Google fixed an annoying Android Driving Mode bug that activated for passengers. The update brings back Bluetooth-only activation options.

Tap 'Transfer to Android' in Settings, put your devices next to each other, and you'll be saying farewell to iOS in no time.

Have you ever wondered where the state of Rhode Island got its name? The state is one of many from the original 13 colonies to be named by European explorers, as Europeans settled in Rhode Island all ...

This is actually true: a Utah senator is sponsoring a bill that would see Android adopted as an official state mobile operating system for absolutely no reason at all. In the history of dumb ideas, ...

While the iOS vs. Android debate has been going on for nearly two decades, one lawmaker in Utah has taken it to the next level with a strange new twist. According to Utah news station KSL, Utah State ...

T-Mobile managed to add 2.4 million net customers within the quarter. The company finished the quarter with just under 140 million customers, a double-digit YoY improvement in customer count, and ...

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Manufacturer Novo Nordisk has partnered with telehealth companies and other weight-loss groups to increase access to the pill, starting at $149 a month Novo Nordisk/FDA The Wegovy pill, which is ...

The No. 10 Miami Hurricanes defeated the Texas A&M Aggies in the first round of the College Football Playoff, earning them a spot in the Cotton Bowl on Dec 31 where they'll face the Ohio State ...

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Metro by T-Mobile is offering an unlimited 5G data plan for $25 per month for customers who bring their own device. The service operates on T-Mobile's nationwide 4G LTE and 5G network. This ...

Ten years ago, the answer to the question of whether you should get fixed broadband or settle for mobile was simple: Yes, you should, as long as it is technically possible and not outrageously ...