Clint Demeritt

T-Mobile is rumored to switch to its Value Plan starting March 24 as well as expand its Equipment Installment Plan.

Though the new powerful search engine is still in beta, the social network has revealed how people are using it and suggests a few oddball quires of its own.

Surrey Space Centre launched the Google smartphone into orbit to help test a new nanosatellite.

Visa payWave is coming to Samsung's NFC smartphones, as well as its Mobile Provisioning Service.

Twitter adopted a new emailing standard that will help better authenticate emails from the social network and filter out scammers.

An always-on, low-power voice activation feature will be part of the upcoming Snapdragon 800, while two new chips are formally announced.

T-Mobile offers prepaid cell service, starting at $30 a month for unlimited talk and text.

Facebook Security found malware on several employees' laptops, but no evidence that user data was compromised.

Tablet brand ratchets things up a notch with iPad- and Kindle Fire-busting prices at a variety of screen sizes.

Chevy becomes the first automaker to incorporate Siri's "Eyes Free" mode in its vehicles, and Ford gets Amazon Cloud Player music support.

HBO executive announces new AirPlay feature, and talks about where the service is heading.

Taiwanese tech firm Polytron says it's working with handset manufactures to deliver clear devices by the end of the year.

A proposal is in the works for a 28-acre, $82 million facility to house Google's aircraft in San Jose, Calif.

A slippery YouTube vid may have tipped a fully Google-designed notebook that's home to 4 million pixels.

University team created a new 3D printer valve in a project that could eventually eliminate the need for organ donors.

As the push begins to free up the wireless spectrum, some companies are trying to prevent a powerful competitor from entering the marketplace: free Wi-Fi.

Though Google's syncing service was due to start sunsetting today, new Windows Phone users can still sign up for the service until July 31.

DOJ wants the FCC to defer action in the Japanese wireless company's bid to gain control of the United States' third-place carrier.

Twitter released a new, more visual transparency report to help users see how governments are watching them.

After a patent for a smart watch was filed last fall, the tech giant may be looking into how to the sell the invention.

Windows 7 led the OS charge for the Softies while not many clues were offered on how those Surface RT slates are doing.

Government requests for user information is on the rise, citing data from June through December 2012.

According to rumors, the two new iPhones will feature in-cell touch technology to make the form factor thinner.

Two Google employees talk about the weaknesses of the password and what should replace it.

Despite controversy over Facebook merger and revised terms, Instagram claims 90 million monthly active users.