Is it time to subscribe to a printer service from HP?

Ever since my dad brought home an...

What’s the best way of buying a phone today?

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MWC: What device highlights did you miss?

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Is it time to subscribe to a printer service from HP?

Ever since my dad brought home an HP LaserJet printer (version 3, if memory serves), I have been printing with an HP. Over the years I’ve occasionally ended up...

What’s the best way of buying a phone today?

How did you buy your latest phone? I'm asking because I'm thinking about what...

MWC: What device highlights did you miss?

So, early last week I predicted that next to nothing from Mobile World Congress...

How Wireless Will Pave the Path to Neobank Profitability

I'm delighted to bring you an opinion piece from Rafa Plantier at Gigs.com. I...

An end of an era: Vodafone UK turns off 3G services

I thought it was worthwhile highlighting this one from the Vodafone UK team. For...

Hydrogen One, RED’s foray into the mobile market, features a ‘holographic display’

RED, the high-end camera maker, has just announced its foray into the mobile market with a device that will apparently feature a ‘holographic display’....

In-display fingerprint sensors to arrive next year

Biometric security features are popular with both manufacturers and consumers. Now, Qualcomm wants to take things a step further by adding in-display fingerprint sensors...

‘Sponsored songs’ show that marketers are exploring new avenues

Spotify’s latest attempt to monetize its service comes in the form of sponsored songs. As confirmed by TechCrunch, the music streaming company is currently...

AI, chat fiction, and apps for different ages

When developing and marketing apps, there are countless things to take into account in order for the apps in question to be successful. For...

Apple WWDC 2017 Roundup

The Apple WWDC 2017 keynote has now wrapped up. For those of you who did not manage to catch the event or did not...

Andy Rubin unveils Essential phone

Andy Rubin, perhaps best known for developing Android, has been quite busy since he left Google in 2014. In 2015, he founded a new...

Technology integrations are transforming live events

A couple of decades ago, “technology” was not something that integrated seamlessly into our daily activities or something that was ubiquitous in both our...

Google I/O roundup – Keynote tidbits

Google’s annual Google I/O developer conference is still going on but all of the big announcements have already taken place. The company had quite...

Google’s Fuchsia OS looks like a redesigned Android

Google’s Android has dominated the mobile market for quite a few years. Its smartphones, ranging from budget devices to expensive flagships, can be found...

Can emoji be actually helpful? Samsung Wemogee and others think so

Writing by hand may be a great cognitive boost, according to researchers, but virtual typing is the preferred method of many. The younger generations...

A revolution in virtual socializing may be arrriving

The older generation often likes reminisce about an age where socializing and technology were only indirectly intertwined. The cliché of people, particularly of a...

Google rolls out fact check feature in search

The Internet is both a place of wonder, and a place of terror. It is a place where people can and do have access...

Phoney Phone

MORE TH>N has launched a new 'artificial smartphone' to help people ease their smartphone addiction The ‘mobile phone surrogate’ that has been designed to replicate...

The most powerful espionage app for Android has been discovered

Back in August, Pegasus for iOS made headlines as one of the most sophisticated espionage apps on mobile. The app was believed to have...

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