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T-Mobile Accused of Adding Unwanted Features to Customer Bills, Deceptive Advertising

T-Mobile is being accused of deceptive advertising and adding extra, unwanted features to customers' bills by three labor unions. The three unions are using a consumer advocacy group to file a report with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

NBA 2K16 Patch Update 5 Arrives, Player Rankings Updated

Patch Update 5 is now available for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 versions of NBA 2K16. The patch addresses some minor issues that players were experiencing when playing the game.

FCC Chairman Wheeler Wants to Unleash Silicon Valley Innovation on Your Dusty Old Cable Box

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler has a plan to transform cable television. No, it doesn't involve breaking up big monopolies like Comcast; Wheeler wants to transform the technology at the point where consumers interact with their cable television networks: by unlocking the cable box.

Yahoo Closes Mexico and Argentina Offices, Downsizes in Latin America

Yahoo is downsizing its regional operations, especially in Latin America, closing offices in Mexico and Argentina.

Apple Expected to Announce iPad Air 3

Apple will hold an event to introduce new products in mid-March. Apple is planning to host an event in the middle of March to show off new products. The event is expected to include the announcement of a new iPad Air model.

'Street Fighter 5' Final Beta and Story Modes Revealed

"Street Fighter V" will release its final beta with the game having story expansions to connect '"Street Fighter IV" and "Street Fighter III."

Google Hangouts 7.0 Encourages Users to Avoid Using the App for SMS Purposes

Google Hangouts 7.0 hints on the pending removal of Hangouts SMS feature. If you've been using Hangouts to send SMS, this might be your last chance as the company has recently started encouraging users to avoid using the app for SMS purposes.

EVO 2016 Tournament Lineup Revealed; List Includes 'Street Fighter 5,' P'okken Tournament,' 'Tekken 7' and More

This year's Evo features new games, as well as classic titles. Just not the ones fans are expecting.

Top 10 Most Daring Startups in Tech World

The technology arena is currently booming with new tech products and services. And since the demand for digital tools is increasing, more innovative startups have been launched.

Xbox One, Xbox 360 Deals With Gold Revealed; List Includes ‘Rise of the Tomb Raider’and ‘GTA 5’

The Xbox team knows how to take care of their players. This week, the Deals With Gold offers for Xbox One and Xbox 360 are a home run with discounts on some of the biggest titles recently including “Rise of the Tomb Raider,” “Grand Theft Auto 5," “Far Cry 4” and many more.

Xbox One, Xbox 360 Free Games With Gold for February 2016 Unveiled, Check List Here

The gaming community is about to get very lucky for Valentine’s Day. The month of February is shaping up to be a great one for players waiting for a bunch of free games, and the biggest brands have set the tone with their respective announcements of free games for PlayStation and Xbox consoles.

'Tekken 7' PS4 Update: Nina Williams Added to Roster [Video]

In a move that’s sure to excite long-time Tekken fans around the globe, Bandai Namco confirmed veteran fighting character Nina Williams as part of the all-star roster in the upcoming “Tekken 7: Fated Retribution.” The developer revealed the official trailer for the character online, allowing the players to take a peek at one of the more popular characters set to grace the fighting game soon.

PS Plus February 2016 Free Games List is Official: Helldivers, Nom Nom Galaxy for PS4, No Crypt of the Necrodancer

The official list of free games available for PS Plus members coming this February 2016 has been released. Here are the details.

iPhone 7 Concept Video Features OLED Screen Without Bezel, Home Button [Watch]

Apple plans to use OLED screens by 2018. An iPhone 7 concept phone has surfaced on YouTube featuring a screen without bezels or a physical home button.

Online Piracy in Latin America: Half of South American Internet Users Steal Media: Report

When you think of online piracy, the first image that comes to mind is probably of American teenagers in their dorm rooms, bittorrenting Hollywood movies. "Widespread" piracy, meanwhile, perhaps connotes a visual of bootleg DVDs being hawked on the streets of Shanghai. But perhaps it'd be more accurate to think of an average Chilean family sitting down to watch TV.

Facebook Reactions Will Allow More Options Than Just Likes, Coming Soon

Facebook currently offers only one option for interacting with a post, the "like." Facebook Reactions, which are coming within the next few weeks, will allow users to react differently to the things they see on the social media site.

Mozilla Firefox Update Enables Push Notifications

Less tabs will be needed thanks to new alerts. Mozilla Firefox was updated to Firefox 44 this week. With the update, users will be able to cut down on the amount of tabs and windows they have open.

YouTube Donation Cards Allow Video Creators to Help Charities

YouTube has created an easy way for video creators to help nonprofit organizations generate money through donations. With donation cards embedded into videos, viewers are able to donate directly from the video.

Apple Q1 2016 Earnings Report: the iPhone Is Officially Deflating for the First Time

As expected, Apple announced on Tuesday that growth in the sale of iPhones has slowed significantly.

Tappsi App: 'Providing Safe Rides in Unsafe Cities'

"Millionaire rides" have been a very big issue in Bogota, the capital of Colombia. No wonder why hailing a taxi from the streets can be very difficult and even be risky.