Michael Rougeau

Almost $70 million will go to consumer refunds as part of T-Mobile's settlement with the FCC.

The rollout of 4K content continues, though slower than some would prefer.

Updated Got a Lumia phone? You won't have to wait much longer to get the latest update.

LG will unveil the second generation of its smart TV platform during CES 2015.

Blip An update to the Android app IP Cam Viewer lets users monitor their feeds from their watches.

With Netflix arriving on Dish's Hopper DVR, the streaming video service is now officially available on everything ever.

The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is suing Sprint for putting unauthorized charges on users' bills.

Apple had to prove that a 2006 update to iTunes didn't harm consumers in a case against its DRM restrictions.

Spotify's CEO has admitted that the company could 'do a better job' explaining things to artists, which is something.

Pebble watches now let you take certain actions, from sending cash to replying to messages with emojis, without taking out your phone.

The audio equipment company is hiring new staff to help launch a new music streaming service.

The HBO Go app arrives on another device, and Amazon has temporarily discounted its Fire TV box to commemorate the occasion.

T-Mobile will help kick off Hanukkah this year with its eighth un-carrier announcement event.

Updated T-Mobile, AT&T and Google Play are all selling the LTE-enabled Nexus 9 tablet.

One report says Acer will launch a new 15.6-inch Chromebook next March, and that it will be aimed toward teachers.

Updated Google changed its developer agreement to force Amazon to remove its app from Google Play.

Iowa will let residents use an official smartphone app as legal identification starting in 2015.

Updated Google has sent an update regarding the availability of the Nexus 5 going into next year.

Lyft is launching its carpooling feature in New York, where watchful regulators once shut the service down.

T-Mobile says it's now offering the US's only unlimited LTE family plan, and that it's the simplest option available.

The FTC is forcing Google to pay out at least $19 million to Google Play users whose kids made in-app purchases.

It's not crazy to think HBO will use Game of Thrones' April premiere as a launch point for its standalone service, as one new report says.

Uber launched illegally in Portland, officials say, while those in Thailand, Spain and others agree.

DirecTV launched its 4K TV future into orbit with a satellite that's now floating around the earth.

Vimeo joins the streaming services now offering 4K video, but they're doing it a bit differently.