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Google has reportedly entered into partnership agreement that will allow it to buy wireless services in bulk from T-Mobile and Sprint and resell them directly to U.S. consumers under its own brand. The Wall Street Journal reported the company’s plan on Jan. 21, quoting sources that it said were close to Google’s plans. The so-called […]

Tim Hoettges, the CEO of T-Mobile parent company Deutsche Telekom, recently gave an interview where he said that in order to survive in the tough U.S. mobile business marketplace T-Mobile has to find a merger partner that is acceptable to U.S regulators. The Consumerist reported that Hoettges said he was intrigued by the concept of […]

Intel CEO Brian Krzanich is denying rumors that Apple will soon replace Intel chips with its own ARM-based processors for its Macintosh PCs. Apple makes its own ARM-based processors for iPhones and iPads, but has been using Intel chips for Macs since 2006. Moving the Macs to a new architecture would offer a host of […]

Google decided to stop sales of the Google Glass Explorer edition, as of Jan. 19. This does not represent the end of the eyewear-mounted computer, but more of a transition so Google can focus on “what is coming next,” the company said in a Jan. 15 post on the project’s Google+ page. “We’re continuing to […]

The U.S. Supreme Court has decided to uphold the requirements of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, which mandates that companies whose zoning applications for cell towers are denied be provided with the reasons in writing in a timely fashion. The decision, T-Mobile South vs. City of Roswell, Ga., sends T-Mobile’s appeal of a zoning decision […]

After suing Ericsson AB over mobile patents related to Long Term Evolution technologies, Apple has been hit by a countersuit from Ericsson, sending the two rivals into a new patent war. The dispute involves a disagreement over pricing for patent licensing for the LTE technology, according to a Jan. 14 report by Bloomberg. The two […]

Supporters of the radical Muslim movement that has captured territory in Syria and Iraq hacked the social media accounts of the U.S. Central Command on Jan. 12. The hackers, calling themselves the CyberCaliphate, used their access to three Twitter accounts and a YouTube account belonging to USCENTCOM to post messages and public documents. However, the […]

On Jan. 11, Google released details about another Windows rights escalation flaw, this one first reported to Microsoft on Oct. 13. On that same day, Microsoft Security Response Center Senior Director Chris Betz took Google to task for letting slip the details of the latest vulnerability just days before the software giant was scheduled to […]

Amid the many companies unveiling solutions aimed at the Internet of things during the recent Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Blackberry also unveiled a cloud-based IoT platform leveraging its QNX software solutions as well as other assets. The smartphone maker also announced that its BBM messaging service will also support Android Wear smartwatches, and […]

The latest MacBook Air rumors call for the next-generation devices to include 12-inch displays while sporting thinner and smaller overall device sizes. A Jan. 6 report by VentureBeat adds that the next MacBook Air will be even more compact than the existing 11-inch MacBook Air models. According to rumors, coming MacBook Air models will include […]