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A few years ago, Apple spent an eye-watering $1 billion acquiring Intel’s modem business. Presumably the idea was that Apple would leverage...

[co-author: Charles Spencer-Davis, Law Clerk] On May 12, 2021, the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) began enrolling eligible households in its Emergency Broadband Benefit (“EBB”) program. The EBB program provides eligible households with up to a $50 monthly discount on their internet plans (and up to $75 a month discounted for households located on Tribal lands).[1] The EBB also includes funding for a one-time discount of up to $100 for a tablet, computer, or other specified device for qualifying households.[2] Funded by the stimulus package signed into law at the end of Dece...

FCC Launches Consumer Broadband Device and Service Program Friday, May 14, 2021 Plan Provides Subsidies for Device Purchases and Internet Service Subscriptions On May 12, 2021, the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) began enrolling eligible households in its Emergency Broadband Benefit (“EBB”) program.  The EBB program provides eligible households with up to a $50 monthly discount on their internet plans (and up to $75 a month discounted for households located on Tribal lands).[1]  The EBB also includes funding for a one-time discount of up to $100 for a tablet, com...

Has OnePlus Finally Found Its Niche? I'm still a bit worried about the cult phone company. By Sascha Segan 23 Feb 2021, 12:13 a.m. OnePlus holds a special place in the heart of a lot of geeks. More than any other phone maker, it's managed to keep the aura of a young, tech-centric startup, even as it's actually owned by phone giant BBK. It was originally known for its flagship killers, unlocked phones with spectacular specs for the price, but in recent years it's been trying to compete on carrier shelves with mixed success. With the OnePlus Nord N10 and the N100 (shown above, en mass...

MOUNT PLEASANT — Questions continue to swirl as Foxconn remains nontransparent about what it is, and isn’t, producing in Mount Pleasant. Now, according to a statement made to The Journal Times, Foxconn Technology Group plans “to capture a substantial percentage” of the U.S. server board market. A server board hosts some of the most important parts of any computing system, such as memory capacity and processor speed. Although The Journal Times did ask, Foxconn Technology Group did not detail what “a substantial percentage” means, what types of server boards are to...