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Verizon throttling Netflix streaming may not be the worst thing in the world

What's the primary motivator for people to engage in espionage? The Espionage Database Project can tell you.

Settlements from technology-related class action lawsuits offer a bounty of (sometimes not so) good rewards

Are powerful, free WiFi networks coming soon to your neighborhood? Maybe, but don’t hold your breath

A review of this week’s goofiest tech stories, involving lederhosen, the International Atomic Energy Agency and (finally!) a cloud-based medical device for your dog

Making fun of Halloween week’s top tech stories, from Starbucks to Star Wars

There are far too many places to read about what the iPhone 5 looks and feels like, and how iOS 6 rates as an upgrade. What’s hard to find, actually, are stories about what else is going on in the mobile space.

BlackBerry 10 devices could let you show people what you’re seeing on your screen. Apple’s purported HDTV offering could see what you’re looking at. And you may not see any Verizon representatives pushing an iPhone on customers any time soon. This week’s Rumor Roundup is all about vision.

T-Mobile USA on Friday announced it would lay off up to 3,300 employees as part of a move to close down some call centers.

Sprint Nextel, which is banking on Apple's iPhone to reverse its slumping fortunes, reported widening losses in its fiscal fourth quarter.

Here's this week's fresh batch of mobile rumors, sorted, summarized, and rated by a guy with thick skin and permanently raised eyebrows.