40 news & feature articles results for "broadband comeback"

The third-largest U.S. phone company is making a strong comeback, but its future could be stunted without a major wireless play.

Posted by Marguerite Reardon

Jeff Mallett is resigned to the fact that his chance of making a comeback with the Canadian national soccer team may already have faded now that he's 34. That's one reason why he has settled for his day job, running one of the Web's most well-known sites: Yahoo.

Posted by Jim Hu

Pair of politicos who pushed last year for strict nondiscrimination requirements for broadband operators are looking to federal regulators to help revive their cause.

Posted by Anne Broache

Motorola CEO Sanjay Jha introduces Motorola's first phone running Google's Android operating system--the Cliq, which will come with the Motoblur social-networking aggregation service.

Posted by Tom Krazit

Here are a few of CNET Reviews' favorite items from the past week, including the T-Mobile MyTouch 3G, Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H20 and Epson Stylus NX515.

Supercomm 2005 offers a look at an array of new products intended to help spruce up planned TV services.

Posted by Ben Charny and Marguerite Reardon

While the business world can't survive without 800 numbers, the public has. Will a cheaper Internet version catch on?

Posted by Ben Charny

Posted by Anne Broache

CNET's army of editors have spent three days whittling down hundreds of products to these 10. We consider each of these the best in its class at CES 2009.

From a record-breaking FCC wireless auction to the launch of the new iPhone 3G to the death of citywide Wi-Fi, 2008 was full of peaks and valleys.

Posted by CNET Staff