Using a cellular carrier to provide service to regular phones in the home. A small base station is placed in the best location in the home to receive cellular signals, and an ordinary analog phone ...

The only plug-ins required are your phone (or its charging base) into one of the rear jacks, and a power cord. Most wireless home phone devices also include LED indicator lights on the front to ...

Much like their prepaid wireless phone service, AT&T is offering the same tiered pricing service for home phones and Internet, but there is an interesting twist for those who sign up. Usually ...

The Federal Communications Commission gave AT&T an early Christmas present: permission to replace old copper home-phone lines with a new wireless landline technology. The regulatory step is narrow ...

Verizon Wireless now has a service ... and more—up to $600 a year. Home Phone Connect replaces your landline phone with what is essentially a cell-phone base station, about the size of a ...

Verizon actually tried something similar with the ill-fated Hub a few years ago, and now AT&T is introducing the Wireless Home Phone in order to give its customers another option for at-home calling.

The carrier has received permission from the Federal Communications Commission to substitute a wireless home phone for copper landlines in some areas, and AT&T will ask for the regulator’s ...

The Wireless Home Phone Device allows users to receive home ... or up to 36 hours if not in use. The Wireless Home Base Device is available for $35, and service cost is $10 a month if added ...

AT&T Inc. hopes to persuade people across the country to break up with their landlines by the end of 2029. To do so, it’s deploying a new weapon that might help: a wireless home phone.

AT&T this week detailed plans to eliminate copper ... These areas have "four remaining copper customers per square mile," she said. Wireless home phone service will be available to "the vast ...