Starting June 28, T-Mobile customers will be able to get a new phone at any point in time under its JUMP! plan. No longer do customers have to wait for a designated length of time, they decide when the time is right.
Microsoft is all set to launch its first first authorised reseller store in Manila, Philippines on June 27. The hardware manufacturer is conducting a series of giveaways to commemorate the launch.
T-Mobile is getting ready to unleash some new Un-Carrier details on June 25. The company has teased the Un-Carrier Amped announcements with a new trailer.
John Lewis has shared plans for the retailer to commence selling mobile phones and contracts in-store in a bid to fill the void left by Phones 4u, which fell into administration. John Lewis will be taking on Carphone Warehouse.
Globe has announced support for carrier billing on the Windows Phone platform. The carrier boasts the move as the first in the Philippines to support Microsoft's platform in the region.
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The Post Office essentially does everything, and now the company is prepping to launch a new Pay As You Go SIM that provides affordable calls and messages to UK consumers.
Nokia CEO Rajeev Suri says the company has plans to return to the smartphone industry, but that it will design the devices and license its brand name to others rather than build phones themselves.
Later this year, Twitter will roll out Project Lightning in order to deliver a curated news experience to its users. A section of Twitter will be dedicated to interesting events, everything from sports to awards shows to breaking news.
While at Computex we hit the bustling Guanghua markets, a true tech fans dream place. If you can't find what you want here, it probably doesn't exist. And we've taken a whole bunch of photos to bring you along for the ride.
AT&T has been hit with a $100 million fine from the FCC in regards to the complaints about throttled data on unlimited plans.
A new report claims that Deutsche Telekom is in talks with Comcast about the sale of T-Mobile US.
The Coalition's Rod Fergusson and Xbox's Phil Spencer took to the stage at E3's PC Gaming Show to announce that Gears of War Ultimate Edition and Killer Instinct will be headed to PC.
Curious about what lies in store for the PC gaming crowd? You'll get your chance tonight with the first-ever PC Gaming Show live from E3, kicking off at 5 p.m. PDT.
Microsoft today announced plans to encrypt Bing searches by default, adding a layer of security for surfers who utilize the company's search engine. TLS support will be added to expand encryption across networks and services.
Here's a quick look at what's coming in the just-announced design refresh for OneDrive on the web.
Microsoft has announced a visual refresh coming to OneDrive on the web, bringing a new color palette, a fresh design layout, and more.
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Google is making a big push into the live game streaming space with YouTube Gaming, a dedicated portal for video gaming content.
Are you sick and tired of signal not-spots? Don't wish to wait for an absolute age for UK mobile operators to finally address the national issue? There's now a SIM card for that.