Twitter is adding a new feature for reporting harassing messages on its service, allowing users to send multiple tweets in one report, rather than just sending them one at a time.
MetroPCS is offering a new promotion where two lines can each have unlimited talk, text and data and 6GB of 4G speeds for a total of $60 a month.
Facebook has started rolling more changes to its News Feed. It will now take into account how long a person spends looking at an article.
The BlackBerry Priv is now available to purchase in Mexico via the country's local Amazon site. The price for the Android-based phone is $15,863.95 Pesos, or about $913.
In a new interview, BlackBerry CEO John Chen repeated his earlier statements about the company planning to launch two new two mid-range Android phones later in 2016. He also said that the high price of their first Android phone, the BlackBerry Priv, might have hurt its sales.
Verizon Wireless has a new promotion where it will offer three free months of the HBO Now streaming TV service for new customers that witch from a previous carrier, along with current customers who add a new line or upgrade.
T-Mobile's latest promotion will give customers two lines with 6GB of LTE data each for $80 a month. There's no word yet on when this limited-time offer will end
BlackBerry has cut the price of its unlocked Android smartphone, the BlackBerry Priv, permanently by $50, reducing the price from $699 to $649. The Priv is also available in parts of Europe for a reduced price of €729 and in the UK for £529.
T-Mobile has added more services that support its Music Freedom and Binge On features, which allow customers to stream media without affecting its cellular data plans.
Michael Clewley, the director of Handheld Software Product Management at BlackBerry, hinted in his personal Twitter feed that the company will release a Marshmallow beta test for the Priv smartphone.
Sprint has announced that its new or current customers have the option to access Amazon Prime as an option on their bills for $10.99 a month.
AT&T announced some changes for its home Internet customers, including the option to add unlimited data for U-verse subscribers for an additional $30 a month.
Instagram is rolling out a new feature worldwide that will allow users to upload video that runs up to 60 seconds. The previous video limit was just 15 seconds.
Verizon, Sprint and AT&T announced that customers can call and text numbers in Belgium free of charge in the wake of attacks in that country today.
Amazon has signed a multi-year deal with the BBC that will give Amazon Prime Video exclusive rights in the U.S. to stream the reboot of the Doctor Who sci-fi franchise. The first eight seasons will be available on the service on March 27, with the ninth season coming this fall.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said in an interview that the social network's current 140-character limit for public posts is "staying". Previous rumors claimed Twitter was considering an option to increase that limit to 10,000 characters.
AT&T customers who purchase the BlackBerry Priv from now until April 15 will be eligible to get a free hard shell case for the phone, along with a sync pod. The accessories are worth a total of $90.
The Android-based BlackBerry Priv is officially on sale in Israel. The smartphone can be purchased online via Accel Telecom Ltd and Partner for 4,299 ILS. It's also available in select retail stores.
The WhatsApp messaging service has announced it will end support for all versions of the BlackBerry OS, including BlackBerry 10, by the end of 2016.
Sprint has confirmed that the wireless carrier will once again offer its customers two-year contract pricing options for its smartphones. The company ditched those plans a few weeks ago but has brought them back due to what it said was customer demand.