More wireless news from across the Web:
> Sprint said it will extend its offer to cut in half the service bills of Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile for another 30 days. Tweet
> BlackBerry's CEO said the company's new Priv Android smartphone will be sold by T-Mobile US, Verizon and Sprint. Engadget article
> Verizon plans to sell the Motorola Moto 360 Sport smart watch for $299. Droid Life article
> BlackBerry hopes to release at least one new Android smartphone this year, indicating the company's further move away from its own BlackBerry smartphone operating system. Engadget article
> The Communications Workers of America (CWA) said that T-Mobile US is not upholding its employees' rights. Further, last year the U.S. National Labor Relations Board ruled the carrier engaged in illegal work practices in two cases. Reuters article
> Huawei said it shipped 108 million smartphones in 2015, which the company said added annual revenue of more than $20 billion. Release
> Apple's Tim Cook received a $1 million pay raise. NY Times article
> Despite the release of its One A9 smartphone, HTC posted sluggish December financial numbers. Mobile World Live article
> FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler promised a "spectrum extravaganza" in the agency's upcoming incentive auction of TV broadcasters' 600 MHz spectrum. Deadline article
> Time Warner Cable said that data on more than 320,000 of its customers may have been stolen. Reuters article
> A top AT&T executive said the carrier would pursue FirstNet's business. Investors article
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> Frontier rebrands as it finalizes its entry into Verizon markets. Article
Wireless Tech News
> Ericsson and Verizon unveil plans for the IoT. Article
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> Comcast hopes to launch new set-top in time for Summer Olympics. Article
And finally… IBM is targeting the consumer space. Article