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October 21, 2015

Netflix Instant vs. Hulu Plus vs. Amazon Instant Video

Trying to figure out which subscription service to use while sticking to a frugal entertainment budget? Check out our updated 2014 breakdown of the three most popular streaming video services.

October 21, 2015

BlackBerry: T-Mobile will no longer sell our devices

It鈥檚 pretty much over between BlackBerry and T-Mobile. Following a spat between the two companies a couple of months back, the struggling mobile maker has announced it鈥檒l no longer allow the wireless carrier to sell any of its devices. T-Mobile will lose its license to sell BlackBerry products once the contract between the companies ends on April 25.

October 21, 2015

It's come to this: man rents out phone with Flappy Bird

The sudden disappearance of Flappy Bird has led to a truly strange gray market.

October 21, 2015

NBC News takes heat over Sochi phone hacking report

NBC News reports that electronics taken to the Sochi Olympics can be instantly hacked 鈥� a claim security experts are calling 鈥渕isleading鈥� and 鈥渇raudulent.鈥�

October 21, 2015

AT&T reduces rates for high-data plans to encourage upgrades

AT&T is reducing cellphone rates for family plans with large amounts of data.

October 21, 2015

Are latest smartphone innovations worth your money?

At CES 2014, the move toward making smartphones less vulnerable to expensive damage not covered under warranty is a particularly welcome trend.

October 21, 2015

New iPhone case uses gun grip material

IPhone case manufacturer Element Case has partnered with聽Hogue聽--the largest manufacturer of firearm grips and gun stocks聽in the U.S.聽-- to create the first full line of smartphone cases from the same shock-absorbing polymer material used in its military spec gun grips.聽聽

October 21, 2015

World's first smart trench coat includes built-in 4G, wireless charging

You've got a smartphone and you've heard of smartwatches, but what about smart coats?

October 21, 2015

Apple releases information on government snooping

The U.S. government sought information on as many as 3,000 Apple user accounts between Jan. 1 and June 30, 2013, according to Apple鈥檚 newly released Report on Government Information Requests -- although government restrictions prevent the company from revealing the exact number of such requests.聽

October 21, 2015

New York Police helping advertise Apple's new iPhones

To combat a surge in smartphone theft, the NYPD launched a campaign on Friday to advise consumers about the security benefits of updating to Apple's latest -- but neglected to promote a similar feature Google launched one month earlier.