​Smartphone upstart OnePlus vies for Apple's cachet, and profits, too

From CNET: OnePlus is a seemingly impossible company: a smartphone maker that's made a name for itself in one of the most competitive markets around.

OnePlus is no Samsung, LG, Sony, Motorola or Apple, in terms of either brand recognition or sales volume. But alongside fellow Chinese manufacturers...

Sprint owner confirms job cuts will be 'in the thousands'

From ComputerWorld: Sprint Chairman and SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son told reporters in Tokyo early Wednesday that job cuts at Sprint will be "in the thousands" as part of a restructuring plan.

His comments came as SoftBank, which owns more than 70% of Sprint, reported its quarterly earnings.

"Sprint...

Microsoft pulls the plug on OneDrive unlimited storage

From InfoWorld: Last night Microsoft's OneDrive team posted on the OneDrive blog that the unlimited storage space offered to Office 365 subscribers is henceforth off the table. Those of you who subscribed to Office 365 thinking you'd have unlimited OneDrive space forever can go pound sand. Microsoft...

Tasty! Activision snaps up Candy Crush maker King for $5.9 billion

From PC World: Is the Candy Crush Saga really worth more than the Star Wars saga? Activision Blizzard recently announced it would acquire King Digital Entertainment, makers of Candy Crush, for $5.9 billion.

That price is more than double the $2.5 billion that Microsoft paid to buy Mojang, creators...

Sprint adds 1.1 million customers as costly comeback takes hold

From CNET: Exactly one year ago on his first earnings conference call with investors, Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure said he would take the ailing wireless carrier on a "transformational journey."

Claure, who took over in August 2014, promised to "take bold actions" to win back customers burned by years...

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