Tech Report: T-Mobile To Offer iPhone Without Contract
T-Mobile announced they'll begin offering the iPhone in April, but will change how customers pay for their phones and that they can have a plan without a two-year contract.
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T-Mobile announced they'll begin offering the iPhone in April, but will change how customers pay for their phones and that they can have a plan without a two-year contract.
Teenage programmer Nick D'Aloisio's decision to sell his news application Summly to Yahoo for what's rumored to be a massive payout has turned him into a media sensation. D'Aloisio said his computer skills were self-taught.
April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month. The CHP along with the NHTSA are hoping to educated drivers on the dangers of texting or talking on the phone behind the wheel.
T-Mobile is doing away with the traditional and onerous 2-year contract to get a low price on a new phone. But, of course, it isn't that simple: In many ways they are simply re-casting the old subsidy/tying system.
Our technology analyst says smartphones are a major area of focus at the Game Developers Conference 2013 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco.
Yahoo is buying London startup Summly, the maker of a mobile application created by teenage entrepreneur seeking an easier way to read news stories and other content on the smaller screens of smartphones.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is forming a new issues advocacy group to promote immigration reform, education and other policies aimed at growing the economy.
San Jose is set to offer a $7 million incentive package to keep Samsung Semiconductor from leaving town for Austin, Texas.
A female technology developer has been fired after tweeting about a group of men she said were making sexual comments at a Silicon Valley technology conference.
There's now an easy way to view some web pages on your Kindle or other devices that run Amazon's Kindle software.
Shares of Oracle plummeted in Thursday trading a day after the enterprise software giant reported earnings that missed analysts' expectations by a wide margin.
YouTube says more than 1 billion people are now visiting its online video site each month to watch everything from zany clips of cute kittens to sobering scenes of social unrest around the world.
Oracle Corp. on Wednesday reported flat earnings for its fiscal third quarter, hurt by a continued drop in sales of hardware systems and a surprise decline in sales of new software - which the company attributed to a lackluster performance by its expanding sales force rather than lack of demand.
Sheryl Sandberg's "Lean In" sold 140,000 copies its first week of publication, has gone back to press seven times for additional printings and now has 400,000 copies in print, publisher Alfred A. Knopf announced Wednesday.
Researchers at Hewlett-Packard Co. say they've developed a way to put glasses-free 3-D video on mobile devices with a wide enough viewing angle to allow viewers to see objects more fully just by tilting the screen.
