Smartphone innovation to ramp in 2019 thanks to foldable screens, in-screen fingerprint, 5G
5G isn’t the only reason that the smartphone industry is getting interesting: Foldable phones, in-screen fingerprint scanners and AI will drive innovation. Read More
Samsung busted faking Galaxy ‘blur effect’ with a DSLR photo
But now it’s added in fine print that the photo is only for “illustrative purposes”. Read More
Max out your new Mac mini with iFixit’s new RAM upgrade kit
Save hundreds of dollars by adding your own RAM to your new Mac mini rather than buying it from Apple. Read More
‘iPhone XR from $449*’: Apple ramps up iPhone sales push
Apple’s marketers start playing with the fine print and prices after new $100 extra trade-in promotion. Read More
Best Google Chrome extensions for productivity, security, and performance (2018 edition)
Here is a selection of Google Chrome extensions aimed specifically at boosting your productivity, performance, and privacy. (Updated December 2018) Read More
Video use is booming in organisations according to new report
The use of video across enterprises is growing as more and more organisations see its value according to a new report Read More
Apricorn Aegis Fortress L3 portable storage drive: Tougher, faster, and more secure
Hardware-encrypted external storage drives are pretty much a must-have item for enterprise these days, and Apricorn has once again raised the bar with the new Aegis Fortress L3. And it’s future-proof, coming with interchangeable Type-A and Type-C connector cables. Read More
Apricorn Aegis Fortress L3 portable storage drive
If you’re looking for a fast, ultra-rugged, secure encrypted portable storage drive that’s available in both HDD and SSD flavors, look no further than Apricorn’s new Aegis Fortress L3. Read More
Barnes & Noble hopes book lovers give Nook another look with new $50 tablet
The bookseller’s latest challenger to Amazon’s Kindle Fire 7 is a similarly dirt-cheap 7-inch Android tablet, though it offers twice the built-in storage at the same price. Read More
HPE Q4 tops estimates despite net loss from tax charge
The enterprise player reported fourth quarter net loss of $757 million, or 52 cents a share. Read More