The Cell Phone Junkie

All the news from Google I|O in San Francisco, plus new hardware from Motorola, and a new version of iOS9 from Apple.

The Feds question device security, free real-time offline language translation, and Evernote gets cozy with Google Drive.

A new study claims that cell phones do not cause brain cancer, Netflix now gives users control over how much data their video consumes, and Dish networks may be your next call for cell phone repair.

AT&T to shut down their 2G network by the end of the year, cheaper roaming throughout Europe, and 2 key apps get native iOS sharing.

First quarter earnings start rolling in, apps on your wrist will soon all be native, and clarifying world travel with Google services.

Court rulings, federal investigations, and proposed legislation, what the future implications each will have for the US consumer.

T-Mobile expands Binge on and Music Freedom beside new voice services and 2-line plans, BBM offers more control over messages on all platforms, and how to keep your US number when moving abroad.

Prepaid is about to get less anonymous, T-Mobile planning for data-only plans, and save big on new smartphones at Walmart this spring.

Breaking down Apple’s latest press event announcements, AT&T and Verizon iPhone customers can now do more with WiFi calling, and T-Mobile opens up Binge On to You Tube.

A look ahead to Apple’s press event, free streaming baseball from T-Mobile, and Google Maps brings in ride sharing data.