Mobile

If you've got your eye on the new Apple iPhone 5C but are still recovering from your last iPhone purchase then you'll want to take a look at the new iPhone trade in plan that was started at Apple retail locations today!

August 30 will see the arrival of the Blackberry Q10 for Sprint customers. The Blackberry Q10 will begin being offered to Sprint customers on August 30th with a price tag of $199.99 plus tax.

If you have ever had the urge to stalk someone using a periscope then this iPhone gadget is just what you've been waiting for! Sure, it's slightly stalkerish, but this iPhone periscope (actually referred to as a rotating spy lens from Photojojo) costs just $20.

According to the latest news from Google, the Android app rules for device interference and in-game purchases are about to get tighter. Google is in the process of cleaning up the Play store to make sure users aren't troubled by "dirty apps."

Rumor has it that as of September, the Mobile High-Definition Link (MHL) standard will get an update that permits 4K video from your phone's USB ports.

It's all about mobile releases these days and the LG Optimus G Pro is no exception when it comes to mobile news. According to @evleaks, ATT customers are going to see a white version of the LG Optimus G Pro in the coming months.

Remember yesterday how we were sharing all too much information about the Moto X? Well here's some more news, at least for our Canadian readers - select Rogers stores will have limited quantities of the Moto X starting this weekend!

If you're looking for a little creativity with your new phone then ATT might have just what you are looking for. Yes, we know that mobile news has been crazy this week but this is one piece you don't want to miss.

August 22nd will see the beginning of shipment for the HTC One for Verizon customers! The Verizon HTC One will set you back $199 with a two year contract. You can pick up your new phone in stores or online as of the 22nd of August.

We've all been there, splashed out for a brand new phone using our cell phone upgrade option with our cell provider and paying a little more than we should to cover the difference, only to have an even better phone released weeks later. The only problem is that now that you've used your upgrade, you're stuck with your old new phone for two more years. This predicament has prompted T-Mobile to offer a new upgrade option to their consumers, the JUMP! upgrade program.