Verizon is dealing with two separate customer complaints that have recently surfaced, raising questions about how the carrier handles security and community concerns. Both situations, while different in nature, have left customers feeling frustrated with the company's response. According to PhoneArena, a California homeowner is reporting significant financial losses after Verizon built a 200-foot cell tower just 15 feet from his property line. John Stewart, who owns a 7.9-acre parcel near... Read more →
Good news for fans of Pebble wearable devices. Retail giant Best Buy is now offering the Pebble smartwatch for only $79.99. Buyers can choose from three available color options: black, white, and red. Compared to other smartwatch brands, Pebble has always been one of the most budget-friendly in the market. Indeed, the original Pebble smartwatch... Read more →
Are you currently a T-Mobile subscriber under a Simple Choice plan that offers 5 gigabytes of LTE data (or less) every month? You could be one of the lucky people who will receive a complimentary upgrade to unlimited LTE data. Apparently, T-Mobile has started sending out SMS messages to selected customers, informing them that they will receive... Read more →
According to a report by Reuters, Microsoft's Cortana will be coming to both Android and iOS platforms after Windows 10 rolls out a new and improved version of the virtual assistant. This updated Cortana is expected to be deployed as a standalone app, which will be made available in Google Play as well as in Apple's App Store. Plus, it will work... Read more →
Yikes. A bug in a set of Google software tools for enterprises exposed some users' personal information for almost two years, despite those users setting their data to private. Google Apps for Work works as a collection of Google's online services (such as Gmail and Calendar), but are tailored for business application. Included in the collection... Read more →
Sprint is really bringing it on in trying to grab away its competitors' customers. Starting today, the carrier will be reimbursing all of the costs when a customer switches from a rival network to Sprint. These costs include early termination fees as well as whatever remaining payments there are on phone installment plans. And it will not matter... Read more →
Snapchat gets a little help from Alibaba. Well, it does not exactly qualify as "little" when the deal involves millions of dollars. It has been confirmed that China-based e-commerce giant Alibaba is investing $200 million in the startup company. The previous month, Snapchat had been reportedly seeking a $500 million cash infusion, which would... Read more →
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