Telecommunications

You can watch them frolic before you decide to adopt. Brilliant.

"Something new is coming."

But will that really stop drunk driving?

They argue the bill is necessary to keep cellphone companies from determining users' precise whereabouts.

For instance, you can only listen to 30-second sound bites.

#10: For an additional $400, Samsung will send two goons over to rough up the smirking hipster of your choice.

But so far, AT&T is the only available provider.

The following is a reflection from the "Location Tracking and Biometrics" conference at Yale Law School.

Texas is one of 11 states without a state-wide ban.

The company will be relocating its employees to the Dallas branch.

States with bans have actually seen an increase in texting-related crashes.

Ah, the ol' Twitter account misfire strikes again.

That's 30%. Yikes.

Some red kettles in suburbs north of Dallas have personalized QR codes.

Calling it a "shack" was appropriate, in retrospect.

Damn you, auto(mobile)correct!

Listen up if you have an iPhone 5.

So far, Tango Tab has served more than 100,000 people in the Dallas area.

There’s no telling who might be next to take a bite out of Apple.

Sprint, Verizon, and AT&T all have different advantages.