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SiriusXM simulcasting Weather Channel coverage of Hurricane Ian
SiriusXM Pandora is offering an audio simulcast of the Weather Channel's coverage of Hurricane Ian as the storm makes landfall in Florida.
More than 25,000 without cable, Internet as hurricane hits Florida
More than 25,000 Florida residents are without cable, landline phone or Internet service in Florida as Hurricane Ian slams the coast as a Category 4 storm.
British teen pleads not guilty to hacking campaign
A British teenager entered a plea of not guilty this week after prosecutors accused him of a cyber intrusion against at least two companies.
Fast Company website vandalized by purported hacker
An Apple News push alert connected to a vandalized Fast Company article generated confusion and concern on Tuesday.
Verizon to start charging $30 phone set-up fee in October
Verizon Wireless will begin charging customers a $30 fee when they need help setting up a new device, starting October 3.
Teen arrested over Rockstar intrusion had prior hacking charges
A British teenager accused of hacking Rockstar and Uber had previously been charged with cyberattacks against Microsoft and Nvidia.
Sky Showtime officially launches in Nordic countries
Sky Showtime officially debuted this week in a handful of countries, offering TV shows and movies from Comcast and Paramount.
Google releases cheaper version of Android TV streaming device
Google has finally debuted the cheaper version of its flagship Chromecast with Google TV streaming device.
British police arrest teenager over “Grand Theft Auto” hack
A British teenager has been arrested in connection with a massive cyberattack against the developer of "Grand Theft Auto," according to a law enforcement source.
Google starts to dominate streaming TV market in Europe
Google's streaming television platform Android TV is growing its share of the European smart TV market, according to new research.
Teléfono, Internet regresan lentamente en Puerto Rico
Miles de clientes de cable, teléfono e Internet en Puerto Rico están nuevamente en línea luego de que el huracán Fiona dañara la infraestructura de comunicaciones de la isla a principios de esta semana.
By:
Matthew Keys & Carol Alfonso
Utilities begin to reconnect phone, Internet service to Puerto Rico after hurricane
Thousands of customers are still without phone, cable or Internet service in Puerto Rico, but many are starting to come online.