Responding to early criticism of its One unlimited plan, T-Mobile on Monday announced some significant changes, including the creation of a “One Plus” tier costing an additional $25 per month.

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In what appears to be a theme with lucky number number 7, Apple on Monday sent out invitations to members of the media for a keynote presentation on Sept. 7, where the company is expected to announce its next-generation “iPhone 7.”

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In anticipation of Apple’s iPhone 7 announcement, BuyBackWorld this week is offering an extended price lock and the industry’s most aggressive cash payouts on iPad (up to $627) and iPhone trade-ins (up to $423) when you use an exclusive 10% bonus coupon.

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Fitbit on Monday announced the latest addition to its iOS-connectable fitness tracker lineup, with the $150 Fitbit Charge 2, and $100 Fitbit Flex 2.

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Philips has introduced several new products to its Apple HomeKit-capable Hue lighting system, most notably the Motion Sensor, which can be used to trigger different actions based not just on movement but the time of day.

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Cosmetics tycoon Glenn Dellimore purchased the “Celebration” prototype Apple-1 board, and believes that it is the “holy grail” of modern computing and has a future value similar to that of Monet or Picasso paintings.

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Microsoft on Monday released a new ad for the Surface Pro 4, directly comparing the tablet against the MacBook Air, and painting it as more feature-complete than Apple’s similarly-priced product.

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An iPhone spec leaker has shed some information on the forthcoming “iPhone 7” release, reiterating some figures that have been suspected for some time — and possibly exposing specific camera details for the first time.

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A photo uploaded on Sunday purportedly shows a 334 milliamp-hour battery destined for the second-generation Apple Watch, which would represent a small but significant improvement over the first-generation model.

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Apple CEO Tim Cook suggests that the company is investigating the possibilities of virtual reality and augmented reality. Here’s an explanation of what the technology is, how Apple could adopt it, and how it could be practically implemented in a user’s daily life.

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