The competition between four major U.S. carriers has heated up quite a bit in the past few months, with T-Mobile leading the charge on several new initiatives that have shaken up the wireless carrier industry. AT&T, the second largest national carrier, has gone on the offensive by implementing a new price cut, hoping to get a leg up on its rivals. The AT&T Mobile Share Value plan 2GB gets a $15 price cut and now stands at $65 per month. This price gives a customer with one phone line 2GB of data on AT&T’s 4G LTE network, as well as unlimited talk and text in the country.

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Developer conferences are a great way for the company to show off what it has been working on. Often at these events some of the biggest announcements are made, while developers, journalists and analysts get to see what a company has planned for the future. Facebook’s developer conference has gone by the f8 moniker, and the last time it was held was back in 2011. The world’s largest social network isn’t exactly big on hosting f8 annually, but its bringing it back this year, which will actually be its first developer conference after its IPO. The Facebook f8 2014 date has been confirmed, its April 30th.

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Even though it was officially said that the Panasonic Toughpad 4K UT-MB5 tablet would start shipping in February 2014, it appears that the tablet still hasn’t made its way into the hands of customers. The folks at Neowin digged around a bit and claim that couldn’t any evidence of the tablet being sold online. They also contacted a few “known resellers,” with only one revealing that orders for the tablet will be taken from tomorrow and that ship dates sit between March 10th and April 3rd, 2014.

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While there have been countless rumors of Google building many other wearable devices such as a smartwatch, the company hasn’t confirmed if it indeed working on such products. That doesn’t mean all wearables are totally off its radar. Google’s Senior Vice President of Android and Chrome Sundar Pichai has revealed at SXSW today that an Android SDK or software development kit for wearable devices is going to be released in two weeks. The company hasn’t committed to other wearables as yet, but it definitely wants to establish itself as a serious player. Using the SDK, companies will be able to develop new wearables which will be powered by Android.

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Google hasn’t exactly revealed sales figures of the Chromecast, but it did say soon after the launch of this HDMI dongle that they had underestimated its demand. This $35 dongle became an instant hit soon after it was launched last year, and even though its only available in the U.S. right now, there has been speculation that it is ready to go global. At SXSW today, Google’s Android chief Sundar Pichai told attendees that Chromecast sales are now in the “millions,” and that they are continuing to grow very actively.

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If the latest statistics from an analytics firm called Mixpanel are true, then the iPhone could very well be on the verge of accounting for over 20 percent off the entire iPhone market share. If the current flagship’s growth continues at this rate soon enough its going to overtake the iPhone 4S to clinch the second slot of the most popular Apple smartphone. Its plastic touting sibling, the iPhone 5c, isn’t doing nearly as well, which can come to be expected of it now.

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In a couple of weeks HTC is going to take center stage in London and New York to unveil its 2014 flagship smartphone, the much rumored All New HTC One. There have already been a lot of rumors and leaks related to this smartphone, and even to this day they keep coming in. The latest bit once again comes from trusted Twitter leaker @evleaks, who has not only published an image of what appears to be a cover for the smartphone, but has also claimed that an All New HTC One Google Play Edition device is on the cards as well.

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There’s no doubt in the fact that gamers have been anxiously waiting for Titanfall to drop. Even Microsoft has been involved in building up the hype for this game. It has launched a Titanfall Xbox One bundle as well as a limited edition Titanfall Xbox One controller, which doesn’t come as a surprise, considering the fact that this game is an exclusive release on Microsoft’s Windows and Xbox platforms. The game drops March 11th, but it seems that gamers may have to wait for a little while even if they get their hands on the game. Apparently there’s a Titanfall Day One patch that needs to be installed the first time this game is fired up.

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What started off as a crowdfunding campaign is now one of the best selling smartwatches out there. From its very humble start, Pebble has made a name for itself and the company continues to improve their product, making it truly a strong competitor in the wearable device market. Recent improvements include the launch of a steel model as well as the addition of Watchapps, which are basically apps for the smartwatch. The Pebble 2.0 app for Android has finally been released, it brings the Watchapp store and a bit more.

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One might think that there are already a lot of blogging platforms out there and that there’s certainly no need for any more. Twitter and Blogger co-founder Evan Williams would disagree with you. Back in 2012 he started Medium, a new blogging platform that is yet to push into mobile. With a steadily increasing user base, the startup has decided to step into the mobile arena. Medium’s first iOS app is going to launch next week, this according to a report by Fortune.

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