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John Legere

T-Mobile CEO on Throttling Accusations: ‘Bullsh-t’

Snapchat

How Snapchat Plans to Supercharge Its Lackluster Ad Business

Sidewalk Labs already builds these futuristic ‘payphones’ that beam free Internet.

New York City Is Turning On Its Google-Owned Free Wi-Fi Network

Whirlpool’s latest washer and dryer integrate with Amazon to automate reordering soap.

This Smart Washing Machine Will Order More Detergent From Amazon

Volkswagen Stop U.S. Sales Of VW, Audi, And Porsche Cars With Diesel Engines

Audi Just Led a $28M Investment in This Rental Car Startup

A woman uses her phone while walking past a Verizon Store in the SoHo neighborhood of New York City.

Verizon Is Poaching AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile Customers With a $650 Credit

Twitter Inc. Headquarters Ahead Of Earnings Figures

Twitter Hires Apple’s Director of Diversity

Caption:The Netflix Inc. application is displayed on an Apple Inc. iPhone 5s for a photograph in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Tuesday, April 14, 2015. Netflix Inc., the largest online subscription video service, is expected to release earnings figures on April 15. Photographer: Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Cord Cutting Has Started to Snip Away at Broadband

Inside JFK's JetBlue Airways Corp. Terminal

Why Airport Wi-Fi Is Getting Faster and More Reliable

JAPAN-LIFESTYLE-ENTERTAINMENT-POKEMON

A Google Spinoff Is Developing the First Pokémon Game for Smartphones

New iPhone 6s Models Go On Sale In U.S.

Apple Offers Free Overnight Shipping on Dec. 23

Blackberry CEO Chen poses for a portrait in Toronto

BlackBerry CEO John Chen Calls Out Apple’s Approach to Security

Xi Jinping

Microsoft Cozies Up to China With a Custom Version of Windows

GOP Debate: What Republicans Got Wrong About Technology

Baidu Launches "AI-powered Digital Assistant" Duer In Beijing

Uber’s Expansion in China Reportedly Fueled by Interns