The Cell Phone Junkie

The latest US carrier subscriber counts, new hardware from OnePlus and WhatsApp rolls out video calling.

AT&T to begin offering downgraded video to save data, Apple begins selling refurbished iPhones, and the first major changes to Gmail for iOS in years.

Samsung gets aggressive with the remaining Note 7s, Huawei announces the Mate 9, and Google and Sprint announce the launch of RCS services.

Both Samsung and Apple lose marketshare as Chinese phone-makers pick up steam, new Windows and BlackBerry hardware, and the end of Vine.

New chips released from Qualcomm, AT&T agrees to purchase Time Warner, and Apple releases 10.0.3.

The Note 7 is officially dead, Verizon starts offering unlimited hourly data sessions, and Project Fi announces family plans.

Google brightens our day with some new Pixels, more trouble Noted for Samsung, and Facebook just revealed a secret.

California tightens up restrictions on mobile devices in vehicles, T-Mobile extends free international LTE roaming through the end of the year, and the end of an era for BlackBerry hardware.

Apple launches the iPhone 7 and iOS 10, Verizon to zero-rate streaming NFL games, and Samsung finally formally recalls the Note 7.