Michael Rougeau

Facebook has updated Graph Search with the new ability to find posts, and added it to Facebook's mobile app.

AT&T throttles 'unlimited' users' data speeds when they reach a certain cap, not when its networks are congested.

Updated New phones from Samsung, LG and others could be in trouble thanks to alleged issues with Qualcomm's next Snapdragon chip.

A mysterious phone with a strange model number has popped up on Samsung's official website.

Updated Fitbit's two new fitness trackers are scheduled for release early next year, but some customers will have access this month.

Updated Windows Phone has vanished from Sprint's website, and the carrier has explained why.

An unknown company called 'xodiom' has just announced a powerful and affordable new Android phone.

Updated Apple might join the virtual reality fray, based on a job listing that was previously seen on the company's site.

IBM is utilizing Docker's open app distribution platform to help build and run the next generation of IBM Cloud apps.

Verizon is converting 3G spectrum for a new 4G LTE network, the carrier has confirmed - just like it said it would.

A Google software engineer told a Reddit audience that they're working to let users undo sending emails in Inbox.

Rumor says Motorola and Verizon are working on one heck of a new Droid smartphone.

SaaS backup and recovery tool Spanning will launch a Microsoft Office 365 tool in 2015, the company's CEO has shared.

Google has devised a new, incredibly simple type of Captcha that can allegedly detect non-human using just one click.

Google Fiber arrives in Austin, but not everyone will have access, and Google wants you to fight for your 'fiberhood.'

Sprint is offering a pretty awesome new deal to subscribers who switch from AT&T or Verizon.

Evernote has officially launched some new features for businesspeople, including presentation mode, chats and 'Context.'

Intel will extend PasswordBox's reach by adding it to the Intel Security Group's Safe Identity organization.

Twitter is about to start paying very close attention to exactly what apps you have installed on your phone.

The UK's Advertising Standards Authority has issued new guidelines that say video bloggers should be more clear about who's paying them.

The Federal Trade Commission is taking Sony to task. Are you eligible for a refund?

Updated Google Glass Basecamp locations are no longer taking appointments, and Google has confirmed exactly why.

Blip A game system that literally took blood out of your body when you got hit in a game drew the ire of Kickstarter.

T-Mobile has fulfilled its promise to add Google Play Music - plus 13 other new services - to its unlimited Music Freedom streaming.

IBM B2B Commerce lets businesses sell to one another through digital storefronts like they'd present to consumers.