Christopher Price
Sprint’s Free for Students Plan – A Sign of Things To Come
Sprint’s plan to offer free service to students is part of a larger plan, to eventually offer free service to all.
What the BYOSD? Sprint Blocks MVNOs from Using Nexus Devices They Don’t Even Subsidize
News has come out over the past 24 hours that Sprint has given MVNOs until tomorrow to stop activating several new devices, including Nexus 5.
Why Google Play Should Pull CyanogenMod Installer (Updated)
I love Android, I’ve pretty much bet the farm on it. And I think CyanogenMod is great. But a CyanogenMod installer violates the Google Play TOS, and should be pulled.
Motorola’s KitKat Limbo List – And Why It Matters More Than Elsewhere
Google has some major potential to force other manufacturers to update older Android devices. But, Motorola Mobility’s latest device update list leaves many questions as to if they’ll use this option.
Deal: ASUS MeMO Pad 7-inch – $89.99 Shipping
Newegg offers the VIA-powered ASUS MeMo Pad 7 for a song
Google Reader Users, Take Action Now to See the Upcoming PhoneNews.com!
Google Reader users must take action, and we outline how to stay tuned in to PhoneNews.com after the Google Reader shutdown tonight.
WPFU.org: Giving Back to the WordPress Community
Today we’re announcing our new community-service effort to give back to the WordPress community – WPFU.org. Don’t think dirty, we’re creating a Freedom Union for WordPress.
Deal: Microsoft Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000 – $14.99
One of the best Bluetooth mice ever made is being burned off, at its lowest price ever.
Deal: Lenovo IdeaTab A2107 Tablet Refurbished – Mainstream Tablets Sink Below $80
Google-approved tablets from mainstream manufacturers hit below $80… refurbished.
PS Vita: Where’s the GPS (Apps)?
The PlayStation Vita would probably have a great second coming, if it offered up one killer app. While the hardware may be there, the software sure isn’t. The PlayStation Vita is in a unique spot. Almost the same spot where Microsoft’s KIN was a long time ago. It’s a finished device that went too upscale. […]