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Two of three jet carriers that fly interisland routes in Hawaii are merging in hopes of growing and taking market share away from Hawaiian Airlines.
An RBC analyst said Tuesday less-than-truckload carriers have a tough road ahead, and that road is likely even worse for the biggest company in the sector.
Testing of free mobile digital TV for cell phones, netbooks and other on-the-go devices is ramping up in the weeks ahead, and the first devices that can provide such broadcasts should be on store shelves by next year, according to the broadcaster-based group behind the effort.
Seeking to provide a more consistent airport customer service experience across its company, Delta Air Lines Inc., the world's biggest airline operator, plans to consolidate some functions of the three regional feeder carriers it owns.
The race is still on for 4G, or fourth-generation, cell phones and service, but the contest for speed may not be decided this year because of the economy, as well as wireless carriers continuing to build out and improve 3G networks.
The airline industry has been the butt of a lot of jokes lately.
Wow, who knew hearings of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee could be so dramatic? Between the reports of corporate misconduct, government complicity and alleged death threats against whistleblowers, I half-expected to see the specter of Karen Silkwood take the stand.
In a loss for wireless communications providers, the Supreme Court on Tuesday let stand a lower court ruling preventing the industry from listing taxes and other government fees as separate line items on consumers' bills.
GOP senators: Net neutrality rule making must be bipartisan 18 Republican senators yesterday told FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski that network neutrality is trying to solve a problem that doesn't exist, and that Genachowski had better not try to pass new rules without Republican support.
Continental adds bag fee on international flights - Yahoo! News on Yahoo! NewsThis is another good reason not to fly American companies. I fly international often and I try to avoid American carriers like the plague! Flying American carriers gives me the feeling that the staff thinks they are doing me a favor by allowing me to fly on the plane.
New Airline Offers $9 SeatsA new low-cost airline will begin serving mid-sized U.S. cities that it thinks larger carriers have left behind.
Mail-hoarding carriers uncommon but embarrassingSome of those who are supposed to endure snow, rain and gloom of night to deliver the mail have resorted to hiding tons of it in garages, a self-storage unit and the dark of their basements.
(Video) Best iPhone Alternatives, comparisonEven if you can't switch carriers yet, you can still enjoy some features of the iPhone. Top alternative.... See more irresistible headlines
Analog cellular networks, R.I.P.: 1983 - 2008Marking the end of a remarkable era in cellular technology, the FCC is officially letting American carriers decommission their legacy analog networks as of today, February 18, 2008.
Cellphone Straitjacket Is Inspiring a Rebellion First come the grumblings, then the torches and pitchforks. Consumers have never been happy about their cellphone carriers and the services they provide — or refuse to provide. But they also have hardly the means to do anything, except switch from one carrier to the next.
Google GPhone to devour Apple's iPhone....Little is known about Google's mysterious GPhone, which the company says it will release by next year. Staying true to form, Google has remained tight-lipped about what its plans for the phone are.
Ars Technica: Let a million iPhones bloomApple needed one thing in order to get the iPhone off the ground: a carrier. Apple got its carrier, and the carriers got precious little beyond that moment of clarity. Sure, short term, AT&T gets a big bump in contracts.
A third US carrier, the nuclear-powered USS Enterprise Strike Group is speeding towards the Persian Gulf The USS Enterprise CVN 65-Big E Strike Group, the US Navy's largest air carrier, will join the USS Stennis and the USS Nimitz carriers, building up the largest sea, air, marine concentration the United States has ever deployed opposite Iran.
Today's cell phone system argues for retaining network neutralityNet neutrality proponents foretell a grim future for the Internet if net neutrality is scrapped: one where technology stagnates because of high entry barriers and one where a small oligarchy controls what consumers can and cannot experience.
BellSouth, Vint Cerf debate 'Net neutralityI am sure this is a debate that will rage for some time. The carriers need a way to make Internet carriage commercial. Soon all the services that they are able to charge more for will be available from anywhere which leaves them with just carrying traffic.
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