If you need a wireless plan but aren't looking to spend a lot of money, Android Police has a list of the cheapest smartphone plans available in the United States.
If you live in the United States, you can pre-order the Honor 6X from Honor's own online store, Best Buy or Amazon. The 3GB of RAM version is the only one available right now, as the 4GB variant is scheduled for release sometime in March.
Members of the U.S. House of Representatives are calling for smartphone surveillance rules that are clear and concise. The latest push is asking for clear rules about requesting "when and how geolocation information can be accessed and used."
Samsung has announced they'll be disabling the WiFi, Bluetooth and cellular connectivity of Galaxy Note 7 customers in both Australia as well as Canada. Today, The Verge says someone on US Cellular received a notification saying they'll be doing the same to their device next week.
It's been revealed that both the NSA, along with the GCHQ, have been spying on in-flight cellular phone calls since 2005. This is likely a reaction to the November 11th attack, but the scope of this seems excessive (100,000 recordings in February of 2009 from the NSA alone).
Amendments to rule 41 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure are scheduled to go into effect on December 1st, and some lawmakers are trying to delay it. These amendments would allow the US government to remotely search, copy, and seize information from digital devices like smartphones and...
It's been confirmed that OnePlus will no longer be selling the OnePlus 3 in the United States or Europe. So future customers will have to opt for the better, more expensive OnePlus 3T instead.
Samsung had previously announced the Blue Coral version of the Galaxy S7 Edge in Asia, but has now confirmed they will be bringing it to the United States as well. Samsung says it will be released on November 1st, and reports say it will be available at all major US wireless carriers.
Everyone wants to know when Xiaomi will be entering the US market with their smartphones, but the company still doesn't have a date set in stone. However, Hugo Barra recently told Engadget that they have already started to test their phones in America's cellular test labs.
Bloomberg is reporting that US regulators are going to ban all Galaxy Note 7 devices from airline flights. The ban is said to go into effect on Saturday.
The White House has its own Facebook bot as a way for citizens to send comments and questions to government officials. They have just made this bot open source in hopes that other governments and developers can build similar services.
Google is launching the Pixel in a number of countries. Someone on Reddit has gathered up the pricing and this is how things are looking. . .
U.S.
Pixel 32GB = $649
Pixel 128GB = $749
Pixel XL 32GB = $769
Pixel XL 128GB = $869
Germany
Pixel 32GB = 759€
Pixel 128GB = 869€
Pixel XL 32GB = 899€...
LeEco has been preparing to enter the United States market for months, and next month might be their time. Tech publications are starting to receive press invites for an event in San Francisco on October 19th.
It seems that Samsung's smartphones aren't the only products they sell that are currently having explosion issues. The United States CPSC has issued a warning for customers who have bought a top-loading Samsung washing machine between March 2011 and April 2016.
Survey Monkey has released some data on US customers that suggests not many people are getting their Note 7 replaced with another one. The survey claims 35% are getting a full refund, 26% said they're getting an iPhone, 21% said they would get another Samsung phone and 18% said they will choose...
ComScore has just released their 2016 U.S. Mobile App Report and they have some interesting statistics in there.
Of the information included, their data says that only 13% of all smartphone users in 2016 take up 50% of all app downloads this year.
Samsung has just officially recalled the Galaxy Note 7 in the United States, but that hasn't been the only Samsung device that has exploded recently.
A new report talks about the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission and how they've started to look into reports of other exploding...
Samsung has gotten by with their Galaxy Note 7 debacle by trying to issue a voluntary replacement program, but this has now been taken to the next level.
Samsung has officially announced the recall in the US (which had happened in Canada earlier this week), and tells us new, safe Note 7 units...
Last year, LG's V10 was available at AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon, with Sprint being left out in the cold.
It seems like this year will be the same as today, AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon have all announced they will be selling the device (and Sprint has yet to join the club).
Until now, those of us in the United States could only pre-order the Honor 8, but now it's available for purchase.
You place your order at a number of websites including Best Buy, Amazon, B&H Photo, Newegg, and even Honor's very own website for $400.
For those who have been patiently waiting for your chance to reserve your own Moto G4 Play, the time has come.
If you live in the United States, you can head on over to the Motorola website and pre-order the $149.99 Snapdragon 410 smartphone right now.
If you live in the United States and currently own the Galaxy Note 7, then you can get a new device.
Samsung says you'll have the choice between the a new Galaxy Note 7, Galaxy S7 or Galaxy S7 edge, and can have the new phone "as early as next week."
With most major banks already supporting Android Pay, Google is working on bringing in the smaller local banks and credit unions.
The company has just updated their Android Pay participating banks page and is not includes an additional 42 new banks and credit unions from both the United States...
We've been seeing leaks of the Gear IconX eadbuds all the way back in February when the name was first trademarked.
Last month, they launched the product in various countries but the US wasn't one of them. Now, we've learned that you can buy these earbuds on August 15th for $200.
Sony has just announced that anyone in the United States can now purchase the unlocked version fo the Xperia XA Ultra.
On the Sony Mobile website, they give links to the product on Amazon, Best Buy, B&H and Reagan Wireless.
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