Ah, 2015, what a year it’s been! The past 12 months have flown by at a whirlwind pace, and between CES, Mobile World Congress and a myriad of new product releases there was a lot of ground to cover.
To keep you on pace and fully prepped for 2016, we’re recapping the top stories from each month this year based on what you clicked the most. This post will focus on the first six months of the year from January through June.
January:
Verizon Posts Massive 4Q Loss as Tablets Save Day
Verizon Wireless Raising Activation and Upgrade Fees
AWS-3 Auction Ends, Pulls in $44.9 Billion
February:
Verizon Begins Large-Scale Price Reduction of Its Shared Data Plans
Galaxy S6 May Come with Outsized Pricing
Verizon Wireless CEO Dan Mead Retiring
Sprint CEO Says T-Mobile in for a “Rude Awakening”
March:
T-Mobile Found Guilty of Labor Law Violations
Verizon Hit with Big Fine Over 911 Outages
AT&T Deploying Giant Ball to Boost Capacity at SXSW
April:
T-Mobile’s Latest Jab at Sprint is Petty and Mean-Spirited
AT&T President Slator Fired, Sued for $100M for Racist Texts
Verizon: You Don’t Need or Want Unlimited Data
May:
Report: AT&T to Stop Offering Two-Year Contracts at Some Retailers
Wi-Fi’s Problem with LTE Over Unlicensed Spectrum
Sprint CEO: Unlimited Data May Not Be Around Much Longer
June:
Verizon: T-Mobile CEO John Legere is “Simply Wrong”
