Latest by S. Berenbaum

Sprint has posted their lowest new subscriber count since 2009. They're entertaining partial and full buyout offers from Softbank and Dish, respectively

T-Mobile has announced its capability and plans to be the first 5G LTE-Advanced network, with download and upload speeds as fast as 300mbps.

The 32 GB HTC One is now available without a contract, following the unlocking of its Developer's Edition. This version removes the bootloader.

Facebook Home has been downloaded over a half a million times in its first ten days, but concerns over privacy settings have led to a 2-star user rating

Microsoft's chief financial officer, Peter Klein, has hinted at a 7-inch tablet, available fairly soon. Also, smartwatches are a possibility.

Verizon has posted $30 billion in first-quarter earnings, but they're under a fire from a popular petition to get rid of contracts.

Amazon has bought British start-up Evi, akin to Apple's Siri, for $26 million, rumored to be launching a new voice-based shopping guide

First quarter shows $196 million loss, while cash and liquid assets show a sizable gain. The rumored Lumia Catwalk should be out in North America this year.

Microsoft has brought Foxconn on-board for their Android and Chrome patent licenses.

Google Play has seen a meteoric rise over the last year. They're still down in revenue, but are nearly even with the iOS App Store on downloads.

You’ve gotta wonder if WhatsApp will be seen down the road as the app that killed the messaging fee.

Mozilla announces its Firefox OS, based on its Firefox browser.

You know Snapchat, right? It’s the messaging service with pics that disappear moments after you’ve received them. And people are loving it.

"The exact same platform, the exact same operating system we built for cameras, that became Android for cellphones"