FTC Sues AT&T Over Throttling; YouTube to Launch Paid Service; Verizon Announces 'Droid Turbo'

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TOP STORIES FTC Sues AT&T for Reducing Data Speeds on Unlimited Plans  AT&T called the allegations "baseless" and said it has always been transparent about its throttling practices. Share This:   YouTube Expects Paid Subscription Service Soon  YouTube hasn't nailed down exactly what its paid option will look like, but it will arrive in the "near term." Share This:   Verizon Announces 'Droid Turbo' Superphone  Verizon Wireless and Motorola announced the Droid Turbo, and it isn't just a Moto X - it's really souped up. Share This:   Hey Dummies! Stop Taking Selfies With Wild Bears!  Lake Tahoe Park officials warn visitors that chasing down bears for photo ops is incredibly stupid. Share This:   VIDEO: Cook Urges Alabama to Improve LGBT Protections  Tim Cook challenged his home state to do more to protect the rights of its LBGT community. Share This:   Logitech Unveils Spill-Resistant iPad Keyboard  Priced at $69.99, the "Keys-To-Go" standalone keyboard arrives next month. Share This:   Walmart Now Selling Pre-Owned Games  Walmart is now selling pre-owned games, ahead of the early-access launch of COD: Advanced Warfare on Nov. 3. Share This:   Space X Dragon Returns From ISS  The company's fourth official resupply mission to the International Space Station concludes successfully. Share This: