AT&T to Launch Shareable Rollover Data; Intel's $300M Diversity Pledge; Complete CES 2015 Coverage

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TOP STORIES AT&T to Launch Shareable Rollover Data  The rollover option starts Jan. 25 for Mobile Share Value plan users, but alas, rollover data does not roll over. Share This:   Intel Announces $300 Million Tech Diversity Initiative  During a CES keynote, Intel CEO Brian Krzanich also talked up the company's continued push into wearables. Share This:   Neil Young's $399 PonoPlayer on Sale Monday  "It's the same as an iPod except it sounds like God," Young said here at CES. Share This:   Democrats Try Again With Net Neutrality Bill  Democrats have introduced a bill (again) that would ban ISPs from entering into "paid prioritization" deals. Share This:   BlackBerry Wants to Help Cure Cancer  At CES, BlackBerry showed off the HBox, which can help your doctor monitor your health. Share This:   Hands On: Fuhu's 65-Inch Nabi Big Tab XL  Fuhu wants to replace your HDTV with an Android tablet. We went hands on with the outrageous 65-inch Big Tab XL. Share This:   VIDEO: At CES, Cars Are Becoming Gadgets With Wheels  Cars are turning into gadgets that just happen to have engines and wheels. Share This:   PCMag's Full CES 2015 Coverage  PCMag is on the ground at CES 2015; get all our stories, tweets, and videos straight from the show floor. Share This: