Today at TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin, Samsung Electronic’s President Young Sohn revealed the company had sold 1 million foldable Galaxy Fold smartphones. Estimates from October
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BMW says ‘ja’ to Android Auto
BMW today announced that it is finally bringing Android Auto to its vehicles, starting in July 2020. With that, it will join Apple’s CarPlay
The vast majority of US consumers aren’t spending $1,000+ on phones
Pricing in the smartphone wars has taken a sharp turn in recent years on the premium end of the spectrum. Ever since the arrival
Nodle crowdsources IoT connectivity
Nodle, which is competing in the TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin Startup Battlefield this week, is based on a simple premise: What if you could crowdsource
North ending production of current Focals smart glasses to focus on Focals 2.0
Smart glasses maker North announced today that it will be ending production of its first-generation Focals glasses, which it brought to market for consumers
Android’s Ambient Mode will soon come to ‘select devices’
You’ve probably heard murmurs about Google’s forthcoming Ambient Mode for Android. The company first announced this feature, which essentially turns an Android device into
New smartphone figures highlight continued struggles to grow market
In some corners, the smartphone market is showing its first signs of life in some time. Recent figures from Canalys indicate a small but
Quibi series from Steven Soderbergh starring Tye Sheridan focuses on smartphone survival skills
People dramatically proclaim all the time that they don’t think they could survive without their smartphones, but a new series from the forthcoming streaming
Motorola throws back to the future with a foldable Razr reboot
The rebirth of the Razr has been rumored for several months now. And honestly, such a product is a bit of a no-brainer. The
GitHub launches a mobile app, smarter notifications and improved code search
At its annual Universe conference today, Microsoft-owned GitHub announced a couple of new products, as well as the general availability of a number of