Sprint Sued Over Bogus Charges; Sony to Unveil Clip-On Smart Glasses; Netflix Arrives on Dish Boxes

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TOP STORIES Sprint Sued Over Bogus Phone Charges  The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau sued Sprint for illegally billing wireless customers. Share This:   Sony to Show Off Clip-On Smart Glasses at CES The gadget transforms your favorite shades into a Google Glass-like headset. Share This:   Netflix Arrives on Dish Set-Top Boxes  The deal means Dish customers can stream Netflix content without switching inputs. Share This:   BlackBerry's CEO Addresses the App Gap  The BlackBerry Classic needs a better app selection to break through to consumers, he said. Share This:   Comcast Customers Can Finally Watch HBO, Showtime on Roku  The HBO GO app also launched on Amazon's Fire TV box, but is not yet available to Comcast subscribers. Share This:   Unearthed E.T. Atari Cartridge Phones Home to Smithsonian  The legendarily awful video game is set for display in The National Museum of American History in Washington, D.C. Share This:   Sean Parker Pledges $24M for Allergy Research  The former Facebook president and Napster co-founder will fund a new allergy center at Stanford University. Share This:   Amazon Extends Free Shipping Deadlines  Order with Free Shipping by Dec. 19 to receive your items before Christmas. Share This: