Sprint today announced that customers of Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, or any other postpaid carrier who bring their eligible iPhone or Android-based smartphone to Sprint will receive one free year of unlimited talk, text, and 4G LTE data. The offer is available for up to five lines …
Samsung will launch its mobile payments service Samsung Pay in Sweden this year, according to fresh reports out of the Scandinavian country. Invitations were sent out for a March 9 event, where more details related to Samsung Pay Sweden launch are likely to be revealed. …
One of the great things about Vizio is that it’s one of the best manufacturers out there of high quality 4K TVs with numerous premium specs but at prices that are remarkably affordable. This was especially the case in the company’s 2016 lines of televisions, …
Overwatch took home the top prize at this year’s Game Developers Choice Awards, getting named 2016’s Game of the Year. The 2017 Independent Games Festival has also announced the winners for the year, with Quadrilateral Cowboy taking the Seamus McNally Grand Prize. The full list of …
Many people must have thought the same, whether the ghost of their deleted Dropbox files had reappeared or what? But, this is not the ghost; but the files itself. A month back, several users reported that deleted Dropbox files started reappearing in their folders again. …
The deal is available now through Tuesday, Feb. 7. In the market for a new Samsung smartphone? T-Mobile has an offer you might want to check out. The carrier is offering a free year of Netflix with the purchase of a Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge or …
Speed boosts will also roll out to rural and condo customers in advance of full 5G deployment in 2020. Even as it forges ahead on preparations for the rollout of a nationwide 5G network in 2020, AT&T is planning interim speed boosts for rural customers, fiber …
During an annual business strategy briefing on Wednesday, Nintendo has promised to make 2 to 3 mobile games a year, according to Reuters. This news comes on the heels of Nintendo’s disappointing previous ventures in mobile games: Miitomo, which I haven’t heard about in months, and …
