The relatively new U.S. operator, Republic Wireless is holding a contest on its official Facebook page, in which it plans to give away what it calls a “Moto X Prize Pack,” consisting of a Moto X handset, 12 months of free service from the carrier and an impressive package of accessories.

Yesterday, the popular U.K. carrier, Vodafone U.K., officially announced in a press release that it will now be extending its “4G Bonus” program until the end of January. This offer, which was originally intended to conclude at the end of October, gives anyone signing up to a Vodafone Red 4G plan an additional 4GB of bonus data per month for the total length of their contract.

You might wonder how you would live without your smartphone, but one gas station clerk in Florida could literally be dead without his. His HTC EVO 3D stopped a bullet that was fired at his abdomen during an early morning robbery, ensuring the injuries he sustained were only minor.

Sprint has begun rolling out its Android 4.3 update for the Samsung Galaxy S4, just a day after the update was made available to users on Verizon.

The update weighs in at a whopping 537MB, and it’ll be available to download over-the-air. In addition to Android 4.3 and all the improvements that come with it, this update adds Galaxy Gear support, KNOX functionality, and more.

A Google Glass user in California may have become the first to get a ticket for using the wearable while driving. Cecilia Adabie was stopped by a Highway Patrol officer last night then summoned to the superior court for “driving with monitor visible to driver.”

The ticket has sparked debate over whether or not it should be legal to use Google Glass while behind the wheel.