In a memo sent to the Los Angeles School Board of Education, Superintendent John Deasy revealed that its iPad distribution plan for students is no more.
Boost Mobile, Sprint's no-contract subsidiary, announced the ZTE Warp Sync. It packs a 5-inch HD display and a quad-core Snapdragon processor for $180.
Burger King is running a promotion that offers you the chance to grab a free smartphone on a two-year contract. Choices include the Moto X and Droid Mini.
Cricket Wireless, AT&T's no-contract subsidiary, will run a promotion that will offer $100 bill credit to T-Mobile and MetroPCS customers who make the switch.
Samsung has reached a $2.3 million settlement with the Justice Department, with the company lying to the U.S. gov't about where its products were made.
According to U.K.-based professional services firm Deloitte, 31 percent of smartphone owners in the U.K. don't download apps in the 1st month of ownership.
With Sprint announcing several objectives it wants to accomplish, a report reveals that the nation's third largest carrier will unveil new wireless plans.
In a rather surprising turn of events for the company, Lenovo announced that smartphone sales surpassed those of its PCs for the first time in its history.
According to a report, HP and Google were in talks to not only customize Google Now for enterprise users, but also make a business-centric Nexus phone.
OnePlus kicked off the "Ladies First" competition as a way to give away more invites to purchase the One. However, reactions have been extremely negative.
Parody Twitter account Bicycle Lobby received a subpoena from the DA's office in New York for a sarcastic tweet relating to a Brooklyn Bridge incident.