Pocketnow Daily: Moto RAZR Foldable Actually Coming in 2019?! (video)
On today’s Pocketnow Daily, we talk about the possible launch of the new Motorola Razr foldable this year, problems with the Samsung Galaxy Fold and more
Pocketnow Daily: Xiaomi Mi Mix Alpha: The Perfect Foldable? (video)
On today’s Pocketnow Daily, we talk about the new Xiaomi Mi Mix Alpha, rumors of the next Samsung Galaxy S10, more leaks of the Google Pixel 4 and more
Samsung makes DeX app available for Windows or Mac
Samsung is announcing that it made its DeX app available for both Windows (version 7 and 10) and Mac, so you can connect your Galaxy phone to your computer.
Apple to absorb most of the additional tariff costs to keep prices unchanged
Apple products’ prices will remain unchanged, as the company made preparations to “absorb most of the additional tariff costs” for the short and mid-term.
Apple reports 1% increase in quarterly revenue, iPhone and Services drive
Revenue reported by Apple for the quarter has increased one percent over the same period of last year, and the iPhone and Services are the driving force.
Apple wraps fiscal year nicely, has bleak, cloaked visions of holidays
The future is looking murky for investors as Apple has not only forecast little growth for the holidays, but it won’t tell how many iPhones it shipped.
Apple hits the $1 trillion mark, becomes first US company to cross it
On August 2, 2018, with a closing share price of $207.39, Apple became the first US company to hit the $1 trillion mark. Read Tim Cook’s memo to employees.
Apple has published its Q3 2018 financial figures and it’s looking really good for the Cupertino-based company. Read to find out where money comes from.
Here’s how, when and where you can watch Apple’s WWDC 2018 opening keynote
Apple is expected to focus exclusively on software announcements at its WWDC 2018 opening event in San Jose, California, and you can follow all the action live online starting at 10 a.m. PDT.
Apple is unlikely to merge iOS and Mac apps this year, project codename now unknown
What may have been codenamed project “Marzipan” at one point is still in development, eyeing some sort of a unification between iOS and MacOS, but not this year.
The computing operating systems we have today are designed to be kind of stupid. How should an OS of the future be designed to incorporate both human and artificial intelligence?
