Anam Hamid

1 week ago | phonearena.com | Anam Hamid

Apparently, the My Verizon app is being overhauled. This app allows customers to manage their accounts and access the myAccess promotions and benefits program that hooks customers up with personalized offers and passes and tickets to events. The idea is seemingly to reintroduce the myAccess program for those who have forgotten about it. [img center [[432004]]:"Verizon's internal document reveals about Project 624.

1 week ago | phonearena.com | Anam Hamid

Verizon is allegedly encouraging store representatives to engage in unsolicited outreach and the situation is infuriating for both employees and customers. Reddit user lawrencenathan said that a local store employee sent them a message about ongoing promotions. What's strange about the message was that it didn't come from a company number and didn't seem to be automated. Instead, an employee apparently used their personal number, crafted a custom message, and even mentioned their name.

1 week ago | phonearena.com | Anam Hamid

Per The Mobile Report, that wasn't a glitch. According to a leaked internal document, T-Mobile is contemplating introducing 36-month EIPs for at least some devices. The longer installment plans may only be for select plans. The new policy may violate the "New in Two" guarantee that some plans offer to make it easy for customers to upgrade every two years. For now, it looks like the change has been delayed. However, given that it went live for a while, we might see it implemented soon.

1 week ago | phonearena.com | Anam Hamid

AI-generated iPhone 18 conceptApple's next flagship series, the iPhone 17, is reportedly on track to be released in September this year. While the iPhone 17 will be an important upgrade in its own right, it won't exactly be a dramatic upgrade. Next year is when things may get a lot more interesting with the release of the iPhone 18. According to revered leaker Digital Chat Station who posts on Chinese social media website Weibo, Apple's 2026 Pro models will have a new front look.

1 week ago | phonearena.com | Anam Hamid

It was reported a few days back that T-Mobile had made it almost impossible for customers to activate Go5G plans and that the company was phasing out tax-included watch and tablet plans. Customers who wish to add lines with taxes and other fees included apparently have until today or, at most, tomorrow to do so. The Mobile Report has reiterated that T-Mobile is removing tax-inclusive versions of almost all plans.