Samsung phones are blowing up at pandemic rates! Ironically, this could change the course of phone history for the better. Should removable batteries make a comeback? | Continue reading
The NFL sent out a memo yesterday warning all 32 teams that it will significantly fine players and coaches who destroy the NFL's Surface Pro tablets used during games. | Continue reading
Let's take a look at what really went wrong with LG. | Continue reading
The USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF) has created new logos to differentiate newer USB-C products with the latest technology. The new logos will help consumers quickly find the products they need. | Continue reading
Smart speaker maker Sonos just won its first victory in a year-long patent lawsuit against Google. | Continue reading
Google has filed a patent with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) for a method to place a selfie camera underneath a display and still get enough light to produce high-quality images. | Continue reading
Sure, a portless Apple iPhone sounds interesting but what would an iPhone user do if he needed to recover/restore a particular file? Apple is reportedly working on software and hardware solutions. | Continue reading
Per a new report, the iPhone 12S (13) will feature an optical in-display fingerprint scanner. | Continue reading
In order to link WhatsApp Web or Desktop to your WhatsApp account, you will now be asked to use your face or fingerprint unlock on your phone. | Continue reading
MediaTek replaced Qualcomm as the top supplier of chipsets for smartphones during the third quarter with a 31% share. When it comes to 5G, Qualcomm remains the leading provider. | Continue reading
TikTok had a great third-quarter as it led the App Store and the combined App Store-Google Play Store in revenue generated during the three months. It also was the most downloaded app on both iOS and Android. | Continue reading
Huawei's chief of consumer products, Richard Yu, says that it will introduce the first handset to be powered by its HarmonyOS sometime next year. The company says that it is already sitting on a phone ready to run HarmonyOS. | Continue reading
Two of the three Apple iPhone manufacturers, Taiwan based Foxconn and Pegatron, are looking to move production out of China to avoid the trade war between the U.S. and China. | Continue reading
AT&T is sending notifications via email to customers who own certain smartphones, urging them to buy other phones if they want to be able to keep using the carrier's network. | Continue reading
Besides TikTok, the new notification feature in iOS 14 that catches clipboard snoopers red-handed has found that other apps like LinkedIn and Reddit also copied an iPhone user's clipboard. | Continue reading
Tipster Jon Prosser says that Apple is working on an expensive version of Apple Glass called the "Steve Jobs Heritage Edition" and would look like Jobs' iconic round, rimless glasses. | Continue reading
Samsung seems intent on re-releasing the Galaxy Fold this fall, but it's hard to understand why the company is so adamant to put out a half-baked concept whose reputation has already been tainted. | Continue reading
Huawei's phones might lose access to Google's Android. OK, so they can still use Android Open Source, but will that be good enough? What do you lose when you don't have Google Services on your phone? | Continue reading
Seven years after trading a kidney for enough cash to purchase the Apple iPhone 4, 24 year old Xiao Wang is permanently disabled and requires dialysis to help his one remaining kidney function. | Continue reading
Back on August 15th, Google needed to get in touch with Epic Games, the developer of Fortnite. A serious flaw was discovered with the Fortnite installer for Android that required a patch to be sent out stat. How serious an issue was this? Consider that with the Fortnite installer … | Continue reading
A stable OxygenOS build has made it to both the OnePlus 5 and 5T, and even though it's not mentioned in the changelog, the update does bring the promised Project Treble support... | Continue reading
Samsung publishes three new ads designed not to promote its own products, but to tarnish the image of Apple's newest iPhones. In doing so, it compromises its own brand... | Continue reading
A new bug found within the Samsung Messages app is causing the service to secretly send out photos from within the Gallery app to random contacts without leaving any log of the messages... | Continue reading