Microsoft's Lumia 950 Is Set To Release This Week

The first batch of Windows 10 phones is almost here. AT&T just announced that it'll be the first carrier in the US to carry the new Lumia 950, which you can order starting tomorrow and will release on November 20. The Lumia 950 packs Qualcomm's hexa-core Snapdragon 808 chipsets and 3GB of RAM. It also features a 5.2-inch WQHD screen and a 20-megapixel that Microsoft claims will outshoot the fan-favorite Lumia 1020. The Lumia 950 will cost you $600 without a contract, AT&T will let you split that lump sum into monthly payments for between 20 and 30 months, and it'll throw in a slightly discounted Surface 3. What do you think of the Lumia 950 ?

Surface 3 tablet with LTE Coming Out On July 24th

Microsoft’s Surface 3 tablet with LTE data will soon be upon us. AT&T has announced that the cellular-equipped Windows Tablet will launch on July 24th for $30 per month on a 20 month Next plan  or $400 if you buy one alongside a Lumia smartphone. This is the basic version of the Surface 3 with 64GB of storage, this hounds great if you’re just looking to check email or stream music before you get to the coffee shop. What do you think ? Does this sound good to you ? 

All U.S Carriers Can Unlock Your Phone Starting Today

Most U.S. carriers have been more lenient about unlocking phones than others, but starting today they are all mandated to provide unlocking once a customer’s contract is up. Legislation put in place by the Federal Communications Commission back in 2013 takes full effect today, and carriers must comply with new policies on unlocking. Phones on prepaid plans will be eligible for unlocking no later than 1 year after initial activation, consistent with reasonable time, payment or usage requirements. Customers must also be notified when their phones are eligible for unlocking, and carriers must respond to unlock requests within two business days. AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, Sprint, Bluegrass Cellular and U.S. Cellular are all on board for unlocking customs phones. Are you happy with your carrier ? Would you switch ? 

Apple Now Offering SIM Free iPhone 6/6 Plus In The US

Apple has begun offering SIM free models of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus in the United States. The company unveiled the two devices in early September, and launched carrier versions of them later that month for Verizon, Sprint, AT&T and T-Mobile. On Apples web store, they show the benefits of buying a SIM free iPhone, saying that it’s for “those who don’t want a multiyear service contract, or who prefer to use a local carrier when traveling abroad.” The unlocked iPhone 6 model is A1586, and the unlocked iPhone 6 Plus model is A1524. Pricing for the new unlocked iPhones is as followed, the 16GB model of the iPhone 6 will be sold at $649 and each storage tier jump adding an additional $100. The larger iPhone 6 Plus also adds $100 for each tier, so the 128GB model will cost you $849.

The iPhone 2G Is Going For $12,500 On eBay

The iPhone 2G released in 2007 for $599 on a 2 year contract for AT&T. Now its 7 years later and the first gen iPhones are a little rare and you’ll need a lot of cash if you wanted to buy one on eBay. A  first gen iPhone in mint condition will cost you $12,500 each. As of this moment there are s couple of first gen iPhones on eBay right now that are selling as a pair for $25,000. The seller apparently has a 100% approval rating with over 800 sales, and will ship anywhere in the world, except Russia for unknown reasons.