Smartphones have come to dominate our consumer life, but in many businesses across the country, there’s still a strong case for that hard plastic handset.

Many senior citizens are adept at new technology, including cellphones, but they just prefer the landline – and should have access to one that's also affordable, said Susan Weinstock, CEO of the ...

New landline phones due from Panasonic will be able to exchange text messages with computers and wireless devices, including cell phones. Cordless phones get the message - CNET X ...

Read: Don’t hate the phone call, hate the phone. I’m using the word landline vestigially: New home phone service is almost never delivered via analog, copper-wire telephone line; instead it ...

THE PIERCING RING of a home phone used to command respect. “That’s how I was raised: When the phone rings, you hop to it,” I heard my mom say recently as we chatted on my new landline phone ...

The presence of a landline in your home has been severely reduced due to the nearly ubiquitous presence of mobile phones. Only the population that is 55 and older are heavily into landlines.

Like record players and VHS tapes, landline phones are being embraced by nostalgic fans as an antidote to an increasingly digital way of life. By Hilary Reid First came the rhinestone-encrusted ...

The copper network behind landline phones, a communications mainstay for more than a century, is going away, as cable and fiber-optics lines come along with faster Internet speeds. But the alternat… ...

NEW YORK --Deborah Braswell, a university administrator in Alabama, is a member of a dwindling group -- people with a landline phone at home.According to a U.S. government study released Thursday ...

The phone Morse got her daughter is light pink with a curly cord and sits atop a buffet table outside the family’s kitchen.

A new adapter lets you make free Skype calls to up to 100 different contacts simply by picking up your landline telephone. ... This Samsung phone is the one most people should buy in 2024; ...

“The phone was always the thing that was always your security,” said Brenda Sheridan, 56, who has a landline in part as a defense against spotty cell reception at her home in Swampscott.