Month: April 2019

The Supreme court of the Cayman Islands, where the Yota was recognized head structure smartphone manufacturer Yota Devices is bankrupt. The claim about bankruptcy Yota […] Read the original post by Mark

While Instagram is the one getting most attention right now, Snapchat still rules a niche. If you’re a diligent Snapchat user and you use it […] Read the original post by Khamosh Pathak

Heads up! We share savvy shopping and personal finance tips to put extra cash in your wallet. Mobile Nations may receive a commission from The […] Read the original post by Joe Wituschek

Best answer: Both the iPhone XS and Apple Watch Series 4 can withstand submersion in fairly shallow water for a limited amount of time. The […] Read the original post by Rene Ritchie

Genesis shows off an electric two-seater it may never build, Elon Musk takes a step toward a really big tunnel, and Uber gets another $1 […] Read the original post by Aarian Marshall

Your iPad Pro can work nearly as hard as your MacBook, so why not treat it like one and treat it to a really nice […] Read the original post by Lory Gil

Shake to undo makes it easy to quickly undo typing on the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. After shaking an iOS device, a confirmation dialog […] Read the original post by Frank Macey

Huawei continued the trend of Chinese companies releasing smartphone Honor Magic 2 in the form factor slider. Ergonomics Design Magic Slide raises questions about the reliability but […] Read the original post by Mark

We decided to dilute the related technology biographies of people without whom this technology may not be. But we start not with Elon musk or […] Read the original post by Mark

Samsung, long the world leader in sales of smartphones, recently in the U.S. gave way to Apple, for the first time in a long time. Sales According […] Read the original post by Mark

Portal SlashLeaks new information has surfaced about Apple’s yet unannounced smartphones. In particular, the site published photos of molds and iPhone iPhone 11 11 Max. […] Read the original post by Mark

Opinion: Researchers are studying how artificial intelligence could predict risks of premature death. But the health care industry needs to consider another risk: unconscious bias […] Read the original post by Amitha Kalaichandran

A decades-long fire in Pennsylvania revealed some unexpected twists in how microbes survive in harsh environments. Read the original post by Carrie Arnold

From HBO Now to Hulu to good ol’ fashioned cable, you’ve got no shortage of ways to get your Winterfell fix. Read the original post by WIRED Staff

Researchers have shown that even though Netflix encrypts its traffic, hackers can figure out your interactive movie choices. Read the original post by Lily Hay Newman