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T-Mobile's Binge On feature now lets you binge on even more video streaming services. Screenshot by Claudia Cruz/CNET T-Mobile subscribers can now watch even more video without eating into their monthly data plan. On Thursday, the carrier aounced that it added Amazon Prime Video, Fox News, Univision Now and the WWE Network to its Binge On service. This means that any videos T-Mobile customers watch from those providers over their mobile device don't count against their monthly data allowance. So you can watch all you want via a cellular coection. Introduced last November, the Binge On service is yet another brash move by T-Mobile to shake up the wireless business. Its competitors are paying ...

Payments? Sure, Amazon wants a piece of that, too. Corbis Ever wanted to use PayPal to make purchases on Amazon? Don't hold your breath.That's the message Amazon Payments' vice president Patrick Gauthier offered in an interview with CNET on Monday when asked whether his company might someday bring PayPal's digital payments service to Amazon.com."It's quite simple," Gauthier said. "Amazon starts with the customer. If our customers were asking for it, it would have been on Amazon already."Well, so much for that bit of speculation. Since eBay first aounced in late 2014 that it was splitting from PayPal, there's been talk that PayPal could strike a partnership with Amazon, giving you an alteativ...

Payments? Sure, Amazon wants a piece of that, too. Corbis Ever wanted to use PayPal to make purchases on Amazon? Well, don't hold your breath.That's the message Amazon Payments' vice president offered in an interview with CNET on Monday when asked whether his company might someday add PayPal's digital payments service to Amazon.com."It's quite simple," the executive, Patrick Gauthier, said. "Amazon starts with the customer. If our customers were asking for it, it would have been on Amazon already."Well, so much for that bit of gossip. Since eBay first aounced in late 2014 that it was splitting from PayPal, there's been continued speculation that PayPal could eventually snag the ultimate priz...

"Take back what you said about 'Beetlejuice.' NOW." Waer Bros. Sure, there's a new Batman starring Ben Affleck's chin. However, you can watch Michael Keaton's excellent performance in "Batman," which hits Amazon on February 1. If you like your heroes wearing black, you won't like "The Karate Kid" starring Ralph Macchio which becomes available on the same day as "Batman."This February has an extra day, so Amazon will bring what is sure to bring laughs and warmth to all with "Inequality for All." It's a documentary about the widening economic gap in the United States and it starts streaming on February 29. Check out the full list below:Arriving on Amazon Prime, February 2016 February 1A Better...