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Time Warner Cable and Verizon will be the next two companies to try their flavor of TV on the Web this year.

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Smaller wireless carriers will soon get a shot at selling the latest and best phones, at least where Verizon Wireless is involved.

The nation’s largest cellular service provider will allow…

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It looks like Verizon Internet subscribers may soon have the ability to use free Wi-Fi hotspots aspread across the country, several online media outlets are now reporting.

Verizon will work alongside with Wi-Fi company Boingo to offer the free Wi-Fi, though there are still many questions…read more…

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In its latest effort to try and remain relevant in the home phone industry, Verizon has unveiled the latest version of its Hub phone.

Originally launched by Verizon on Feb. 1, the VoIP phone is available for $199 to purchase with a two-year contract — after a $50 mail-in-rebate — with a…read more…

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