The company has roaming agreements with 400+ cellular carriers worldwide, which are accessible from over 200 cruise ships. In those cases, travelers’ devices will automatically connect to the network ...

Here on Earth, carriers around the world are busy trying to expand their networks to bring cellular coverage to as many ...

Prepaid carriers don't offer domestic roaming. That's the line many of us has heard, but is it really true? The answer is complicated.

We have a range of datasets and data tools to help you better understand the challenges facing consumers today, from insulation to inflation and beyond Explore our map to uncover which areas of the ...

For consistent problems connecting to or staying connected to a cellular or data network, it's possible your carrier's coverage doesn't extend well into your neighborhood. Other times ...

With this plan, you get 2GB of data per day for 28 days. It also offers unlimited calls with 100 SMS per day. With this plan as well you get additional benefits like JioCinema, JioTV, and JioCloud.

BEIJING -- China's top market regulator on Monday announced that it will implement a three-year action plan ... consumer goods totaled approximately 14 trillion yuan, up 7.4 percent, according to ...

Trai has mandated that telecom operators provide separate plans for voice and SMS without including data. This decision ... the decision after conducting a consumer survey in September-November ...

Highest Single Bill: Rs 3 lakh by a Mumbai diner. Top Saver: Rs 1.22 lakh saved by a Delhi user in a single order. Alcohol Orders: Bengaluru led with 289,000 transactions, outpacing Delhi’s 96,000.

Canada's antitrust regulator said on Monday it was suing Rogers Communications Inc. for allegedly misleading consumers about offering unlimited data under some phone plans. (Tijana Martin/The ...

Canada’s competition watchdog is taking legal action against Rogers Communications Inc. for what it calls “misleading” representations of its unlimited data plans, alleging that the company ...

The Army is doubling down on its data plans with a new four-year, $619 million contract with Palantir that promises to keep current features that help commanders learn more about their troops ...