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"Verizon's Mobile Turnaround: Strong Customer Growth and Cash Flow in 2023"
business-technology2 years ago

"Verizon's Mobile Turnaround: Strong Customer Growth and Cash Flow in 2023"

Verizon Communications Inc. experienced a significant turnaround in its mobile business, adding 318,000 retail mobile subscribers in the fourth quarter, the highest in two years. This growth marks a potential shift for the company, which has been striving to regain market share from competitors. The increase in customers is attributed to new pricing plans and bundles, resulting in a 3.2% rise in wireless service revenue. The company's stock surged, reflecting investor confidence in its strategy, and Verizon's CFO highlighted the success of the new pricing plans. Additionally, the company reported a rise in broadband net additions and an increase in free cash flow.

Apple Extends Free Satellite Emergency SOS for iPhone 14 Users
technology2 years ago

Apple Extends Free Satellite Emergency SOS for iPhone 14 Users

Apple has extended the free usage period for Emergency SOS satellite features for iPhone 14 users by an additional two years, allowing them to use the service for free until September 2025. The company has not disclosed the pricing plans for when the free period ends, giving them more time to make a decision. The free period for iPhone 15 users remains unchanged, with their two-year period set to expire in September 2024. The Emergency SOS feature enables users to send text messages to emergency services and update their location even when outside of Wi-Fi or cellular signal range.

YouTubeTV Reveals NFL Sunday Ticket Pricing for 2023 Season
sports2 years ago

YouTubeTV Reveals NFL Sunday Ticket Pricing for 2023 Season

YouTubeTV has announced its pricing plans for the NFL Sunday Ticket service, which was previously provided by DirecTV. Subscribers can watch any game carried by CBS or FOX networks, except for national games shown on Amazon Prime, NBC, or ESPN. The service costs $349 for the season with a YouTubeTV subscription and $449 without one. Fans can add Red Zone to their NFL Sunday Ticket purchase for $40 during the discount period and $50 after that. NFL Sunday Ticket will have additional features when purchased with a YouTubeTV subscription, including unlimited DVR storage, real-time stats, fantasy data, and the option to hide spoilers. A single-team version of NFL Sunday Ticket is under consideration.