John Callaham

AT&T has announced it is adding more high-speed data for customers who are signed up for their pre-paid GoPhone plans.

AT&T revealed its roadmap for establishing its 5G wireless network in the US. It stated that it will begin 5G trials in Austin sometime before the end of the year.

Microsoft has launched a preview of its new Skype feature that allows users of the popular Slack messaging service to start a Skype call from within any of Slack's clients.

Microsoft is allowing all users of its Skype VoIP service to share files, photos and videos of up to 300MB each with friends and groups.

BlackBerry has announced the launch of the BlackBerry Hub+ suite of Android apps, which will be made available with a new software licensing program for mobile devices.

Google has posted the latest Android version distribution numbers showing yet another small bump up for Marshmallow.

Google revealed as part of its latest quarterly financial conference call that the company has now sold over 30 million units of its Chromecast media casting devices

Google's parent company Alphabet has released its Q2 fiscal year 2016 earnings report, It recorded $21.5 billion in revenue leading to $5.864 billion in non-GAAP net income for the quarter.

New reports claim that Cyanogen may have laid off as much as 20% of its staff. One of those reports claims the company could be switching its strategy away from OS development to focus on apps.

Twitter is helping TD Bank in Canada to launch the country's first custom emoji. The #ForeverProud circle was created to show TD's support for the LGBT community.

Niantic Labs is now sending out invites in the U.S. to players who wanted to beta test its upcoming Pokémon GO augmented reality game.

Verizon Wireless has launched another one of its trade-in promotion offers. Customers can bring in their older phone and get up to $300 in credit toward the purchase of a new phone.

Dropbox announced a large number of new and upcoming productivity features, including creating Microsoft Office documents on mobile devices, a document scanner and more.

Domino's has decided to "indefinitely" postpone any future participation in the T-Mobile Tuesdays rewards program after getting hit with way too many free pizza orders earlier this week.

Google has announced that the city of Dallas, Texas could be getting the company's Google Fiber TV and 1Gbps internet service.

The first "T-Mobile Tuesday" for the carrier's free giveaway offer was hit with way too much demand from customers, with many people unable to get their promised free gifts.