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A throng of protestors line the grass, some with placards reading: "We still say no to Consett incinerator."

Dish's Project Genesis app gives you rewards for carrying out certain tasks as a way to incentivize you into providing feedback on its 5G network. One of those rewards is an NFT.

A few years ago the Trump DOJ and FCC rubber-stamped the Sprint T-Mobile merger without heeding expert warnings that it would stifle competition, kill jobs and slowly raise rates. Working closely with T-Mobile and Dish, the FCC and DOJ “antitrust enforcers” unveiled what they claimed was a “fix” for these problems: they’d cobble together a fourth major…

Posts about smartphones written by Karl Bode, Glyn Moody, Tim Cushing, and Leigh Beadon

Dish Network says it’s launched Project Genesis — a 5G cell service — in over 120 US cities. But actually getting a phone and a plan is anything but easy.

Dish silently lights up 5G service in over 120 cities across the US to avoid being fined.

Dish Network has been building its own cellular network in the United States, mostly with leftover wireless spectrum acquired from T-Mobile’s merger with Sprint. Now the network is starting to go live… in one city, anyway.