T-Mobile today announced Uncarrier 12, a plan to move all postpaid plans to an unlimited data plan dubbed T-Mobile One. The plan will include calls, text and data, all unlimited, in addition to previous benefits already in force. T-Mobile One Plans Plans are $70 per month for the first line, $50 for the second, then […]
Author: George Hayes
Galaxy Note 7 is finally here: Specs, where to buy, & more!
After months of the usual rumors, leaks and speculation, Samsung revealed the new Galaxy Note 7 this morning at an 11 am New York event. As expected, much of the design is based on the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge, but the new Note did bring it’s own uniqueness as always. The waterproofing and outstanding camera […]
EU – keep the propaganda going – Google is the bad guy
The European Commissioner for Competition, Margrethe Vestager, in a speech delivered May 24th, continued the campaign to present Google as the poster child for corporate villainy. Addressing the Regulation4Innovation conference in Brussels, Vestager stated, “if Google’s apps are already on our phones when we buy them, not many of us will go to the trouble […]
Nextbit Robin on sale tomorrow – one week only
Nextbit Robin Sale begins May 4th at 12 am Pacific/3 am Eastern time, the Nextbit Robin will go on sale at Amazon for $299.99. This will be an Amazon only sale, so the Nextbit site will still have the phone at it’s normal price of $399.99. This is a great deal on a great phone, […]
EU hits Google again
Today the European Union filed a formal charge against Google, stating that the global Android giant was using it operating system to ‘squeeze out’ rivals. The EU regulators said that Google’s requiring of mobile phone manufacturers to pre-install the Chrome browser and Google Search to get access to other Google apps was stifling competition and […]
Microsoft files suit against U.S. government
Today, Microsoft Corporation has filed suit in Seattle federal court arguing that United States officials are in violation of the Constitution in preventing the Redmond computer giant from notifying customers of government requests for examination of said customer emails. Microsoft’s assertion is that the government gag order is in direct violation of the Fourth Amendment, […]

