T-Mobile Money mobile banking promises “massive money” for its customers

T-Mobile continues to stand out among the four major US carriers with their newest introduction, T-Mobile Money. This mobile banking initiative from the Un-carrier promises high-interest rates on your deposits and no pesky fees.

New T-Mobile prepaid plan offers unlimited talk, text, and data for $50 a month

In what looks like a response to Verizon's recent promotion for its prepaid customers, T-Mobile has unveiled a new deal for its own pre-paid customers. For a limited time, you can sign up for unlimited talk, text, and data in "participating" T-Mobile stores for just $50 a month.

Verizon pre-paid plan lets you save $5 each month with Auto Pay

Verizon customers who sign up for the carrier's Auto Pay feature on their pre-paid service will receive a $5 per line discount starting today. With Auto Pay enabled, your account is automatically charged its monthly fee and payments are made toward your Verizon balance.

Google Image Search now has Google Lens integration

Google is enhancing its mobile search functionality by integrating Google Lens with Google Image Search. If you live in the United States and are searching in English, you will now see Google Lens under every result that pops up on Google Images.

Uber adds VoIP functionality to improve communication between riders and drivers

Global ride sharing market leader Uber has continued to make improvements to its services recently in an attempt to continue its dominance in the space. We saw the company unveil a new app for its drivers, release Uber Lite for low-end Android devices, and allow users to book rides on behalf of others. Today the company is adding VoIP support to improve communication between riders and drivers.

Lyft All-Access Plan promises to save you money

Lyft has a new plan to help it compete with veteran transportation service provider Uber. This new subscription based business plan could generate a steadier, safer revenue for the company and provide its American customers with more freedom and help shape "the world’s best transportation" platform.

Waze Carpool now available across the United States

Google started testing its Waze based carpooling service a couple of years ago, and went on to expand it to a few US cities earlier this year. Now the company has announced that it will be expanding its Waze Carpool service to the entire country.

Affordable Google One cloud storage plans now available

A few months ago, Google announced that it will rebranding its cloud storage platform to Google One, with improved pricing plans, and added benefits for customers that included 24/7 technical support. Today Google One begins its global rollout.

Microsoft Movies & TV joins Movies Anywhere

Microsoft has announced that it will joining the Movies Anywhere service, which means that customers who purchased there movies on Xbox or Windows 10 can now watch it across all platforms linked to their Movies Anywhere accounts.

You can now book rides for someone else using your Uber

Uber has introduced a new feature this week, which allows a person with Uber to book a rider for someone else using their own app. This feature will become available when you set a pickup address which is not the same as the GPS location of the Uber app.

Google One to offer cheaper cloud storage plans

Google has announced that it will be updating its cloud storage plans to better suite the modern digital landscape. Under a new Google One initiative, customers will be able to get more cloud storage for at a lesser cost, along with 24/7 technical support over the phone, chat, or email in eligible countries.

Uber announces new Driver app

Uber has announced they are going to begin focusing on their drivers again, and they are starting by releasing a new version of their Driver app. Uber understands that drivers are what make the company possible and that it wants to improve the medium that drivers use to interact with the company.

Google planning to enter the ride-sharing business with Waze carpool service

Google started testing a Waze based carpooling service in San Francisco back in May, partnering with companies in the Bay Area whose employees were asked to install a free app called Waze Rider. These users could then share a ride with other drivers heading in the same direction during their daily commute.

Nokia announces sale of HERE for $3.07 billion to Audi AG, BMW Group and Daimler AG

Nokia announced on Monday, that it has sold its HERE mapping service to a German auto consortium made up of Audi AG, BMW Group and Daimler AG. The price of the sale came to the equivalent of $3.07 billion USD. The deal is expected to close in the first quarter of 2016, and Nokia expects to book proceeds of $2.75 billion USD. The company will report a profit on the sale.

Apple Music officially announced

The Apple Music streaming service was officially unveiled during the WWDC 2015 conference after months of rumors. According to the company: "Apple Music is a revolutionary music service, a 24/7 global radio, and a new way to connect with artists."

Nokia updates worldwide map data on HERE Maps for iOS, Android and Windows

Today Nokia announced an important worldwide update to offline maps for HERE services on Android, iOS and Windows platforms. The updated maps data includes millions of changes and improvements across the globe, in every corner of every country.

Windows 10 will work with all your devices

Microsoft has put in a lot of work on Windows 10 and will release it as a free update to Windows 7 and Windows 8 users on July 29. While Windows 10 Mobile users will probably benefit the most from the update, Microsoft has not forgotten those on other platforms.

New Google Photos announced for managing, editing and sharing images easily

One of the highlights of this year's Google I/O Developer conference, was the refreshed Google Photos app. Photos is a brand new Google product - a new experience, built from the ground up to bring all your images under one roof, where they're safe, easy to find, and easy to share.

Microsoft How-Old for Windows Phone

To show developers how easy applications can be built using its Azure services, Microsoft constructed a website called How-Old.net on Azure. Using its new face detection APIs, the app allows users to upload a photograph and watch as the API guesses the gender and age of the people posing in the picture.

You can now order meals directly from a Google search result

Google search has a new feature that will allow you to look for a restaurant and then let you order from that eatery directly from the search result.