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Apple’s M2-powered 13-inch MacBook Pro comes with $250 in instant savings right now
Score big savings on one of Apple's best and most potent laptops, as the 13-inch MacBook Pro with an M2 chip now sells for just $1,049
FTC sues Facebook over monopolistic conduct, seeks to undo WhatsApp and Instagram deals
Facebook claims that the US FTC lawsuit disregards settled law or the consequences by claiming it got it wrong and seeking a do-over.
Unpacking Samsung’s New Computing: Interview with Samsung’s Hassan Anjum
On this week's episode of our Pocketnow Weekly Podcast, we had the pleasure of sitting down with Hassan Anjum Samsung's Director of Product Marketing on the "New Computing" division.
Slack will add scheduled messages, short audio and video messages also in the pipeline
Slack might also get new tools that provide more control over notifications and lets users easily keep track of things on the collaboration platform.
Panay: Microsoft Surface hardware still going to be relevant
In fact, it's more than the core of what Microsoft wants to do: to complete user experiences at work and at home. Hardware's key.
Huawei Mate Flex, Galaxy Note 9 camera issues | Pocketnow Daily
Also on our show this Thanksgiving, Instagram has a new look in mind for its app and we have Black Friday deals spanning from Google to Samsung and Apple.
Redditor dissatisfied that his Google Pixel speaker issue ends in refund
Mark Buckman, a professed "Google evangelist," has lost some faith in the company after the way he believes the company handled his issue with the Pixel.
Google’s Pixel Paradigm and the future of Android | #PNWeekly 221
Google is shifting the focus of their smartphones from developers to consumers. Google's Pixel Paradigm and the future of Android | #PNWeekly Podcast 221
Interview: Rehan Asad Assistant VP of Broadband Strategy for AT&T on Gigabit Broadband for LA
AT&T is lighting up gigabit broadband for LA, California. We sat down with Vice President Rehan Asad to talk about the new Gigapower roll out.
Hangin’ with Dr. Cooper: an interview with “the father of the cellphone”
He made the first cellular phone call in 1973. Now Dr. Martin Cooper joins us for a look back at the world he made possible – and what's yet to come.
An app to save your bar: Jon Taffer talks us through BarHQ (Interview)
We sat down with Bar Rescue host Jon Taffer to learn about his new app BarHQ – and to hear about the challenges of going from TV host to app developer.
Art on an iPhone: the unbelievable mobile photography of Sarah Jarrett
Looking through Sarah Jarrett's gallery, it's hard to believe her main medium is an iPhone. In this interview, Sarah shares her mobile photography secrets.
Mobile photography as art: an interview with the MPA’s Daniel Berman
Daniel Berman, creator of the Mobile Photography Awards, lives in a world where smartphone photos sit alongside Warhols and Lichtensteins.
“We know we have made a difference”: Phonebloks on the future of the modular smartphone (Interview)
We sat down with Phonebloks to learn about the challenges involved in creating a modular smartphone and the company's vision for the future.
The Waze of public transportation? Interview with Moovit’s Product VP
We sat down with Yovav Meydad to learn about the ups and downs of building Moovit, an app that aims to crowdsource your morning commute.
ZAGGsparq 6000: As close to perfect as a portable battery can get
When OEMs started moving away from removable batteries, many of us were…