Zack Whittaker was the security editor for ZDNet.
T-Mobile's CFO suggests the two together could carve out a "more competitive environment" for the U.S. cellular market. But after the failed AT&T-T-Mobile merger in 2011, would the U.S. government allow it?
The networking giant expands its share buyback program by more than three-fold as it continues to see strong gains in revenue.
The in-flight technology giant's latest trick allows you to text and talk as though you were on the ground. ZDNet boarded Gogo's private jet to find out more.
The fourth largest U.S. carrier posted strong results, saying it had the strongest growth in four years thanks to in part its Uncarrier contract-killing initiatives.
Once used to evade government surveillance, and now in the pockets of U.S. government agencies? Luxembourg's data protection officials want to find out.
British PM David Cameron was forced to defend the move, despite U.S. senators' belief that the Chinese networking giant is spying on the rest of the world.
Intel wants the software pattern matching technology firm to extend its security capabilities.
Centralized management and monitoring through software-defined networking. Sounds like a great idea? Despite some groans in the IT space, around one-in-five enterprises are already hooked up.
And it got even better when T-Mobile chief executive John Legere entered the ring.
The U.S. cellular giant swings to profit under the new ownership of Japan's SoftBank, but loses 313,000 customers during the quarter.