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T-Mobile is upgrading all monthly subscribers to unlimited plans for free
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T-Mobile launches long-promised 5G home internet service
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Samsung is bringing its lowest-cost 5G phones to the US
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Gazelle brings back its phone trade-in program two months after discontinuing it
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Go read this feature on how India’s digital revolution started with missed calls
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Signal is testing a payments feature that lets you send cryptocurrency to friends
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Yelp is making it easier for users to search for Asian-owned businesses
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Pixel 5 reportedly gets big GPU performance boost with new update
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Samsung’s latest budget phones ask: is refresh rate more important than resolution?
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Epic just made streaming Fortnite easier than ever with a new Houseparty integration
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LG says some phones will get Android 12 updates, but we’re skeptical
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LG had few smartphone hits, but it’ll still be missed
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LG confirms it’s getting out of the smartphone business
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Tencent-owned studio behind Call of Duty: Mobile reportedly earned $10 billion in 2020
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Dish is begging authorities for help with T-Mobile’s CDMA shutdown looming
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Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 2 foldable phone just got $200 cheaper
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Sony will announce its next Xperia phone on April 14th
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Caterpillar is bringing its newest rugged phone to the US for $699
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Twitter now lets you add stickers to Fleets
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Verizon insists it will give you up to $1,000 in trade-in credits for your broken phone
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