 100% of all mobile handsets sold in the US to be compatible with hearing aids. The rule requires phone makers to abandon proprietary Bluetooth coupling ...

This week, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission delivered a rare win by mandating that all mobile phones be hearing aid compatible. The new mandate, announced Thursday, also discouraged ...

which provides discounted phone service to low-income individuals, according to the United States Department of Justice. Issa Asad, the CEO of Q Link Wireless and the Dania Beach-based company ...

Addressing the disparities in assistive device access among the 48 million Americans with hearing loss, the FCC has ruled that all "mobile handsets" (read: smartphones) must be compatible with ...