If you're ready to cut the cord to landline phones, here are some tips. MAy 31, 2010 -- From time to time, I provide an overview of one broad MediaShift topic, annotated with online resources and ...

You may hear them called curly cords, coiled cables, spiral cords, retractable cables, or coil cords. Most of us don't give them much thought, but coiled cords were made to make landline phones ...

Cutting costs appears to be a big reason for cutting the cord. A landline phone costs an average of $40 a month. But going wireless-only doesn’t mean you can pocket all those savings.

CLEVELAND, Ohio - To cut or not to cut -- your landline, that is. If you are cell-phone only house, how's it working out for you? If you still have a landline, what are the advantages? Maybe you ...

Landline cord-cutters: 'The young and the restless' Researchers found that cutting the cord says something about who you are. One trait stood out: The boldness it took to go wireless, at a time ...

If you haven’t cut the cord on your landline phone service, pretty soon you may not have a choice. In a measure being pushed by big telecom provider AT&T in states across the nation, consumer ...

Begone, monthly phone bill! New and improved products like NetTalk Duo, the Ooma Telo, and the YMax MagicJack offer full-featured phone service at a fraction of the cost of regular landline service.

Gen Z has an affinity for making old things new again and an enchantment with early 2000s technology — and their next target is none other than the corded landline phone.

You may hear them called curly cords, coiled cables, spiral cords, retractable cables, or coil cords. Most of us don't give them much thought, but coiled cords were made to make landline phones ...

When researchers compared the traits of landline holdouts and cord-cutters, they found a host of other differences, especially in the early years of the wireless trend.