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Sprint has announced that people who buy an iPhone 6s or iPhone 6s Plus from the carrier will be able to get another one of those phones for free. The "free" part comes in the form of a monthly offset credit.
E-Line Media will launch Never Alone: Ki Edition, the mobile adaptation of the acclaimed PC and console adventure game, on June 23 for the iPhone and iPad
Fitbit has announced it has acquired both the payment platform and key personnel from the "smart card" company Coin. The specific financial terms of the deal, which was completed on May 12, were not disclosed.
Smartphone case maker Speck has announced the Pocket-VR virtual reality viewer for its CandyShell Grip case. It works with the iPhone 6 and 6s and the Google Cardboard app to give owners a portable VR experience.
AT&T will begin offering new roaming deals for customers who use their phones in Mexico and Canada. Starting May 20, AT&T Unlimited Plan members will not incur any roaming charges in those two countries.
Boost Mobile is now offering a new $65-a-month plan (with Auto Re-Boost) for two lines. Each line will be able to access 10GB of high-speed data on Sprint's network.
Sprint has announced that customers who sign up for its $100 a month Better Choice XXL plan will get a year of Amazon Prime for free, which is normally worth $99.
Verizon Wireless has announced the company is adding more data to its prepaid plans for smartphones, with 6GB of data a month for $60 and 3GB of data for $45 a month.
Microsoft is rolling out a new editor for the Outlook 2016 email app for the Mac. It includes new support for resizing and formatting images along wth more options for fonts, colors and lists.
Audible has added a new feature that allows users of the audiobook store and service to send titles in their library to friends and family. Each person can receive their first audiobook for free.
Google is rolling out a new update for its Translate app for the iPhone and iPad. It will offer users offline translation of text for the first time.
AdDuplex has announced the launch of AppStretch, a new service for app developers to help them add features via crowd funding.
T-Mobile's latest promotion is offering families four lines, each with 6GB of data, for $30 a month per line. Additional lines can be added for $20 a month each.
T-Mobile has announced it has signed a interconnect and roaming deal with Empresa De Telecomunicaciones De Cuba. It will allow T-Mobile customers to use their phones for calls, texts and data while they are in Cuba sometime later this summer.
Apple CEO Tim Cook is reportedly going to make a trip to China sometime later in May. Cook is supposed to be meeting with senior government and Communist Party leaders in that country.
Netflix is rolling out an update to its iPhone and iPad app with some new controls that will give subscribers to its video service more control over its use of data on cellular networks.
A new report claims that Google's YouTube division is working on an internet-based cable TV service called "Unplugged" that could launch sometime in 2017.
Gearbox Software and 2K Games have released Battleborn Tap, a free-to-play game that offers players rewards for the Battleborn MOBA shooter on the PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
A new report claims Hulu is developing its own internet-based cable TV service, which would provide access to live TV in addition to on-demand viewing of network shows. The service could launch sometime in the first quarter of 2017.
Some leaked documents from WhatsApp seem to show that the popular messaging service could be working on native Windows and Mac desktop apps.